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1'IAID SLMcntrTIO-S
n VE DOM.ARS A YEAH IN ADVANCE
Foreign .itilncrlptlnns. from 16, to7!0,ac
cording to destination.
KutnerltVM unit Advertiser will adilre. TflOS. 0.
THUUM, Manager.
All rustler for lhe Saturday I'res should leaddreed
to the 'HAH ItllAV I'HKSS "
Reminiscences No. 14.
In tlio honiling of (Ilia nuuibrr, I lmro
jjiirposi'ly loft out thu words "of Hono
lulu," for thu HcencH mill uiontfl upokun of
in tho folIowhiL' clmntor or two wilt rom-
prino in brief my "Ki'iniiiiscwiccs of Cnli
lornia," for which country I uniletl from
Honolulu on tho Ith of J'Vlirunry, 1818, in
tho hrignntini) XUiriiny. Wo wi-io hound
for Hun Francisco- Ihuu ny gviwntoy
known hy tho old .Spnniflli iiiunn of "Ycrhu
Hntum" hut not Melting thum went to
iMonttuoy, wIhto wo arrived on tho 8th of
iMitruli, t'nly thirty two tlnys piissngc. Gold
whm dincovcrcd near tho noutth folk of tho
AtiKTicnn Hiveriii Kohrunry, but tho fnct
wan not publicly known until April.
California in tho Hpiing of lt8 wns, in
ovory particular, an may 1k mupjiohwI, n
vastly ilifl'crunt country from what thu
California of to-day in. TIiomo who ciimo to
tho country during tho iirnt gold ccito
mont of 18 1!) tlmro aro not many now liv
ing ran boar witnoti of tho wonderful
chniigcs that havo taktm plnco in Hiirty
two yearn. Jt is roiiiiilurrd n dirilinction
in Han Franciwco to bo fcnuwu an n 'Forty
Ni tiers" I w as a "Forty- Kightor. "
Monterey ollured no inducements in way
of atiitabli) iiuiDlovment, lor 1 wan neither
n farmer, n ni'uern, nor I a brickmnkor
nbout tlio only occupations going on - nut
a printer, ho I trawled' overland to Han
Francisco, whoru a nuwHpipur wns printed,
The Ualtfarniiin, the pionoi'r paper of tho
Pacific alopo and, together with tho Htnr,
wirn tho progenitor of tltopreHunt Attn
Unliforiit'ti. Tho paper was first utarted at
Monteioy, when that phico wiw occupied
by tho American naval torc.nn, J)r. Colton,
n nnvnl mirgeon, a editor nnd lloburt
Btiinplo, it printer, being tliofoundirri. For
n time, it was printed on an old font of
SpauiHh typo.s Unit had belonged to tho
Catholic misMon, and there being no lottor
w in the font, two v'h wero pat together,
until a couplo of cases. Long primer, types
wore got from Honolulu. In the munmor
of 18-17 tho material was taken to San
Francihco and whortly after, Air. 15. It.
Buckoluw becamo tho proprietor. Ho was a
watch-maker by trade, from I'tuiimylviinin,
nnd, liko many auothor mistaken houl be
fore him, and since, had an itch for writ
ing and thought that tho editing of a nows
!)iiper was meroly recreation. .Ho had in
lis employ a runaway sailor, who had
Bomowhero learned a btnattcriiig of tho
art of typesetting; nnd tho pruss was a
''Itamage," a wooden aflair, of tho htylo
in vogue when lien. Franklin was a printer
lxy in liostou a hundred andiifty years
ago. Tho Aftiir, as I havo relatinl bpforo in
IheHoIteminisconces, was founded by Sam.
llrannan and edited by Edw. 0. Kemblo,
tho types and press having been brought
. out in tho ship Jlruollin, in 18-10, nitlt tho
company of Mormons of which 1 irannan
was tho loader.
San Frtmcisco or Yerba Buena in
April, 18-18, was only a village of sc uno two
or threo huudrod buildings, most o f which
wcro more board hhautics or adobe houses.
Tho largest structure was thu "City
Hotel," opposite tho 1ii7.ii nnd on tho
corner of Clay and Koaruoy str pets, a
,woodon building of two stories. On tho
oprJositu corner was tho " Portsmouth
House-" ( n .hotel. Other rro minent
tmiidinga which 1 roiuonmor, w(hu tno
utores of Howard & Mollis, on Mont vjotnory
street not far from tho corner of Clay;
Win. II. Davis, on tho corner of 0) .ay and
Montgomery j Sherman tltucklo's, lirectly
opposite tho last, on tho eastsido olt Mont
gomery which side was tho beach then,
vashed by tho waters of tho bay- -J. H.
J'nrkor, Clay stroot; ltoss's, corr.er of
Montgomery ami Jackson street; A. J.
'Ellis's Jncksoii btrcet; nnd Did son &,
Hayes', "Washington iitieot. Tho town
eatled in a small valley, rising gnvlunlly
'from tho beach between an immense blult",
iiiftorwaids known as Telograph Hill, over
illvo hundred feet high, with prucipitous
sides to the water from '20 to Kit) foo t, and
iltincon Point, rising nbout fifty fe;t, -vvhilo
I in tho rear was a range of hills miido livo
lliundreil feet high. Tho inhabitants num
.berinl about fivo hundred, four hundred of
whom wero whites, with n fair sprinkling of
women, and not far from ono lniulrod
Hawaiians and Indinus. Tho toni was
governed by an Alcalde and a Town Coun
cil, elected by the people Tho fortnor of
fice was held at tho limo of my nnivul by
ono George Hyde, but at an olectioa hold
soon after Dr. T. M. Leavonwortu wim
ohosun Alcalde. He was m-jk tho
Magistrate, and held his court, (with sel
dom anything to do) in a room of tho
City Hotel. Among tho prominent resi
dents, Iwsides thu merchauU already
named, wero Captain Leidosdorfl", Hiram
Grimes, Captain Folsoui, Sam. lJriuiaun, n
Air. Alerritt, Air. Clarke (nftei whom
Clarke's Point was named) C. V. Gillespie,
F. S'iogeU J.D. Hoppo, T. Harrison, ami
others whoso unmch 1 cannot recall.
Soon after my arrival 1 wiu emjiloyed
by Uuckelew on tho Utilfrnitin, unit tnrvo
weeks thereafter ho turned tho vholo
concern over to mo- in fact, I becamo tho
proprietor, for tho consideration of $1,500
im jxijxr. Tho terms however, weiu ouy,
mid it gold had not unfortunately boon
discovered, whereby oorything was re
volutionized, I might havo done fairly in
time. Everybody oven then, had groat
expectations of tlio grand future that Atras
in store for California. Although (ho
Mexicnu war was not yet concluded, it
was not doubted for a moment that tho
IJnitud States would retain tho counia-y.
The magnificent bay and harbor of Jinn
Frunoibco, and the beautiful ami fiutile
viillien of tlm Sacramento, tlio San Joa
quin and Sim Jaio, it was felt, could uovor
l) again givon over to tho indolent Span
inh Indian rimcheros, but must forever rtw
luaiu in the hands of Uncle Stun, who
know how to dowlopo tho dormant agri
cultural resources of this naturally rich
country. And so indeed it has eventually
proved, for California hna liocomo a great
lood-p"roilucing State after nn iulliction
of many yours of " gold fovor. "
I well remombor tlio first intimation woof
Sun Francisco had of tho finding of gold.
Two men who had arrived on a boat from
Sutter's Fort ,on tho American Itiver,
cmuaiuto Uuckolow'sBhop, and untying a
small buckskin package, displayed nlwut
li half teacup full of binning yellow
grniiw, nnd roquostod liuckelow to trj it
with hi " wutohmnker's stun'," and tell
them v lint it really wus. Aftor repoatwl
ly to&ting with acid, ho declared it to bj
puro gold. Tho mou declined to bay
whoit) thoy had found it, and went uwny.
Tho story was soon kuown in tho vilhigo
and tho men wero plied with questions,
but thoy were very reticent, until ovoning,
when uuder tho intluonce of City Hotel
whi&koy thoy thawed huftlciently to Jet
out tho tact (hut tho gold had 1mxii found
in tho bottom of tho mill-race on tho
uourso of tho American Itiver, which was
Saturday
A'OLUMK J I., NO. lo.f HONOLULU, J-I.
beiinr dttir by Cnnt. Sutler. The water
from tho river hml been run through tho
ruue ill. infill, iiiKi wiieu n was sum oil
and had run out in the morning, then)
wero tho bright yellow pnrticlen of gold
"ihtst" on the bottom.
Tho result in tho town was, that every
body becamo excited. Nothing could bo
talked of but gold nnd gold-iuiiies. Somo
few protended to be skeptical, and much
Migo advise was freely given to those who
wero mnking immediate preparations to
go to the diggings, about "wild gooso
llllftLliu " (Millll.tf lUflll Iil1nllr.il nl.l.in " ..in
but in the end, almost every able bodied
man in the town did go. And this Inst
fact was the immediate cause of my own
going. Threo weeks after the discovery
of gold was publicly made kndwn. I was
roinncUod to discontinue, tho publication
of " The Californinn," nnd announced tho
fact, giving my reasons therefor -tho
want of readers boing the principal one -in
an extra slip. This I set up, printed,
nnd rarried about town myelf, for mv
printer, roller-boy and carrier had all
gono to tho mines. And in carrying my
extra about town I found but few except
women nnd Indians to take it, and tho
latter could not rend it. So, Othello's oc
cupation being gone, I provided myself
with n pickaxe, tin pan, (for washing tho
soil for gold) nnd a fuw necessaries,
among which were n bag of Hour and
some, dried beef, and took passage on a
launch for tho " Einbarcaaoro,'," on tho
Sacramento Itiver. This was a point a
short distnnco from tho junction of the
American River with tho former, wheru
boats rendezvoused with freight and pas
sengers for Sutter's Foit nnd tho diggings,
nnd it is now a pnrt of tho great city of
Saernmonto. At thn timo of my arrival
thero were no houses on tho spot, only n
" remadn," as tho Spanish termed it, a sort
of immenso booth thatched with leaves,
under which froight wns stored and trav
ellers "camped down." Thore wero a
goodly number of theso who spread their
blaukctH under the numerous largo oak
nnd othor trees of the vicinity, while a
few had been thoughtful enough to pro
vido themholvcH with tents. Thero was,
of courso, a drinking booth, whero spirits
were retailed at 50 cents a glnss the
price subsequently rose to one dollar, and
then to n " pinch " of gold dnst, which
often wns equivalent to threo or four
dollars, if tho pincher had a big thumb
and finger.
Tho diggings woro as yet (in Juno) con
lined to tlio South Fork of tho Americnn
Itiver, isomo ten or twelve miles above tlio
Fort, at a place which was named "Alor
mon Island," from tho fnct that n com
pany of those peoplo from San Francisco,
under tho lendorship of Sam lSrnnnnu,
composed tho mnjonty of diggers. For
this plnco I proceeded, sending my bag
gago along by an ox team, which charged
at tho rate of 12 a ton froight. Wo call
ed in at tho Fort on our way. It pre
sented n busy scone, threo sides occupied
with stores in which Ilrannnn and others
wen) busy in selling outfits to miners and
weighing gold dust in exchange for goods.
Coin of courso wns rare, and tho gold was
taken at from nino to fourtoen dollars per
ounco, it being really worth at tlio mint
twnutv-one. I met Cant. SUtter (some
how ho nVtorwaraw KOt to l. railed Gon
eral probably through tho American
fashion of indiscriminately bestowing
titles,) and took dinner with the old Cali
fornia pioneer and thorough gontloman,
in his residenco in tho Fort, This struc
ture reminded mo much of tho old Fort at
Honolulu, its 20 feet high walls enclosing
a square, tliougn clillering from tho former
in being built of mud (atiobies) instead of
coral. Tho idea was originally a defono
against the Indians, hut a more nppnront
ly harmless, puny race could scarcely bo
found than this, tho lcpresoutntivos of
which, male and female, swarmed in nnd
about Sutter's Fort, and wero dependents
on the proprietor.
Ai rived at Alormon Islnnd, whoro wo
found a scattered camp of several hun
dred mon, washing tho bars and banks of
tho stream, mybelf and two friends Jacob
D. Hoppo and Stephen Harris, both long
hinco deceased pitchod our tent and went
to housekeeping, llright and early next
morning (tho mornings uerc bright in tho
interior of California in Juno) wo wont
down the steep batik of tho river, and each
bolectiug what wo thought might bo n
favorable iot, began our oxperionco as
gold diggers. So much has been written
and printed nbout tho stylo and manner
of life among tho early California seekers
after tho precious metal, that I deem it
hardly worth while to lxn-o nly readers
with a detailed account of my adventures,
or of tho scenes, sometimes alarming and
homotimes amusing, through which I
passed. At tho Aloimou Island diggings,
either my unskillfulness or my bad luck
was tho cause ill-biiccess, for while men
that woro no more industrious than mv
belf wero cleaning un at tho rate cf six
ounces ovoiy day, and within a few feet of
mo, I found, at tho end of a fortnight,
that about ono hundred nnd fifty dollars
worth of dust wns all I had realuod. Ono
might summso, under ordinary circum
stances, that earning and getting at the
rate of $1100 per month over expenses was
very good pay, and ought to have been
stuck to; but tho mischief was that others
all around mo were doing a great deal
better, and thus I wns an illustration of tho
postulate, that wo are to a great degree
fortunate or unfoitunnto simply by com
parison with others. And o"l got dis-
H"ieu wiui .uormon isianu, ami Hearing
county) imputing our means in a tent aud
a few " groceries," wo seized tho opportu
nity of n number of teams going that wny,
and struck out for tho upper country.
H. L. S.
Plnco of Worship.
8iiXEx'lUTim.-Rfv h C Dmoi4, ClupUlp. Klnc
trei. nur the llot' Home l'rrachlnr t II am.
.! frtn. batituln School htlctn the moraine mvic.
IVnjrtr meeting un WcdntxUy icinu: at Ttt o'clovik
FimihTiutTl'm-iicii -ItevJ A.Crnunr-i.lnr cotnft
oIKurt ! IWrvMnU atrrcU rrcacblni; on bunrtiy.
t It i n mil ill r m. liAbbaiU hrhcol t0i k.
ST Amjiiiw' CiiimuiuL- Kntllih n tUf ki nt Iter
lh IlliUup ot Kunnlulu nd Krv Tho lllickfaurn lit.
uillsn -tlou Iter Atil itclliitoU. U.W, llolj
I'oniniunl'Mi, O'JJ, lilln and .Sfimon illinaUan), II,
MiiIik. Lltiur anil frrinon (Kngllih)', t, Ktrnxmc
(laualan)i 1.1, Kifiuonf anil Suiuou (llnjlUh).
IIokjh CaTiinua Cucncii t'naer lh chars ot It
Iter HIhPliMU-rct...tid bjr lttv Itltbcp ifcrmanns
roil ttrvn, near IKrrUnla. Sirtlco ttr Similar at
Ida Mandtrx.
Kiw4uiuoCucucB-ltr II It I'arWr, rlor. Klu
lrtl. abo iht Palata, SnvUta In Hawaiian fr
bandar at It ax sabh.lh bchool at 10 a . Crenus;
nlcaatTi o'clock, alternating with Kaumakaplll.
Diiulct uattlatt In vaitooi chantlt ii)ra. l'ratr
mttUae vtr WMncadar at t r
HAY ! OATS !
w
,JKT ". Hku WMJUVKmr
K0U.ES CO.
umi iiirgu-MriKea" wero Doing made in
tho dry diggings at AVeber Creek, I, in
company with one P. A. Hcardsloy, (who
I believe is now livimr in Contra C.tMn
It. V. SEVERANCE,
ltntrnllnn Coiinul & Commltloii Morchnnt
7 JlfiCnllfiliSItnl..lliM)mXn. 1 ly
EDWAttD PRESTON,
Attorney nml Coniinrillor nt Xjnw,
Jr.
M Fort Stirft, llonnlnln,
I
J. M. OAT & CO., SAILMAKEKS,
Jlahte'a rirr-l'roof ltlock,
Honolulu, II. I.
JS Tlax" o' a" tlcwrlpllnni" made and repiUrnl.. j
J. NOTT t CO..
Impnrtnri nml Dealer in Stovc, RnnRn,
.Metil, Ilnuao Kttmlnhliii,' Him1, Irocktiy, lilHac and
Lilian Ware, Practical JTccI mile Honolulu. II I
"j:
CHAMPAGNE CIDER MANUFACTORY
AND GROCERY.
6 i. i:i I.lllliu M i. ir
JNO. H. BROWN.
Iuaprctor of Walnut nml Mcniure,
lit) llcrctaula Street
i'i Orders ran lr left at Polite Station.
Cm
A. W. RICHARDSON & CO.,
tMi'uiiTcnn ainiiKAiriiiit
Ilootr. Shoe", rnriilrhliii; OooiIf, HaIh, Cnpp, Trunin,
Vallarr, Perliiirtcry and Soiim, WnHliam Watched,
fine .Irnilrv, etc., rorncr of "ort nnd .Merchant Ma.,
Honolulu, II. I, 1 ly
M. DICKSON,
Photographies Artlat,
KM and 101 l'ort atrcel.
Plctnrea nf all aln' nnd hind midc to order, and
Frames of all description cotiMintly nn hand. AIpo,
Mii-I1, Coral', nnd uurloaltlcn of the Paclllc. 'i ljr
S. MAONIN,
Importer nml Donlcr in Srr nnd Fancy
Gootla. Boot, Shoca, &c.
At the Great Kit tern Mlore, Nn, til I ort M., Honolulu
M ly
X.. W. HOPP,
Cabinet Maker, Uplinlstorer, Denier in
Furniture,
No. SSKItig .Street, lietwcin Nuunnn nnd Fort Strecti.
Mnltrcitcs conatunlly in hand or made to order.
jMy
TIIOS- O. THRUM,
Importing nnd Mnnufnotitrinr; Stationer.
Newi ARont, Book Binder, &c,
Merchant Mreet, mid Dealer In
Pine Htatlonery. Iloohe, 3lii-fc. Toia and l'ancy Oooda,
I tort street, near Hotel, Honolulu. ly
FIIANIC GERTZ,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER
ho. Ill fort M., oppoalte l'.inthcon Hlahlee,
Jlmiia nml nliova .Miule tii linler, of licit Jla.
Irrlitlmitl lit Ileniniililc I'rlec.
Boots and Shoos mndo for Cash only
-ly
M. S. GRINBAUM CO.,
Importer nutl'Wholrsalo Denlorn in Oene-
rnl Merclinndiao,
2 Makce'a llloth, liutin htrect. 1;
M. S. GRINB AtJM CO-
FoirwnrdlK nnd Commisalon Morchnnt,
'11 California St., bun KrancUco.
Special facllltten for and p-irtloUr attention p-ild to
conalciiuicnt o Inland proiluco. ly
VOLCANO HOUSE
cit,vri:it or or kilaium.
W. J I. LKNTZ, MANAGER,
Plerty to eat, n romlnj; rtre, cle.tn bed?, and the het
attrndaucu on tho llniinli-iu Uland.
Vlaltora rninirlnt; any uiitifuul dlaplay of volcanic
action will Kindly j.-ie Maunder at leit ten da) a notice
Ju line iicithir, and from eleven to thirteen In foul
B ly
T. J. MOSSMAN,
Importer nml Dcnlor in Crockery,
Plain nnd lccir.tted Porcelain, Cut and Pretacd Ola,
Mlvcr Plated Ware, Cutlery, Chandcllere, Ijimpt,
Chlmnei, Ktc.
Klie Proof More, cor. Kin: and JCuunuu bis., Ilonoluln.
zjr
FIIANK 11. AUSTIN CO.,
Commission Merchants nnd For
warding Agents.
Oflicc No. 20 Cnliroriilii St., Sim Francisco.
CnnRlsmncnt from the Hawaiian Ulanda devired.
The llei Pricea Wurrauled. and tialea Uuarnntecd.
b71 I ly
O. VEGKLKE.I. u. IaUMI
O. SEGELKEN & CO.,
No. 5 'uuanu .Street,
Tinamltha nnd Plnmuora. Donlcr in Stove,
IL-iiiqc, Tin, tthvat Iron and Copper Ware, keep con
Mamly on hund a full ataortment of Tlnnaic, GuUan-
lied lrou and Lead Pipe, India ltubher Hose, Ac, .Vc.
JJy
MAX ECKART,
Watchmaker, Jeweller, EngrnTer and
Diamond Sotter.
No.fi Kaihuniann Mreet, Honolulu. All ordern faith
IuIIt caccntid. a; ly
HICOINS JESSETT,
Noa.Wniulo: KlnjM.,
ilSifciACnrrinKo Builder, Trlm-Rkir,
t?r-'ymo1,,pAlntor,Varnlhora3!
Allklndaof llepalrlui; attended o, and xood orV
Kuaraiiti'cd nt Low Italia. 8 ly
A. . SMITH.
II rmiTaTiir.KT, ixroiiTru AMiliEAirn if
Mrlden IJuadrnple Plated Ware, Gl.nare. Kins'
Combination rpectnclfa and Hje UI.im-., llrjeketa,
Vae, I.uitral Wire Ware, Faiicy Mwpj, Plctut
Prmi-, Woitvuholiu'a Pocket Knlief, .scUnira, Plf
tola, l'owitir, Shot and Aminunltlnn, Clark4, .'.pool
Cotton, M.i'hluo Oil, all kind, nf Machine Nccdlca,
"Uomeatlc" Papir 1 nahloua, bole ARCnt for the unl
Yeiaally acktinTled;ed
Eight Runnlui; Domeatio Sewinrt'Maehlnc
1VM. McOANDLESS,
No. , iirn Mreel, Klh .tlnrkel,
Deiler In L'holieat Href, Veal, Mutton, I'lah, etc
l'amlljr and Milpiilne Ordeia earerully attended to.
l.tve Mock furniahed to paael at abort nollif, and
Vejtablea of nil kind, aupplled la order. M lyr
CHAS. BREWER & CO.,
27 Ulllt) St., Ilotlon,
Agents of Hawaiian Fac&eU,
General Commission Agents.
Spec lal attention glu-ii to the purchaflns of Cooda
for the llaurallau trade. I'rilhti at the lo.i-.t rate.
M ly
C. E. WILLIAMS,
Importor, Manufucturor, Upholsterer,
ami Ueatrf lu I'lirullumof Kwry Docrlptloti. turul.
turn Ware Itoonn. No. HI Poll Mreet. "Work shop at
the Old Maud mi Hotel Street.
fCAUUrdir. Promptly Altrndidto. 43 ly
it. E. vruiTMcr. Ktabllheil I13B, J. w, noaeuTiox
WHITNEY ROBERTSON,
(tiuciea.ontu 11 M. Hhlliuy)
Iniportinc null Mnuufaoturina; Stntionera
FublUher, New Dealer, Book
Binder aud Paper Ruler.
I'JA'.'I Merchant Mreet. Honolulu, H.I. S.MV W
niaiiop tto'o'o.,
BANKERS,
UONOLUI.r, I I I I H.VUAII.X.V Isl.AMJs
DU.VW EXCHANOB ON
1HC BANKOF CUIFQnKU. : : : : SIN FRANCISCO
aU TlltlU JUIMI IN
Mew Vork,
Ilotluu,
1'orla,
Auckland, .
rHEOWEHTM BANK CORPORATION, : : : : LONOOH
AXO TIIHK aiUNClltl IK
lloiiif Uoiig,
tydiier.and
Ilctbnurne,
And Iramacl a tleneral Pinking llmlneaa. M3 ly
A. M. HEWITT,
Freight nnd General Shipping Clerk,
IIP-All order Irf at i:. V. Aduu.1 Aaciloit Itoouilll
a bo promptly atliuded in, Sri
E. PONTOPi'IDAN, M. D,
Oonllat, Phrsioiau and Sarceon.
Ky Hl.ca.a. a Mieelally lteldenceandomc ISTKorl
. ,""' . hapUIn una (Mr. Chaifa).
Omtahoum 10 Ha .ndg-.lr n. ia Snl
MRS. J.ISIMMONK,
Taaosar of Vocal aud Iutramental Mnaic
No. 31 DerttaaU StrtU
a ly r at im
c
offi;e-o koxa coi-fee
i xoroat tiy liULI-tb a, C
I., SATURDAY DECE
ED. C. ROWE,
ITnno nml Sign Painter, Pnpor Itangnr, e
Mi ly No, 107 King flffcet. Ilonoluln. 2
tvn7ii:it a c..
Corner of Fort and Cneen Meet, llonolnln.
Lumber, Faints, Olli, Nalli, Salt nnd Building
.r.lly Mntnrlalao f Try kind.
'. a. .N'iiAi:i'i:it v. ;.,
Importors A. Commlaslon Morohnnts
ln llotml'ilu, Hawaiian Itlnril-, y
O. N. l.tlJtli-laN. 31. !..
SBROEON AND HOMEOrAlHIO THIfSICIAK.
Oillce-t'orner Port and lleritnnla Sti., Honolulu.
i:. r. iA.ii!s,
Auctioneer and Commission Mcrchttnt.
MU Utieen Street, llenoluln. ir
:. iioi'i'N:iii,Ai:iji:it ro..
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
iiSM lliinntnlu. Oahti, H. I. ly
JOHN RUSSELL,
yv'rcroxi.ivau'v jv xiaw
51 M Merchant Ml., cor, of Port at. MO ly
r. T. LENEIIAN & CO.,
Importer nnd Comuiiaalon Morchnnt,
KB
iniiami nireu, iiunninin.
W
A. S. 4JI.IU.llOIt. ;..
mmmtni ami utatiins ik
Cioioi-o.l 3Vto otoaiBo,
CiO Corner Ijueen and Knahiiinaiiu Mtrcrta, ly
ji. itAji.i'i:i.i At ;o.,
0ENEUAL COMMISSION AGENT ,
8W Queen Mreet, Ilonoluln, II. I. ly
A. 1 . II IJNll,
GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER.
Family Grocery and Peed More.
SjTly M Fort Mreet, Honolnlu.
MRS. A. M. MELLIS,
Foahlonnhlo Drea nnd Clonk Maker,
101 Fort street, Honolulu, II. I.
Mil) -ji ly
llOl.l.tlN V CO.,
Ship Chandleri and Commmion Merchanti.
Imporlcre and Dialira In Cincinl Merchandlee,()neen
S) M Honolulu. II. 1. ' ly
.i. . viii'.i:y. .n. ., . i.,,
Dental Rooms on Fort Street.
Office In UrcwtrV.lllock, comer Hold and Fort itreeta
Nl ly
lintruncc. Ilnul Mriet.
;i:jii. itiiov:v
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.SOTAIIV PUIII.K.,
And Agent for taking AcLnawledgnipntsof liiilrnmeut
for the Inland nf onhii.
iiH.18 No. 8 Kajhiiinann M Honolulu. II, I,
ir
COMMISSION MERCHANT8
And Importera of and Ucahart In Hay, Gtalu, and
all Uencral Produce. Ilonoluln, li. 1. 3)
.uii. X. wax citiioii:,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
877 lneen btrcet. Honolulu, II. I. )y
JNO. A. IIASSINGER,
Agent to tnko Acknowlcdfimcnt to Con
tracts for Lnhor.
S7U 3 Interior Olllcc. Hon luln. ly
it. :.:ncrvcti; At uu'i'iii:u,
GROCERY. FEED STORE and BAKERY
Corner King and Fort Mrcete, Honolulu.
8.11 ly
i:. O. II AI- V. H..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Dry Uoods, Patuu, 01U aud Uencral crchandlac,
6H1 ly Coriur rort anil King Mf.
ji. a. r. canTcn.
c.JoKta , ju
C. BREWER & CO..
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
8ia Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands. ly
HOUr. LEWE1U. V. 31. COOKC.
jl : v i: it m At ; o o 14 : ,
kuonota to Lcmcna .k DiCKauv,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN LUMBER
And nil kinds of tlulldlus Material!,
Fort Strict, KM ly Honolulu.
S. M. CARTER,
Agent to take Acknowled;nient to Con
tract for Lnhor.
Offlco at P. SI. S. Hock, Kaplanade, Honolulu, II. I.
Ml la ly
II.I,l.XIIA.tl A: CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HA
ARE
Cutlery, Dry Uooda. Paint and Oils, and General
Sterchaudie,
No. 37 Port atrcel, Honolnlu. ly
CLAUS senLCKELS.
KX, U. IIIW IN.
tv.n. . lutvin Ac co.,
Sugar Faotors and Commission Agents
Honolulu. II, I. t9
.U. N. UUl.MSAIJ.H A. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WH0LE8ALE DEALERS
In Paahlonahlo Clolhlns, Hnl. Cap, lloota, l.oa,
and i-very variety of l.emlcnien'a bnperlor FurnUhliic
liiHida. fitori; In !UnLpi,,a Itl.iAL ii,,M.. s.i.a. ii......
ula.ll. 1. ov. l
A. W. PEIRCS CO.,
SHIP CnANDLEKh It COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AOKNTS roK
llrnnd'a (Juno and lloinu Lontea,
Ptrry Davla" Pain Killer,
8X1 1 Nn. IU (jueen St.. Honolulu. ly
CANT1.U At HATCH,
Attorneys vt Xiav.
W, It. OASTI.1:, Notary Puhllc, attend all
the Conrla of the Klusdoui.
Particular attention paid to the lu-sotlnllon of Loan.
Unmejancliig, Collectini;, ilc tier .Momy to loan on
SlorlKiie.
ott.te, No.liKaahumanu htreet Ilonoluln, Haallan
Itlandt. 8.15 ly
I'll 1:0. 11. iatii:n.
Late Jaxiov, (illr.N A Co.
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
ami anKNT ron
Lloyd's And the Lluriionl Uudemrltcra,
llrltlih and Fnrelju M irlue lnnranca Uompanr.
And Northern Aa.urjucu Cmipauy. oMl ly
. K, CilTLK. J.U, ATUEIIIOX.
uah'I'i.i: : oooiiii,
BHIPPIBO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
fMPOUTEItii AND
Doalors in Gonoral Morchandlao,
No. Ml King btrcet, Honolulu, II. I.
AOKNTS FOR
Tha Union lisuraueet'onipinynl Kan Franclaco.
in" ar r.ui;ianu wi uiturance oiupiii), lln.lon.
The Ou-L-on Packet Line.
1 he holala Plantatlou,
Tho Haiku Plautitlon,
Wallaku Plantation,
Ilamakua Plantation.
oaMly
Dr. Jayue .V ou'a Celebrat
ed .Medleluca,
Wheeler Ji H'll.oii'iHmlnx
Slaihlnea,
HV.UA.- IIKON..
Importers of General Merchandise
ruosi
FJtAXCE, EXaLAXn,0KI!MAXV, AXD
US1TED STATES,
No. to Merchant bticct, . . Honolulu, II, I,
IIV.HA UKOM.,
WHOLESALE GROOEUS,
tlSsndlS California Street,
NAN 1'KAnUINUO.
ttr- Particular atttnllou paid lotHllns andihlppln
Itland orders, j f
HAWAIIAN
INVESTMENT & AGENCY CO.,
LIMITED.
Moxcv i.oNCii ox riuair.ri.tkM sr
carltie. for lonj or abort nerlods. Apply to
V I.. OREli.V. Mansxerjio .
OIBca. Qaeen fit, orer O. V. Macfarlant Co. tf
Wailuku Pol Factory.
BEST QUALITY OF FAIAI MAK
uftctucd COBilaoOy. All ordirs rilled with dl.
S 1 Walimu, Haul
Pre s s .
-
MBER, JO, 1881.
Pinwrr.li err a m-
Candy Manufactory nnd Bnkory
v. noniv,
Prttlel Confectioner, Pastry Cook and Bsksr,
PT0 71 Iloleltlreet, between Nnnann and Fort, illy
:. '. ;oiii:.iiA.
BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST
llnrac Mlmelnrr, Cnrrlncr nork,
I'lanliillnii .Mnrlihirr), Ac.
gll Shop on King Street. jaciU.'aljr.t CooVr'a, ly
HONOLULU fllON W0RKi0.
Tmkiti. "oiler., Uoolnr, lion, liram and t.eadCatlnti
Mnchinory of Evory Doacrlptlon
a-MJotoUi,lr. -g
Partlcnlar Attention pnld to Ship's Dtacksmtthlnrj
-JOII WOU Kn.cilt.il on Hi. .horlut notlff. foVSly
ST1XATEMEYER JAMES.
Prncticftl Pnlntar nnd Decorntor. Oildlnp;,
OrninlnK nnd -ettnrint;.
No. 84 Hotel 81.. iinpotlte Family llatket.
SlJ 31 ly
WRAY TAYLOR,
J 'LliVOFOliTJ. AXI) OJtGAN TUNER
KUJL,IMTK CO.,
HrxxsKlmtim, Apotlxoonrlos
AXn mronTCtia or
7.?'2f??. B.nd..('IK?rr'.A:" tat P. Irlllar.l Ik Co.,
.8. Mnihnll u Cii'a Vanity Fair, (looilnln A Uo'a Old
Jiidife, Iltichmian A l.yle'a Celebrated Pltii; Tobaccoa,
trmiii Prrfumery, nf. London, lluniphreya' llomeo
imthlc Speelilc, Ac Ac. sea
JOS. E. WISEMAN,
Real Etnto Drohor Emplcrjrmant Bnrsan
Kenla Uonms, Ctta(ei, Jlonaea, nnd aells and !enae
Heal Katfllit In nl n,rl, i,t fh. t.ln..l.... t .
. r . .. 1 "..-. ..- I.IIIUIMII. J-.IIIIIMIT
im nl found for tlio-e (ecklntr work In all the various
liranchea of hnlne connecled tlh Iheao lalnnda.
ttr- N. ll.-I.rcnl Dncumenta drawn, Hill Collected.
n.ii. 1 i. 1 11 r 1 iitiniuiiitw n or k 1 rant
.. . """"".i'- SUIItlllU
ComuilaaTou4 moderate.
Hnnolnlu. II. I.
.11 Bl
i. W. .HAI'AItl.Ai"!: A CO..
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIOK MEKOHAHTS,
Iiobliiaon' Fire-Proof HiiIIiIIiic,
CJnecn Street, Honolulu, II. I.
aokitk ron
The Olaacoiv and Honolulu Line of Packet.
i.n..i.7 u"'" I-lierpool and London Packets.
The albspu Plaiitallon.
Thu gpenirr Plantation, Hllo.
Il.ik.ilnu Plantation, Hllo.
Jllrrleea. Tail A. Wntaon. Snenr .Machinery.
The Pnnloa Sheen Ilnneh Cnmnnm. R-'.r
ii
J TF X. TH TVr f
H.m. MOORE,
JOB iIl,lVrr3JI,
AND DEALKIt IN
Stationery, Cigar, Tobacco &c, ftc
"" Mi No. 1J3 Fort Street. ly
BorRsnire IPlss
iiii.riiur.sr j.ti immctf.U
Kiraidf, nnu or a Accv.FUUi.ALB,
l.r.r.l .... I .I..II.A.A.1 n .
.. 1 w. ,.. uciiiuni iu .iraiuvr or
aenooucr, AI .MUUKIIAOi l'UIUKS.
Pcrtioit wlalilnartn nlnrl with I ho Ileal Ntoek
or to Improto wluil lliry noir linvn,
en 11 liny In pnl ntnltlii.
W A. lIHItHKUT. Hmallan Hotel.
r. a. mjiiai:fi:k.
AOKXTarllrrmon llnnrilnr Underwriter.,
Aver.t of Ureaden Hoard of Underwriter,
Agent of Vienna Hoard of Underwriters.
Claim a;alnat Inauranco Companies within tho jurla
rtlctlou of the above Hoards of Underwriters Mill hare
to be certllled to by the above Accnt to make, them
Talld. 8t r
Insuranco Notice.
TIIK AflBST Ktlll TIIK nillTIitll For
elcn Marine Insurance Conip.iuy (Limited) has
vsaaal taaf ltidl.i.llf.H- i f,BM.a A- . .
i.bv).i.u (tiniiuvkloilT IU sII11llll- Klin l&HIVW Ol ill
L innncabctuccn Honolulu Aud PorU in Ihp rclflc.nnd
. HA. IIMI1....I ,n laa.ia l.A,l-l . . .. ( . .
.- -.. .... ........ .-n..c . uii.jl-k n iuv nmcl rates.
ulth a 1 pctlal reduction on fnlirht per learners.
THF.O. 11. IJAVlES,
W ly Agent llrlt. For. Mar. In. Uo Limited
ii.v.niu)iciii- itiEii.ni:
FIRE -INSURANCE COMPANY.
fMir. IT-fllKHNIIJM.U 1IAVIMIJ IIKIIX As?.
- pointed Acnta of tho almve Uomtiany. am tire
Jareit to ln-uro risks ntralnat fire nn Stone and llrlck
IiiIIiIIiiuth. nnd on Mcrflimiilli, i.t.,rf.fl ih..,.). A..
r, 7 . ' piMivmnrri-ii,(iii
the mot fnvoraole Icrma. For particular apply at the
oltlce of
ttll ly
r. i. nuu.r.r e.u .v uu.
HAMBURC-MACDEBURC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of ii am nunc.
KIIII.niNIIN. .tlKnCUANDINE. FIIHNI.
TIJIIE and .Machinery Insured against Fire on the
most fntorahle terms.
A. JAi:i.l;it, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
, SH ly
Insurance Notice.
Tiir i'ni:iinihni:ii aki: iiti:iAitHi
In write uion Merchandise, per flral-clasa vessels
between Ihl and tho Coast Porta, covering Io- or
damage, if amounting to in per cent, or more, on the
sound alun of the whole shipment at portof delivery,
upon fiiTorablc terma. '
i , , , IIISIIOP A Co.
Agent of the 1 Ircmen Fund Insurance Company.
Honolulu. Jin... ltsi). af i a,,,
FIREMAN'S FUND
Insurance Company.
A Leading Home Company.
As.ets, ,7 uno 10th J7G7,T07,!7
Aditlllonnl Cash Capital (now being called in) rttu.ww W
Total Assets $1,117117.17
'pin-: vjnK.vA"i.'uxi) ixsint-
. ANCK COMPANY" basis lla claims to the best
patronage upon It sound rinanclal condition, reinforced
V'..'" .'ecesslon of capital, slvlng It over a million
Uol ars In a.ets; lis oitcnslie system of Agencies, In
snrltig It a large premium Income, without thn nece.
Jltjrof heavy concentration of lines; Its adherence to
the hen principles and practice of Underwriting: by
open, fair and dimly cuiressed contracts, and prompt
and equitable adjustment and payment of legitimate
losses.
Fur ..v.nt.nn vn.. I. I.. . !... S.un-l.l t ..
r.,II..P.,kllvn ln..kl.... I .1 I .('.. ., .
........ .H.t.w M,,.., .....v.. mm uuiiu
that time has
paid oi cr
4,000,000 IN LOSSES,
Pasting triumphantly ihron.Oi the heaviest conflagra
llous Known in uio-lerq history.
lHIIIO A "o.. AKrnl.
ln Honolulu. II. I.
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON S GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
' Katabltshcd lSJo.
Unllmltod Liability to Stockholders..
A"l f1tri,in
HeseiTe b,7a),o-Jd
, Income for IST-Ji
Premiums received after deduction of re'ln.
suranco..., J S,3Hi,JM
Loins proinptl) adjusted aud paid here.
1 3m HINIlOa A- "l.. Aram..
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
or NAN fit A.tciauu,
IVKavIxxo.
INOOIll' ORATED, 1808
CASTLE It COOKE, AGENTS
II for IIsrIUis Islands. ly
Rhonlth Wostphallan Lloyd
IN8URANCE COMPANY,
Of M. Ul.lOn.iC'11. KbeuUh CruuU.
AaohenandLeipziglnsuranco Co.,
U lulled,
OF AACIICN. (AIXJ.A.CMAPi:i.I.E.)
A,;,Ax,?".ro,! AnTItlll.AH AVKR.
AUh sustained by tloo.1. arrlvlus; hsrt. and In
sured III lhe above Companies, have to bt mad tilth
HxrognlzancMof and certined to by the undersigned.
lnordertobTlld. J C tiL.VUK, Agent.
IRRIGATION!
TliltlGA'f ION AlTKIl THIS DATE
JL llltrlclly prohibited, eicrpt between th hoars of
sasjas. m.,Ml Ksltp.su. O. I). PHCETil.
Approcdi fiupeiinteadent of Waterworks
(blcacd !I.AP.CAmiiB,MlBltro(IaUclor.
Honolulu, April 19th. Isel UTS am
PACIFIC RUUIIER PAINT,
A lullaiiMlmciiHif tbli celebraud paint and U
pind Jsslloa pcsj;cs, all tae sicstrabi shades la
l". for isU by BOLLSb at Co
- Z X tL
j WHOLE NUMBER G7-
Boston Board of rmltnvrllcrsi
A C,JJT fn" ItMWnllan fulniiilt.
. . CVI I J
v nn t:vr. 11 t ro.
I'litladelphlii Board of Underwriters.
A l:??n Tor lhe ""tl-Klliln talnnrtt,
X R.H Ir ( ihiku'i-ii I m
WILDER CO..
Anhi.,ii..ii.w.n...i.i...
Aiceiil (or Hie llnia-nllnii Itlnnila,
OF TIIK
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
v wr.w TtiiiK.
Largeitt, Safoot nnd Most
ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO.
IN THE WORLD !
Assets (1S30). $90, 000, 000
A 0IX.
Now is a Good Timo to Insure
None but Fral elaa a rlaka laken.
en !lm
Tiir.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
0n!0.T0V,MASS
iNOonroiiATr.it, mis,
Iht Oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance Co.in
the United States.
Policies Issued on the most faTorabl Terms.
t'.xntiiplr or.Tnti.l-nrrcltitre llnn
IN8UIIi:i) AOK.33 YKAUS-OIlOINAItY LIFE
, , , , 1'LANi
1 Annua premium continue Policy 2 year 3 day
J Animal premiums contlnno Policy 4 rents I a diva
3 Annual premiums contlnno Policy nyeura Wdaia
J Antm.l ,i,.ml, ,..I.,ln.. ll.ll.t. u ... '
. -, : r.".;..".1. wuiiiiiic i uiicy o rciirs n nays
a Annual premiums continue PollcylU years Ml days
J. mmotm, i 910,000,000!
oje I'nlil tlsrotiaTli Iliinalulti Aernty,
f40,OQO
CASTLE & COOKE, AJ.ENTS
871 rilltTIIF. HAWAIIAN MI.A.VHS ly
nORTHBRITISR inn vrnrawTtrv
Of Iaondon nnd EdinDnrg.
3r"xi- an.
Established 1800.
Itoonrce5 of the Company ni nt 31st December, lSSOi
8uncnti!nUApiTaiy Fine ruxs
;''l V . f.O"" Ileaeric....iMII,J70 19 11
Uncalled l,VJ,utj Premium He-
, serie 317,057 IS 10
i3,nu0,iju li,,lnce of '
Profit and
Loss Acc.TJ.KS t s
XIAH.'JH 6 11
teu" IUI J"jujT',,: '" ,a30""rl" r'omlnma and In-.',-'
' llOI-FMOIILAL-iinil A CO.,
"' -10 Agent for the Hawaiian Ilanda
THAI H-ATI. ANTIC
Fllip INSURANCE COMPANY.
' iiAnnuRu.
Capital of the Company &. Iteservr..ltelchsmarkf,,0rX).(i0O
their Jlc-Insiirancc Companies " 1U1 ,A3J.Cmo
Total Ilclchsmark 107,f.,000
NORTH GERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of IIAMItflltS.
Capital of IheCompiny Reserve.. Ilelchmark8,m,ao
their lte-liisnrance Companies ' .,D,non
Total Helchtmark I3,8J0,(WJ
NC'inVKIKKKIHCIIi: I.I.OYIS
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
or Ts7nTr.R.TMTro
Capital of the Company , franca B.OW.OOO
THK ir.lKU.SH.XS:i.JK.S:RAI.AIl".Tfi
or the above three companies for the Hawaiian
Island, are prep-ired to Insure Ilnllillngs, Furniture,
Herthandlso nnd Produce. .Machtntry, Ac. also hucar
and Hice Mill, and vessels In the harbor, against loss
or damago hy lire, on the most favorable terma.
s" 'r II. HACKFKLU A CO.
GERMAN LLOYD
Marine Insurance Company of Berlin.
' O liTU N A
General lnsuranceCompany of Berlin.
THE AllOVr. INNUIIANt'R COMPANIKN
hae established a Uencral Agency hero, and the
undersigned, ticneral Agents, ureauthotlied to take
lllls nKliilllic-Iinueei-oritic Npis the
Moat Ilpnaonnble llntra, nml uu the
Must t'nsornblo Terns.
ffi7 ly F. A. aciIAEl -It .t CO., General Agents,
x.xra iTeiixr.
MANUKACTUIIE1) OP
REFINED A. NO. 1 SUGAR
IIV
I. ECOHMT,
Pratical Confectioner & Pastry Cook
i -sr
Pionoor Stoam Candy, Factory
Lemon and Tamarind Syrups alwajra on hand
L? t xxl et rinds
Put up lii A. No. 1 licflned Sugars, hijhly
recommended for hea roysges.
American, French, English
and
German Pastries
Made to Order at short Notice
Wadding Cakos Ornamented
In the highest htylo of Art.
IlleU fresh home mado Chocolate Creams, Cocoannt and
Cream Caudles.
Nn. 71 Hotel Ntreel bet. Nuiiisiin mail l'ort
trs ly qf
''HO.HAN i...;k,
Aoscisriao.
1V
No. -10 "orl Mrcei. QJS
Will attend to all orders In the
CLOU, GUN & GENERAL REPAIR LINE.
He will giro special attention to cleaning, repairing
and regulating pew I nc Machine., and all oilier alnds of
l.lltht Machinery aud Mtlal SVorV. uf eviry description.
Ulackamllhini;, clr.
Also, oiihsndsnd for ssle cheap,
A Variety of Sewing Machines
llnna, I'lalssl. Nlml. AuimussMlsn,
Machine Oil, Kcodlei, c, Ac, Ac.
hewlnir Jlsclilne TocLrrs, Hinders, snd all other rstra
and duplicate pari, nf machines supplied on abort no
tice. a) Vest Machine Tnlst.'ssU
BoU Jytnt IHtKtt King lass Jtr
Thu Violence bewln; . Machine, from I ID to ISO.
White Hewlnj Machine f roui U to .3.
llomebhuttl bewlne Uachluc, fioui J18 to IU.
Jtr-lnclndlnj;alleatrn. tWJ ly
KNOWLE8'
STEAM AND VACUUM PUMPS
rPIIK UXDKKBICiXni) UAVK.IUST
JL received per Ainv Turner, from llotton.a full
sorlmcut ef the. calebrated Tumps, which at c van
leel In be chvansr and better than any other ilyl of
fump Imported. W call the attenlioii of nlantrra par
knUrly loths Vacuum I'aiop, which Is le.a tonipll
taint aud more scrilcatile than other pump.
nm lf it lilttnt Elt i. CO.
The Germania Market
Han ni:r.x riioKortini.r mc.movatkh,
and Is no eouiuntly la receipt or th Uit of
UKKt', MUTTO.N, VKA1, A.D LAMH,
From Choicest Herds.
Park Bsaniei. Bolojcas, Head Chese, Grrntn
bass:t. Ac , always oa head, as also the bast of poul
try and rub.
Oar Mtsts are all cat and pat up la Eastern slyic. All
A4... f.llltf.llw l,.irl.4 In .. .llw.,l Ik .h k .
ofthclr. '
tra BAUff A &CHRADEH, fsoprlstors.
COLUMUIA ItlVEU BALMOX. IN
barislsiad bait battels. For sal. by
UOLLES A Ca.
HOLLISTER & GO
BEO LEAVK TO
INFORM THE PUBLIC
Thnt thej hare norod into their!
NKW AND COMMODIOUS STORE,
In lhe Fire Troof llntldlnir
HO. BO NTTTANU STREET,
Three doors below their old Hand, where may be found
the mon complete ataortment of
Drugs, Chemicals & Toilot Article
IK Tlir CITT.
Aonr;afewcMliflr8peclllleimay la found Tnll
stock, of
m,.. I
aao kjtowh. troods
CONSISTINO OP
Perfumes, Soaps, Cosmetics,
AND TIIK CKLE1I1IATHD
Opaline Face Powder.
Mdney EihlbUlon over all other competitors.
A ZAliGE ASS OUT ME NT
01 JOB GOSHELL' B
Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Cnmclllnc for thn Complexion nnd Teeth,
LUBIN'8 AND PINAUD'8
Soaps Cosmetics and face Powder,
CELLULOID TRUSSES
Especially adapted to Ihlscllmsls.
A Full Lineal
Humphrey's Homeopathic SpccKIe,
Carbolic Add and Chloride of Lime, for disinfect
Inj; purposes,
AgenU for P. fLorillard ft Co's Celebrated
Tobaocot, and Drawing Boom
Tobacco and Cigarette,
Buchanan Lyle's Tobaccos.
Which we have lately Inttodncrd here, and which Is
rs pldly crow ing Into favor and demand.
WM. S. KIMBALL A CO'S VANITY FAIR
TODACCO AND CIHAIIETTKS
Which are so well knswn all over the world as to ndea
no comment from ns.
Goodwin & Co's Old Judge
TOIIACCO AND CIOAnKTTES
ALWAYS IN DM AND E!
Anions our One Hundred brands of CI0AR9, w
would call especial attention to th
' Hon. Bardwell Slote,"
The Favorite Red Brand, Pedro Mnriai
The Fragrant Stump.
They also continue to manufacture
Soda Water In all Its Branches
Tocetber with their
Bel fast Ginger Ale.
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WILDER CO.
Importers and Dealers in
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or ALL KINDS.
JUST RECEIVED
LATE ARRIVALS!
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