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THE SATURDAY. PRESS.
X it k w ii ! a r h u v v n us n km week i. y
iun icmcmrTtnt
riVE DOM. AltS A YEAH. IN ADVANCE
Forelert !iihrtlptlan, from , l $7.Mi,c
cordlng to dcsllnstlon.
.Wiscrlh'r. and Advertiser will sddrca THOU. 0.
THIIUM. Manager.
All matter for the Hatnrdiy Pre. hr,iild lie atldreed
to the "M.nXIII'AV I'llBSS."
A Kin At the Door.
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rum.lfliiFi) iit nrguMT.
W wero ntnmllnu; in Mm duurwnr
My Itttto -wife nml Ii
Tlio golden miii iikii lirr linlr
1V1I down so silently)
A Bin ill wlilln linml upon my nrm
Wlint Could I ask fnr'morn
'limn tlin kindly Kl.incniif lovliirf oven
An kIio klfli-il mo nt tlic ilmir ?
I know alio tote with nil lirr lionrt
Tlin rme wlm stands lieilile,
And llin yenrn Imvn Ik-mi mi Joyoni
Hlnco first I culled her bride.
Wn'vrj linil so much nf liniiplnrim
Hlnco wn met 111 yearn before,
Mnt tlio Impplost tlino uf nil wan when
HIio killed imc nt tlio door.
Wlio cures for wealth of Uiul or gnld
For fnmonr matchless power ?
It does not (jlvn ilm linpplnnH
Of Just mn little hour
AVitli onn who loves me fin Iter llfoj
Him myn slio loves me mott
And I OiMiiulit the did thin mnrnliiR
Wlion nliu kira-ed nie nt the door.
At llmrrt It seems llmt nil tlio world,
With nil lUflenltunf (fold.
Is very smnll nnd poor Indeed
Computed with wlint 1 hold. ' '
And wlirn the cloud, hniip, (jrlm nnd dntk,
I only think llm morn
Of iiiib who waits the corning "tep
Tn klin mo nt tlio door.
If nho Iota till nu,o Minll scnttcr
ItH frimt upon her head,
1 know ulio'll Ioto mo just tlio samo
A til" mortilitp; wo wero wed.
Hut If tlio niiKcln call her,
Anil nho rwh to liorwen before,
I hlinll know her when I meet her,
For alm'll kiss inn nt tlin door.
Reminiscences of Honoluln. No 13.
An ovent which occurrod in tlio pnrly
pnrt of 1818, nnd which very much oceu
niod public uttutitioii, van tho loss, on
ChrittmiiH Inland, of. tho Chilcnn ship
Marin Helena. Thin vushol loft Honolulu
on tlio 20th of Ducnmbrr, hound to tho
United Sttitos vin Vulpnrniho, hnvini; hh
piwHonKorH, T. H. Stovoim of tlio U. S.
Navy, (now Adniirnl) wifo nnd child, nnd
his hrothor-in-lnw, V. II. Christio; nnd
MinH JoluiRon, nn Amoricnn lndy nccom
pnniod by tho dniifrhtur of Mr. Ton Eyck,
U. S. Coiiunissionor. Tho ship wns lndon
with oil for Now Bodfo'rd, trnnsliippod
from AvhaloTH horo. On tho lnt of March,
tho innto nnd four men of Ilia Marin Helena
nrrivod nt Honolulu U2 dnyH from Christ
mnH Iplnnd, in tho -sliip's long-hout. Thoy
reported thnt nt .'I o'clock in tho morning
of tho Gth of Jnuuiiry, tho ship ran nshoro
on tho N.E. point of tholslnnd. ThoimH
hcngorH nnd crow, Having most 6f ttioir
porHonnl bnggago, with wntor nnd provi
sions enough to Inst thorn several months),
woro landed without nccident. Besides
they found some touts and provisions and
twenty ensks of water loft by tho crow of
tho whnloshii) Mmart, which hnd been pre
viously wrecked thoro. Thoy rigged tho
shipTi long-bont nnd on tho Gth of Fohru
nry, ono month nftertho vessel went nshoro,
dispntchod hor for Honolulu, whero hho
nrrivod ns above stated. Twenty-four
liotirH nfttr tho nrrived of tho long-bont
tho Hchoonor Jiuiililio, Captain Jamison,
uni led for Chrihtmns Island, and threo
days nftor tho French corvette Handle,
Captain Do Borgno, nlso sailed for tho
sntnef dostinution, to roscuo tho pnsHengcrs.
THis was accomplished nnd thovcssol nr
rivod nt Honolulu ngnin on tho 11th of
April. Ono of tho pnssongers, Mr. T. H.
Stevens, wrote and published in tho J'oly
iieiian a full account of the adventures of
tho party daring n residence of threo
months on n desert island in mid ocenn.
Christmas Island lies" in North latitude
1.58, and West longitude 157.32. It was
discovorod and described by Cooko, on his
second voyage to tho Pncific. In shape
something like a horseshoo, it is ono of
those coral "atolls," or lagoon islands,
"which abound in tho Wostorn part of this
ocean, and which nro so dangerous to nnv
igators, lying ns thoy do, almost on a lovsl
with the son. There nro some coconnut
tregnChristmas Islnnd, but not enough
to warranfa settlement for tho manufacture
of i bii from the nut,, 'as has been done nt
FanninjrV Island, its nearest noighbor.
Immense numbers of sen birds congregnto
there, and. lay tlipir eggs nud hatch their
young fri" tho' sand, and various kinds of
iisUi&ro abundant in tlio sen and in tho In
goon J Turtle nro nlso plentiful. Brack
ish wntor iri fdiind in cousiderablo qnariti
tios by digging in tho sand, and after using
for u time tho palate gets accustomed to it.
On tho 10th of April, the, citizens of
Honolulu gave a grand conpliinpntary en
tertainment a supper and a ball, which
wns dignified by the name of n fete to
Captain De Borgno and the ofticers of tho
SnrfelU and tho Consul of France, as nn
expression of their nppreciation of thoser
vico done in rescuing the shipwrecked
passengers nnd crew of tho Maria Jltlena.
.TUojMo took placo in tho stono building of
Messrs. ltobinsoh & Co. now occupied as
n store-house -which wns then called a
" hull," and was the largest single room in
tho town, nsido from the churches. All
the rank, wealth nnd beauty of tho plnco
were thero assembled nearly ull tlio for
eign ladies and gontlemon and ninny of
tho nntives. The ball (music by " Blnck
At II o'clock, tho company sat down to a
" MiuniituoUH repast," tho chair being occu-
being Mr. Wvllie, the Hawaiian Miuister
of tWign Isolations. Among the " dis
tingtiishod guenlB" 1 remember (tlio King
ana Queen were uot present, but bont their
aloha) John Young, tlio I'remlor; A. rati,
the King's Chamberlain i M. Kekunnnoa,
Govornor of Onlnn J. Y. Kauehoir, Gov
ernor of Maui; 1'. Kunoa. Governor of
Kuuaij Gmioiul Miller, H. B. M'a Consul
General i Joel Turrill, TJ. S. Consul: E. A.
Sowerkropi Itoyul Danish Coustil ; William
Baker, jr., Peruvian Consul; Horaco
Hawes, U. S. Consul for Tahiti; Willinm
l'ntrico Dillon, French Cousul, &c, &o.
Toasts wore durnk, speeches made, nnd a
good time hnd generally.
On tho 20th. General Miller, II. B. M'a .
Consul Gonerul, eutortainwt at itinuer tho
ofiicora of the HatfeUi nud the Consul of
Franco, at "JJeretnnin," (tlio premises now
occupied byDr.McKibbin.) Tho General,
while making n special acknowledgment
for tho roscuo of tlio British btibjecU cast
away on tho JltUu, took upon himself to
imStv the gratitude ot Cfailo for the sav
ing of her seamen on the sumo occasion,
Chllo having no ropresontati ve bore. Gen
eral Miller was present at tho declaration
of thjeiuteienilenceof Chiloin 1818, and
ha4 hif4Alor niarly, thirty varaa ield
ofl&eer's coumissiou from the Government
nl that cmintrv. Howasoncedesnerately
woiutdd i the war of independence, and
umw ) iraum" in iwj.
la March, 1848, Capt. Thos. Spencer
(uow of Hilo,) arrived in Honolulu iu the
wkaleship Jnpi having been separated
from bis own ship, the Triton, at Hyien-
George. " nnd others) wns oponeu by air.
Ten fiyok, U.,fj. Commissioner, and Miul
mno' Dillon, tho wifo of tho French Consul.
Saturday
VOLLFME IT., NO. 14.1 HONOLULU, II.
ham Islnnd, in this ocean, by a Bingnlnr
nnd perilous ndventure, in tho month of
Jnnunry. The Captain wont on shore nt
Mm islnnd to purchnso somo mticles from
a Portiiutiest) who was liviinr thero 111110111
tlio natives, who were a savage arid war
like sot. llnving concluded his business,
tho Captain nntl boalscrow returned to
tho bonch just before dnrk, only to find
t lint tho natives had leniovod tho oars,
and on being requested refused to give
them up. After some parley, they suc
ceeded in getting the oars, but had to
fight their wny to the bont through n
crowd of two or threo hundred natives.
11 being dink, however, and tho tide low,
they were compelled to land ngnin, when
tho oars were ngnin taken and tliuCnptain
and boathcrew placed under guard. The
next morning, tho Poituguese, who was
tho only foreigner living on flio Island,
accompanied by n dozen or more nntives,
embarked in tho boat and went off for the
ptnposo, as it nftenvnrds appeared, of
taking the ship, Tho next lay thoy ro
turned jwHli tjvp boats and a lot of.nrticlos
from ilioslii'p, wliicli, they informed Capt.
Spencer, thoy had tnken, nnd killed nil
hands. The boat's crow wero then
mnrched off. Tho Cnptnin making hojuo
resistance, wns picked up nnd carried
bodily to a small islnnd a short distance
from tho shore, where he was surrounded
by n cordon of nntives, armed with
knives, spears and clubs. One wns ap
pointed to tho oflico of executioner nnd was
nbout to strike tho fntal blow, when n
young nud hundsonio chief woinun n
veritablo Pocahontas sprang forward
nnd interposing, rescued the Cnptnin.
A consultation ensued nuiong tho natives,
and after some magic words of incanta
tion had boon pronounced, Captain
Spencer wns libornted, the nnmo of Uogio
was given him, nnd ho was declared taboo.
Tho heroine took him under her especial
care nnd guardianship. But tho position
of the Captain and tho boat's crow on
shore was anything but comfortable, for
their ship had disappeared, and thoy wero
uncertain of tho fato of those on board.
Two days after their cnptnru a sail was
seen in the oiling, but an attempt to roach
her failed. After tho lapse of twolvo days
residenco among these snvngo islanders,
Cnptnin Spencer nnd his men wero tnken
off by n whaleshin that hnnnened tn tnneli
at Sydenham Island nnd uventually wero
brought to Honolulu as I have stated.
Tho story which afterwords transpired of
what occurred on lward tho Triton -whon
tho Portuguese nnd tho nntivca went off to
take her, has a touch of romance in it. It
seems that Manuel, tho Portuguese, wont
on board and informed tho first officer that
Captain Sponcor wished for somo empty
casks to bo sent on shore for tho purpose
of bringing off tho articles ho had pur
chased. Thoro not being timo to got tho
casks ready that day, Mnnuol and his
natives remained on board over night.
At 10 o'clock that night thoy roso on tho
ship's company, killed tho man nt tho
wheel nnd another, and badly wounded
tho mnto nnd several others. Mnnuol did
tho shooting, nnd tho mnto, having noth
ing to defond himself with, fan nnd
jumped into the hold. Whilo tho cooper
was lying on tho deck, mortally wounded,
and Mnnuol wns cutting him up in a
shocking manner, ono of tho mntes pinned
the wretch to tho deck with a whnlo lanco.
Although their leader wns dead, tho nn
tives succeeded in gotting possession of
tho vessel, tho two mntes nnd most of tho
crow gotting off in ono of tho ship's bonts.
Tho nntives proceeded to plunder tho
ship, having put a native at tho wheel to
run hor on bhore. This man, though a
nntivo of the island, belonged to tho ship,
and his subsequent conduct shows him to
havo been a horo. Instead of stooring for
tho shore; whilo tho others wero busily
engngod in ransacking for plundor, ho
managed to run tho ship oft land. But
whon this was discovered ho wns attacked
and compelled to run into tho rigging for
his lifo. Whilo thoro a bright thought
struck him nnd ho shouted "sail ho 1" so
lustily that tho natives took fright and all
i' limped overboard nnd swam for tho Hhoro.
Jeing now in full possession of tho ship,
this hero of a South Sea Islander de
scended from tho rigging nnd taking tho
holm boro down for tho bonts, nnd tho
crow got on board. Tho Triton subse
quently turned up tall right in chargo of
tho first oflicor.
The Legislative Assembly for 1818 mot
on tho 27th of April, nnd tho session wns
formally opened liy the King in person.
Tho ceremony took placo in tlio Kawnia
hno Church, wliich was crowded with spec
tators. Tho King and Queen, accom
panied by tho Young Chiefs, nrrived nt 10
o'clock, under 11 snluto from tho Fort, nnd
escorted by tho "King's Guard" of native
soldiers who did not look quito ns mar
tial as those of tho present day, but could
undoubtedly havo dono hotter servico, if
called upon. Tho sorvicos in tho church
consisted of prayer by tho ltov, Mr. Arni-
usual on Mich occasions. Tho Nobles and
Ilepresontntives snt just boforo the Hoynl
Party, ami woro not so numerous n body
botly
as the
legislative. Assembly of tho
The Nobles, male nud female, i
Pnki nnd Mrs.Koniu Pnki;
pro-
sent
woros
Abner
John
xouug unit iure. Aiapai xouugi
B. Nn-
makeha, G. L. Kanenu. Paul Knnoa.
Charles Kanaina, Aaron Koliinlionui, N.
Nnmnuu, K. Knpnakea and Mrs. Keoho
kalolo Kapankeu (parents of tho present
Jtoynl Family! ; Mrs. Koelikolnui Pitt,
Joan Piikoi. Tho Kepresentativos wore
only sovon: D. Kanohoa nud Wnhi
ueiki from Hawaii, J. Kahnln nnd J. Hulu
from Maui, K Kupnnia nnd J, Kekino
from Oahu, and Waun from Kauai.
Dr. Jiuul, as Minister of Finnnct-, re
ported the Trensui receipts for the year
ending Mnich ill. 1818, ns amounting to
$155,l5S.lU, nnd the disbursements, Sll!!,
501.14, leaving a honlthy balnuco in hand
of $11,503.09.
Tho Hnwniinu Theatre (lately demol
ished) wns built in 1M8, at a cost of nbout
S7,000; uud other buildings were tho Cus
tom House (now n rico mill) nud tho Gov
eminent Printing Office, which was torn
down to give place to tbo proseiit Post
oflico building in 1870. Hero tho Polyiu
$toa uowspaporsaw its palmiost days, un
der tho buceossiYo administrations, us "Di
rectors of the Gavornraent Press," of
Janes, Hitchcock, Hopkins, Hall, and, as
disconnected with Government, under the
management of Fornander, until ita do
miso. For tho year 1848, the saving to the
Government by having a press of its own,
was said to have' amounted to tho very ro
Bpectnblo sum of 3(1,500. H. L. B.
Wlitk KlUQlKti. '
Suw rsw iixcm to s inches. rH
Mt by HOLLK8 CO.
strong, (wiio was styled tlio King's Chap
lain,) and tho roading by His Majesty of
tho Speech. This, as I remember, con
tained nothing beyond tho nlatitmles
H. W. SEVERANCE,
Hnwnltnn Cnnnl & Caminl.vlnn Mnrchnnt
7 :il(l Cnllfornln St.. t'nl., Iloiini No. I. ly
EDWARD PRESTON,
Attornny nml Coumollor nl Lnw,
ly Ml PorlHIrrrt, llnnolalii. 1
J. M. OAT & CO., SAILMAKERS,
.Makef'i l'lrcl'mof lllotk,
Honolulu, II, I
Ting of nil ileMrlptliHm m.de nml repaired..
J. NOTT Sc. CO..
Importni- nnd Dnnlern 111 Stnvn, Rnnrtr.,
.Mrtnla, Home 1'urnMilnt; (luoil. C'mckrijr, llin". anil
(.ulna Wan-, l'mcllcnl .Mrclnnlcn, lliiiuihilii, II, I
i 'y
2T,XS"EC"I3"IR.,
CHAMPAGNE CIDER MANUFACTORY
AND GROCERY.
6 Kn. 13 I, lllliii Street. Jj-
JNO. M. BROWN.
In.poctor of Wolnhtu nncl Mrnnnre,
lit) llcrctaiiln Street.
13 Onlern can be left nt l'nllcr-Hlntlon. dm
A. -VI. RICHARDSON & CO.,
IXI'UIITrn ANU lirALKIt IM
Unota. Shoe. l'lirnl'liliiK (Wit, lint., Ci, Trunks,
Vll, Perfumery
nnu roip. wAiiiMiu itniclirii.
VHi
i-iiiciewfirr, fie,
Uuniiliilu, II. 1.
rner nf l'uit nml .Merchant M.
I ly
M. DICKSON,
Photographic. ArtUt,
lWandlOIKorfStreel.
I'lctnrea of nil tlcea and UIikIk niailn to 'outer, nnd
rrmnra of nil ilr.crlpltons conMnnlly on hanil, .Mo.
Slid!., Ciirnla, nml lliirlonltlea nl the t'nclDc. 2 ly
S. MAONIN,
Importer nnd Donlor in Dry and Fnnejr
Oood. Boot, Shoes, Ate,
AttheOreat Kaitcrn Store. No. (1 rt St., Honolulu
M ly
I W. HOPP,
Cabinet Mnkor, (Ipholxterer, Dealer in
Furniture,
No. M King Street, lietueen Niiiinnii nml Fort Htrecta.
3InttreMe comtnnily on linmt or mnde to order.
"iy
THOS- G. THRUM,
Importing and Mnnufrtcturinfc Stationer.
Now. Agent. Book Binder, Sco.,
Merclinut Street, mul llcnler In
I'lnc Stationery, llookf, Muvlc, Tola nnd Fancy Oood,
1 Fort street, nenr Hotel, lloiiolulii. ly
TRANK OERTZ,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
o. Ill Fort St., opposite rantlieon StnMca,
llooia nml Nlioen .Undo So Order, or lleflt nn
terlnl. nml nl Iteimoiitite I'rlcen.
Boots and Shoec mado for Cnsh only
a ly
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,
Importers nnd Wholcnlo Donlorn in Gene
ral Merchandise,
2 Mnkee'a lllock, (tieen Street. ly
M. S. GRINBAUM Jfc CO.,
Fonrardlng nnd Comntlulon Merchant.,
214 California St.,Snu Francisco.
Special facilities foi ami partlcalnr Attention paid to
2 consignment uf lalnnd produce. ly
TTOXjOACTO 33LOXJSE1
C'RATKIl Or OK KIL.tlUM.
W. II. LKNTZ, MANAGER.
Plenty to eat. n rnnnIiiL' lire, clean beda, nnd the neat
attendance on the Hawaiian lvland
VlFllorrt requiring any unuaual dlaplny ot volcanic
action will kindly rneMnnnpcr at leant ten da notice
In Una weather, nnd from eleven to thirteen. In foul
5 ly
T. J. MOBSMAN,
Importer nud Dealer in Crockery,
Plain and Uecorated Porcelain, Cut nud Prcspcd Ol.i.'i,
Silver Plated Ware, Cattery, Chandelier", Lamps
Chimney. Ktc.
Fire Proof Store, cor. Klup; nnd Nunann St., Honolulu.
u ly
FIIANK II. AUSTIN & CO.,
Commission Merchants and For
warding Agents.
Office 'o. 20 California St., San Francisco.
Consignment' from the Hawaiian Island dealrrd.
The lien Prlcca Warranted, and Sntca Uunrantccd.
Wl -4 ly
O. BEUKLKKK.
' G. SEGELKEN & COM
O. ENO.UNII
Ho. B llllanu Street,
Tinsmiths and Plnmbers, Dealers
i lStoTs,
lUuzea. Tin. Sin ct Iron nud -Count r Wore, keen eon
Plainly on hand a full nasortmenl nf Tinware, Ulvan
. Ized Iron and Lead Pipe,, India Rubber Hotc, Ac, ic.
2 ly
MAX ZCKART,
Watchmaker, JeweUar, Engraver and
Diamond Setter.
No. r Knahiimann Street, Honolulu. All order faith
fully executed. ii ly
HIGGINS & JESSETT,
No.. M nud al Kin; St.,
Carriago Bnllden, TrimhaBk
'mors. Painters, Varnishors
iiLfl2
All kind of Itipalrlni; attended to, and coed
guartinieeq ni a.uw- naicq.
A. I.. SMITH,
41 millT ITIIKKT, IVrOltTCII iNII DIMLEn IS
Merlden Jn idrupln Plated Wnre, (llnmvare, Klnc'l
Combination Mpectuclc nud Kve lluiet, llracket.
Ynae-i, Luttral Wire Wnre, Fancy bnnu, Picture
Frainc, Wuteuliolm' Puckil Kntvea, hclor. Pin
tol. Powder, Mliot and Ammunltlnii, Clark' Hpool
Cotton,. Mnchliin Ull, all kinds of .Machine Needle,
"Domeatic" Paper taithlnii, Solo ArviiI or tho mil.
erally acknowledged
Light RannlnK Domestic Sewing'Machlnc
WM. McCANDLESS,
No. 0. tneen hlrei'l, t'Uli Mnrket,
lie iter In Choice. t Ik'cf, Veal, Mutton, Flth, etc.
Fiunlly snd Sliliplni; Urdeia carefully attended to.
I.lvu titock furnl.fiuil to veireli. ut short nolle), and
Vegetable of all kind anppHed tn order. ?l lyr
CHA8. BREWER A CO.,
-J7 Stllliy Nt., IIomou,
Agents of Hawaiian Paoiets,
General Commission Agents.
Hpeclal attention clvi-n m the purcliaalui; nf tlomli
for (he Hawaiian trade. !'nli;lit al the lowest rate.
M ly
C. E. WILLIAMS,
Importer, 'Manufacturer, Upholsterer,
and Dealer In Furniture of Kvery lleacrlptlnn. Fiiriil
Hire Warn Itonm. No. ill Foil Mtrt-cl. Work bhop nt
tho Old Kjtuud on Hotel Struei.
t- All Order. Priunptly Atteniledjo. Illy
U.K. wiiitmet. Ktabllhed 1W. J. w, noncuTios
WHITNEY Sb ROBERTSON
(Sueceor to II. M. Whitney)
Importing and Manufacturing Stationers
Publishers, New Doalers, Book
Binders and Paper Rulers.
Ill A SI Merchant btrcol. Honolulu, II. 1. 8JS 50
BOP CO.,
BANKERS,
IIONUI.VLU, i I I i HAWAIIAN Isl.ANDH
DHAW EXOIIANI1K O.f
I HE B1NK OF CALIFORNIA, ; : : ; SIN MAICISCO
ASU TIIKtll illlMTa 1M
Niw Vork,
llostou,
I'nrli,
Auckland,
rrlEOWtHTAI IArlKCOrORATI0, : 1 :'( IHBM
ISO TIIIIR CHlMCIIKt IX
IIOHif Kuiiki
Nyitncjr, and
Blsllioarns,
And tnniicl a, Otnrral Bsnklue Huilnt. 8-tO ly
A. M. HEWITT,
Freight and General Shipping Clark.
t3rr-All order left at E. P. Adiin.' Auction Room will
b promptly attended t". am
E. PONTOPPIDAN, M. D,
eVmlUt, yfcysUlaa ns Ssrssots,
Eye Ditrttca s Bpiclally.' Keildtncoandoffles 117 Fort
elrcelsnd ChapUIn Lano(Mr. Chata'a).
OfBe honm 10 It a. u. snd ) I r. M. tA 3ml.
MRS. J. SIMMONS,
Teacher ef Vocal aaai Imtramental Maato
No.alllerctsuUrltrect.
lM ly qr at ln
COFFEK-OLJ) KONA COPPKIS
Nl For bl by BOLLltU A C
.k
y iy
I.t SATURDAY DECE
ED. C. ROWE.
ifou.n nntl Siren Pnlntor, Pnper Innger,&o
Mi ly m,Jw.KlnR Strrft. llnnolnlji. i
u'iiiii:u ". :.,
Corner of fort and Cncen Htecta, llnnoliilu,
f.umbar, Pnlnti, Olli, NnlW, Salt and Building
.Mlly MitnrUli of QTeryklnd.
i'. a. .s:ii,ti:ri:it a. ...
Importers A. Commission Merchants
" Honolulu, Hawaiian lilnmln,
O. N. ,tJi1i,1lirH.IN. 91. !..
8U11OE0N AND HOMEOPATHIC I1IY81CIAN.
Oillr--t'i)riier 1'nil anil lleretnnln HI.,, Ilunoliilii.
W
;. I. A I A. II IS.
Auctioneer nnd Commission Merchant.
EC" )urm Street, Honolulu,
i:i. o"1".n;iii,iii:'i:k a. ;o.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
"SM 1 fonnlnl iit)nli n, J t w
JOHN RUSSELL,
ATToitmjiiv uvrr xiavt
3i Merchant St.. cur, of Fort St. DIP ly
r. T. LENEHAN & CO.,
Importers nnd Commission MerchnVls,
MS Niiunnu Mtrett. Hoiiolhlu. ID
A.
H. VU.V.iitUtMin Ac
i'o,.
ixronTrn anii iiiiieiii it
Gonoral IVIorols.Azi.dlo,
l Corner ()ucen nnd Kiialiniuaiiii Htreel. ly
II. IIACUsVi:!.!! At ;..
OKNEBAL C0MM18SI01T AOERTS,
8U
Huecn Hlreel, lloiiolulii, II. I. ly
A . W . It II N 11 .
GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER.
Family Oroceiy nnd Feed Store.
B'7 'y " W Fort Htteet, Honolulu.
MRS. A. M. MELLIS,
Tashlonahle Dress nnd Clonk Maker,
101 Fort atreet, Honolulu, II. I,
Mi. su ly
iioi.i.i:n Ac ;.,
Ship Ohandleri snd Commnaion Merehnntt.
Importer and Dealt r In (lent ml Jterchnndle,(Jnccn
.)
i., iniiiiiiiiiii, ii. ,. ijr
J. ffl. vmi-iM:v. .tl. I l. l. N.
Dental Rooms on Fort Street,
Offlce In Ilrewer'tl)lo.k, comer Ilotelnnd Fort alreeti
Wl ly
l.nlmiice, llnul bind.
ji::ii, mtown.
ATTORNEY AND COCHSELtOR AT LAW,
NOTAUY Ptllll.IC,
And ARcntforlnklnj: Ackiionledijinenti of Instrument
fur I
the Island of Uiilm.
oMS
Nn. 0 Kaahumnnu ht.,
lloiiolulii, II. 1.
i.aini: At ;.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
And Importers of and 'Denlcar In Hay, Uiuln, and
811 Ueneral Produce. Honululii, 11. 1. Jy-
aoiin 'V. WATKIIIIOIlM
IMPOKTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
877 Queen ritreet, Honolulu, II. I. ly
JNO. A. HASSINGER,
Agent to take Acknowledgments to Con
tracts for Labor.
S7U 3 Interior UtUce, Hon luln. ly
ii. i:..iici'i'i'Uir: Ac Jiito'i'iiiiit,
GROCERY. FRED STORE and BAKERY
Comer King nnd Fort Htrecta, llonolnln.
" Ml ly
II. U. IIAI.L Ac NUH,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Hry Uoodi, Pslnta, Oil and General Mcrchandlvc,
8?J ly Corner Fottand KlngStf.
n, a. r. canTsru
c.joxts , IK
C. BREWER $ CO..
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
on
ajli
8 III
Honoluln, Hawailauf Islands. '
soar, leiters. c. x. cooke
l. i: w i: it s a. o o o u i: ,
Succeasora to Lew una A DtcKaoN,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN LUMBER
And all kind of Ilulldlng Material.
Fort Street. saa ly Honolulu.
S. M. CARTER,
Agent to take Acknowledgments to Con
tracts for Labor.
Office at P. M. X. Dock, Ktplauade, Honolulu, II. I.
8-11 li ly
lll.l.lIUUA;tl Ac (JU.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HA . ARE
Cutlery, Dry Uooda, paint and Oils, and Ueneral
Mcrchjudlee,
8H No. 3" Fort Street, Hunolnln. ly
claus arniCKiLa. m. a. iiiwih.
WM- lnnin Ac Co.,
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
Honolulu. H.I.
Ei9
.ti. m, aui.-ii.iu.n Ac o.,
- IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Faahlonablu Clothing, Hat, Cap, lloot,- Shoe,
and every variety uf llonilemcn Superior Furnithlni:
lulu. II. I.
..vim, alum iu JiaMU B U1UCK. U
I..I.. 11 I
(ueeu Sllut lluuo.
BMyl
A. W. FEIRCE St CO.,
SHIP CHANHLUitS s COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AOBNTS roll
Ilrand'a Uun and Bomb Loucea,
Perry Ilarl' rain Killer,
8M 1 .No. ID Queen St.. Honolulu. ly
CASTLK At HATCH,
Attorneys At Hicrocr.
W..H. CASTLE, Notary Public, attend sit
the Cuurt of thu Kingdom.
Particular attention paid tn tho negotiation of Loan,
ConirejancliiR, Collcctlui;, etc. sr .Money to loan on
Mortgage.
enter. No. 15 Kaahuiuanu Street Honolulu, Hanallan
Iland. B.H ly
tiiim. ii. iavii:n.
Late Jaxiox, (Ii-.een ,t Co.
IMPORTER
AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AMI AUKNT Kill
lln.,1'. ...l II... ll....wU,l 1T.IU... .!..-
...,.j .. - ,.,.. ...ii ... , a ,.iri, uni,,'l,i III!,
Ilrlil.li and Forulgu Alarlnii liuumuie Company,
in pan
okll
And Northern Aaaurauce Company,
"y
. N.CHlILi:. J. B. AIIIKIIIOM.
sJ.lHTI.r. Ac COIIUII,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
f.MPOIlTKHft AND
Doators in Conoral Mqrohandise.
No. rK) King Street, Honolulu. II. 1,
AOKNTS l'OK
The Union lnllranefl I'omtinnv nt Han 1'rinrli.n
The New KuglAiid l.lfu lu.unince Cuiupauy, llotton.
I he Uie-on racket Line.
Dr. Jayne Sou' Ci kbrat-
cd Mrdleluv,
Wheeler Js Vtl,on'Senlng
Machine,
iTIim Knhala Plantation,
The Haiku pluututluii,
ii..n..t .. i.i -.i T
.m. .,., i i luiiinii.iu,
Hanuku Plantation.
oSMly
IV.HA.H 1IICON.,
Importers of General Merchandise
FUOM
FUANQE, ENGLAND, GERMANY, AND
UNITED STATES,
No. MMcrdunt Strut, . Honolulu, H.I,
II , VIA 1IIION,,
WHOLESALE OHOOERP,
SIS and -.18 California Street,
han i'xi, timiio,
tir Particular attcullon paid tofllllngandihlpplng
lilaud order. 45 ly
HAWAIIAN
INVESTMENT it AGENCY CO.,
LIMITED.
f0Nr.T M.4MKI N riBir.CI.AIUI HE
curllltl, fur Ion? or thort period. Apply to
.) .. un&n... tauur Jlri
Ogee. Queen CI.. over II. W. Macfarlm-Co.
ro lln.
Mlf
Walluku Pol Factory.
TKST QUALITY OF l'AIAI MAX
MJ urcluivUcouintiy, All o
order slltd wlih di-
patch.
.. II. UAIl.tV
Walluku, ktol
y
Press.
MBEft, 3, 1881.
PIONEER STEAM
Candy Manufactory and Bakory
3P. 0EXOX13M,
Practical Confectioner, Psitry Cook snd linker,
BTil 71 Hotel lteet,litween Nnnann and Fort. Illy
v,7 v.. t;oi.i:.iiAn.
BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST
llor. Mmrlmr, ('itrrlnsrr Hork,
I'lmilnlloii .Mnrlilnrry, Ar.
m Shop on KIiik Street, net Caatle i t'oole", y
HONOLULU IRON' WORKS" CO.
IDt. MTKAM KMIIMItM. HttiiAII Mill
ssUsSk Holler, Coolr, Iron, llraiaand l.edCllnii
Mnchlnory of Every Description
Mf Made to Orilr. -&
Psrtlculnr attention paid to Shlp'i BlaoVimlthlng
Ar-Jnll lVOrtliecntednntlili.lrtelt notice. elMi ly
STIIATEMEYER & JAMEsT
Praotlonl Pnlntors nml Docorators.GUrllnRi
OrniuiliK "Oil LetttariiiK.
No, 61 llutel HI,, oppoille Family Market.
817 31 ly
WRAY TAYIaOR,
PIAN0F01ITE AND OIIUAN TUNER
iff OfllffH iftn 1i Iisfl mt T fl TI, k a hi a
and MerehniitHTrVet Stor,";." "' '"' '""gjem
HOLLISTER & CO..
UriKmlrmtimi Apothooarlosj
AMI IHrollTCIl or
T',,'"0. B1n,11,tlSyrAK,.lll ,or '' l-orlllsnl A Co.,
t '.M' 'V,"1';"" " -' Vanity Pair, tlondwln .t Co' Ol-J
JndKe, llnelisiian A I.yle'a Celehrated Plug Tohacco.
,l?i V J Cf '.li"lt'.,y' "J '""Ion, Humphrey' HomriH
pathlc Hpeclfle, Ac.. Ac. sog
JOS. E. WISEMAN,
Real Estate Broker Sc Emplojrmont Bnrean
"i!"". Jf""'?". UoltfKf, Home, anil .dls and lcae
Ileal K. tale In all part of the Klncdom. Kmploy.
mint found for llioae aeeklnir work In all the rarlou
iriuielir of liiiliira connected uilh lhee Ilaml.
,.V "". eKl I'ocuinvnt drawn. Mill Collected,
Hook suit Accounli kept, undcciuralnlllce work Iran.
acted, Patronnpinollclted. Commlloiu inoderalc.
Honolulu. II. I. ,ti up,
ii). W. MACI'AKI,ANi:V CO..
IMPOUTERS AHD COMMISSIOH MERCHANTS,
Ilohlnaoii's I'lrc-Proof llulldlnir,
fjueen Htrcct, Honolulu, II. I.
Aur.NT.i run
The nia.gnw and Honolulu l.lne of Packi t.
.lollll liar A Cll' I.tvernoiil nml l.r.rwl.w. I'..l.l.
The Walkapu Plantation.
I'lu- Spcncer Plantation, HIio.
iinKnniii rianiaiion. llllfi.
Mlrrlee. Tatt X. Wnhmi. Kn.n. lfnI.UA.v
The Pniiloq Hheep Hanch Company.
K7
" H A H. I, E3
3VE.'
H.M. MOORE,
JOB IJR.IVrX'EIt,
AND KAI,F.:t IN
Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco Stc, ftc.
30M8 No. la Port Street. ly
:BirAisl3Llre. Piss
,, or Tilt; IT It F.ST IMIMIRTKI i mi
Owf" strains, and of all aws, KOIt SALK, fkF
Uu Loxed and delivered to itcamer orUlj
rhooncr, AT J10UKHATK PJIICKM. '
I'ersoii. mlslilncto sinri wllh the nnl Ntoek
or to Improve what they now have,
ems buy In pair ssosnklis.
W3' A.IIIHtllEltT.Hairallanllotcl.
I A. MOIIAKPKIC.
ACIKNT of II re me ii llonrilnf Underwriter.,
Aucnt of Dresden Hoard of Underwriter,
Agent of Vienna Hoard of Underwriters.
Claim ajralnst Insurance Companies within the Juris
diction of the above Hoards of Underwriter will hare
to lie certified to by the above Acnt to make them
lld. H ly
Insurance- Notice.
raniR aoewt roit tiik British fm
elin Marine Insurance Company f Limited) has
received Instrnctlon to lleilisee Clii- Hates ot In
fiiranco between Honolulu and Port In Ihe Pacific, and
'now prepared to Issue Policies at the loweat rate.
-.... w, 'i'v.H,,,iuitMiuii uii irricui iter eicainer.
THKo. 11. UAVIKS.
W" ly Agent Ilrlt. For. Mar. Ins. Co.. Limited
IIA.YIIIIIKUII- IIUIliMK.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tiiik v.MtF.nsiu.xKn imvixm nt:nsi ap.
pointed Aent of the above Company, are prr.
pared to Insure risks against flro on Ntiini' and llrirk
II ii I In I iiT, and on Mereliniullii. stored therein, on
the most favuraolc term. For particular apply at tno
olllceof bJI'ly r. A. hCHAKlT.lt A CO.
HAMBURC-MACDEBURC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP IIAMUURO.
Hrir.mifnsj. MKRviiANmnr. fcrni.
TUIIE and Machinery Insured against Fire on the
moat favorable terms.
A. JAKUCH, Agent for the Hawaiian Island.
flat ly
Insurance Notice.
Tnr. t'Nut:ii.HiN:i aiu: phkparkd
to write upon Merchandise, per flrtt-clas vessels
between Ihia and the Coast Port, covering loss or
damage. If amounting to III per cent, or more, nn the
sound value of the whole shipment at port of delivery,
upon fmnrablu terms.
. t . IlISHOP A Co.
Agent of the rlrem.cn Fund Inurance Company.
llnnoliilu, Jan. :. 1U. gij 3n
FIREMAN'S FUND
Insurance Company.
A Leading Home Company.
Assets, Juno 30th $767,307.17
Additional Cash Capital (now being called In) 330,000.01
Total Asset $1,117,307.17
rpilE riTCKMANs'KlJND INSII1N
X ANOE COMPANY basis Its claim to the bct
patronage upon It sound financial condition, reinforced
..."" "elon of capital, rUIii; It nier s million
dollars In asset; It eitrnslve system of Agencies, In-
nrlnij It n lar.se premium Income, without the neee.
ally of heavy concentration of line; Its adherence to
tho best principles and practleea or Dndernrltlni;; by
open, fair and clearly oxpressed contracts, and prompt
anil rqullablo adjustment and payment of Ic.ltlmate
losses.
For seventeen year It ha been favorably known a a
conservative underwriter, and during that lime has
paid over
4,000,000 IN LOSSES,
Passlnj triumphantly thrnii.h Ihe heaviest conflagra
tions Kiionn In moJirn history.
HINIKIP Co.. Agents,
1 "m Honolulu. H.I.
THE LIVERPOOL I LONDON I GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 18J0.
Unlinlted Liability to Stockholdartv.
jV",m ll.iV.,Hl
"'"e. , Jo,7W,oisj
Income for UTUt
Premiums rccelwd sfter deduction of ro-lu-
raiice 5,H8,',-.-j3
Losses promptly adjusted and paid here,
lui WIWIIOP fc Vm.. Agents.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BAN FHANUISCU,
3Z.X'laa.sB.
IMOORFOHATBO, 16S
CASTLE Ii COOKE, AGENTS
7I rsr Hi Hawaiian lalssd. ly
Rhenish Weatprtallan Lloyd
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ol' M. ULAWBACH, MtssuisU Prussia.
Aachen and Leipiig Iniuranot Co.,
Limited,
OF AAVHEX. (A1X.I.A.CMAPKI.I.B.)
AOE snsulncd by Hoods arriving her, and in
uredlu tht auovoCompules, hcv. tn bo mad. wllh
IhocojnllAUcaof audccrllScdto by the undersigned.
In order to bavilld. J, C. OLAUE, Agent.
8 1't 1 y
IRRIGATION !
TRIIIG ATIOX AFTKI1 THIS TiATR
JL Is strictly prohibited, eicept between th kosrsel
sa.su.,aatt ta.M. II. 1). PUKICTH,
Annrovrdi
f blmird) II. A P.
su.viiuiriiuciitoi water norsa
lluuolulu. April 1W. Wl
. ktorsa, Miuister 01 IBterlaa
KTlMlt
1 PACIFIC RUUUKIt PAINT,
Afullaasorlnicntof this cel.buled tulatandM
pand a galloa package, all me desirable shades In
tolor. jfoi sal. by BOLLCb Co
i WHOLE NUMBER GC
Boston Board of Underwriters,
A "JJV" for ,hc "awallan lalsmla,
v "" 'y o. niiBWKtt
CO.
Plillarlelphla Board of Underwriters.
A".,'.!.T', rnr ,he wallsn talxnil.,
Kll . V IHIKWKHACO
WILDER & CO.,
Asrill lor I lie Ilnnnllan Islnnd.,
of thi:
Mutual Lifo Insurance Co.
OK F.W TOIIK,
Largest, Safest and Most
ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO.
IN THE WORLD!
Assets (1B30)...$90,000, 000
..vxjXj o-eiLiazx.
Now is a Good Time to Insure
None but rr.tcla.s risks taken,
ST1 am
TIIK
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Ot BOSTON, MAHS
INfJOHPMKAr Kit, 18.15.
Die Ohlctt Purely Mutual Life hmtrance Co.in
the Unttett States.
Policies Inoid on the moit fsrorsbls Terrai.
Kxattiple fir !fan.rrtliitre Pinss
INSUIIBI) AaK,3.-, YKAItH-OIHHNAuYLIFE
1 Annual premium continue Policy 2 year .1 da
i Annual premium continue Policy I year 12 da
n Annual itremlunis eontinm. i.iiirw i. ..... i .i.
i i.a. r
dara
day
4 Annual premiums continue Policy 8 year M riar
a Annual premium conllnno Policy Id years M dar
aya
Ilcylu years M day
A.mmotm, i 13,000,OOOI
lAsssei Paid tlirontrli llouoluln As;ener
40.Q00
CASTLE & COOKE, AJENTS
B-l Foil TIIK HAWAIIAN I W I.Alt IIS jr
KOBTH BB1TI3H AND MKBCA1ITILE
I-ssi-u.ri,n.oo Oompaux
Of London and Edlnbnrg.
af mxi.
Established 1800.
Il5onrce of Ihe Company a st Slat December, 1880:
ijunscuincn CAriTAi-
Puis Fumo
1. ild up jl' N),nmi
Uncalled I,vm,ii
ltcscrrc....JE8ll,5(i 13 11
Premium He-
ia,UUi),ui
serve..
317,037 10 10
Ilalaucu of
Prom and
Los Ace. 33,608
9 3
1,201 ,LJ 5 II
i.IJ?3"!sMC.lf.70.,l?S YKXn '-rire Premlurarand In-
K- HOrKSCHLAKHEn CO.,
860 "J Agent for the Hawaiian Island a
Tit A MS-ATI. ANTIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HAMBURG.
Capital pf the Company A Keserre..I(elchmtrk r.,000,000
their He-Insurance Compauica " iui,63(l,uuu
Total.
Itelchsmark 1UT,KU,0U0
NORTH GERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or iiADinvnu.
Capital oMheCompanyItesrve..nelchSBiarkS.fi30,0ir)
their He-Insurance Companies " :J,000,uuu
Total Itelchimark-Hadiouo
HCIIWKIZKRISC'nt: LLOYD
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
Or -WlrtTERTHtlH.
Capital of the Company francs 3,000,000
re-iii k vMnr.nHiasKo.ur.HKni. aokxtm
. . ".' ,no bove three companies for the Hawaiian
Islands, arc prepared in Insure Ilulldlngs, Furniture,
Mcich.1,",.0llI", P,"'"". Machinery, Ac, also Sngar
and Itlce Mills, and vessels In the harbor, ngainit loss
or tlamage by ttre, on the most farorahle terms.
" 'r II. HACKFKLD A CO.
GERMAN LLOYD
Marine Insurance Company of Berlin.
jV O 11 T U N A
General lnsuranceCompany of Berlin.
TIIE ABOVE I.I.SCRAHrr. COMPANIES
have established a General Agency here, and the
nnderalgned, Ueneral Agents, are authorized to ttke
Jtlsks against the Daugersatrttie (leas at Ihe
Most Iteasoasable Males, and on the
Most l'avonsble 'rertas.
867 ly F. A. 8CII AEFElt A CO.. General Agents.
VLct--et iTellr.
MANUFACTURED OF
REFINED A. NO. 1 SUGAR
BY
:i? hohkt,
Pratical Confectioner & Pastry Cook
3S -tm, S XI Zl "ST
Plonoer Steam Candy, Factory
Lemon and Tamarind lyrupi always on hand
1 ct m ct rinds
Pat up In A. No. I IteAncd Sugar, hl;hly
recommended for Sea voyage.
American, French, English
and
German Faatriei
Made to Order at short Notice
Wadding Cakea Ornamented
In the highest Kljlc ot Art.
Itlch fresh home made ChocolatuCrcatne, Cocoanut and
Cream Candles.
No. 71 Hotel Hlreel bel. Nnnann sad Fart
. Wly qr
TIIIIMAH I.AVK,
OHI1VIS
Ns). M rrt Mlreel,
Will attend to all order In the
CLOU, GUN I GEHER.L REPJUR LINE.
Henlllglveapeclal atteullon lo cleaning, repairing
and regulating Wewlne .Machines, and all other kinds of
l.lieht -Machinery and Jlelal Work uf every description,
IilacktuillhliiK, etc.
Also, on hand and for ale cheap,
A Variety of Sewing Maohines
Unms. IMslols. rshal, AiuiunulUsa,
aBacBlne Oil, Jfeedlea, sko., sVc, kc
Sewing MacLlne Tuckers, Illndars.andall other extra
and duplicate pail of machines supplied on sboit no
tice. r Ilc.l Machine Tl.t,-a
Sots Agmt is l(l Kiifjdum or
The Florence Hewing Machine, from ild to H),
Whltorlewlng Machine from I5 to ,.V
Horn. Hhutile Setvlng Machine, from !8 to f-13.
l& Including all rztra. add ly
KNOWLES'
STEAM AND TACOOM PUMPI
TJIK UNDERSIGNED DAVE JUST
received per Amy Turner, from llostou, a full a
ortmiul"! Ih.s. cel.bratcd Pump, which arc guaran
teed lobe chraper ana bcttir than auy other style of
pump Imported. We call tho attention of planters par.
tlcnlMly toih. acuumPump, which la lest compll
snsin i:ur
r putup
UUKWt
EU A CO.
The Germania Market
HAM BKKX THURBVUHLY MKXUVAVB.
uud It now eoasUutly In receipt or Ihe kct of
BEEf, MUTTOM, VEAL A.B LaM,
From Choicest Herds.
Pork Kasaage. Bologcaa, Head Cheese, Ucrmaa
Vauiaire. Ac.alwaya on baud, a also lb best of Poul
try and risk.
Oar Meal, are all em and pnt up Iu Kastern style. AH
order faithfully attended to, and delivered In auy pari
of Ihe tlly, ' r
sa 6m ItAUPP A HCmtAUElt. Proprietor.
I-tr M u Buf
f
.V
1 iw
OILS! A C.
HOLLISTER & CO.
HK(1 I.EAVK TO
INFORM THE PUBLIC
That thavy kars snorstl Into thslr
NKW AND COMMODIOUS STORE.
In the Fire Proof Holding
HO. B9 MlTUANU STREET,
Three door below their old land, whrre may be fonn4
the most complete assortment of
Drags, Chomlcals & Toilet Artioloa
in Tnr. citt.
Among a few of their Specialties may be found a Tall
Mtock of
The Croin Goods
CONSIRTISO OP
Perfumes, Soaps. Cosmetics,
AND THE OKI.KIIHATRD
Opaline Face Powder.
Tbf Hood, received the hlgheit award at the lata
Bydney Kahlbltlnn over all other competitor.
A LA II Q E ASSORTMENT
0T JOHK OOSHELL'S
Hair and Tooth Bruthos.
Camclllneforlhe Complexion andTeeth,
LUBIN'8 AND PINAUD'8
Boapi Cofmetica and 7aca Powder,
CELLULOID TRUSSES
Especially adapted to this climate.
A Pull Line of
Humphrey') Homeopathic Spectlcfl,
Carbolic Acid and Chloride of Lime, for disinfect
I tic purpose.
Agents for P. Lorillard ft Co'i Celebrated
Tobaccos, and Drawing Soon
Tobacco and Cigarettes,
Buchanan Lyle's Tobacco,
Which we have lately Introdneed here, and which Is
rapidly growing Into favor and demand.
WM. S. KIMBALL CO'S VANITY Fill,
TOBACCO AND CIOAHETTES,;
Which are so well known all over Vtr.d
no comment from as.
Goodwin & Co's Old Jtidge
TOHACCO AND CIGARETTE,
ALWAY8 IN DMANDB!
Amnnc our One HETndrcd brand of CIOAR8, ws
would call especial attention to the
' Hon. Bardwell Slote,"
The Favorite Bed Brand, Pedro Mnriai,
The Fragrant Stump.
They also continue to manufacture
Soda Water In all Ita Branchea
Together with their
BelfastOingerAle.
8TO SU
WILDER CO.
Importers and Dealers in
LUMBER
-AMI
BUILDING MATERIALS!
or ALL KIXIMI.
JUST RECEIVED
EX
LATE ARRIVALS!
SEVKIlAt
LARGE AND WELL-SELECTEB CARGOES
J
COMPRIbINO
ALL 1JIE USUAL S10CK SIZES
IN
SCANTLIRO.
TIMBEI, PLAHK, I0A1DI,
FIICIHO AMD PICIIT1
ALSO. OIV HAND
A Meat Coaplete Itoek or
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