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DALLY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., DEUUMBUK Id, J83U.
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MONDAY, DEC. 16, 1889.
ARRIVALS.
Dec lo
Stun' Llkcllko from Miuil
Kit mi' iMlkulisila f i nin K:ui;il
Sclii l.cahl from Kona
Dec 10
Selir Surah & Eliza from Konlsiu
Httnt .Inn Makou from Kauai
Am bk S C Allen. Thompson, 25 day
f i oni CnlLtn
DEl'AUTURES.
Dec 11
11 M S S Alamciln. Morse, for Run
Fratu'lfcco
Deo 10
Stmr WnlnlPiilo for Kllauc.i and Ilami-
lol tit 5 p m
Schr Luka'for Kohala
VESSELS LEAVING TO-MORROW.
Stmr Klnau for Hllo ami way ports at
2pm
Stmr Llkellke for Mmil at D p m
Stun- J A Cummins for Koolau at 0 u m
Stmr Mlkahala for KumU at 5 p in
Schr Small & Eliza for Koolau
Htmr Mokolll for Molokul at 5 p m
Stmr Kuala forNawlllwill at 0 p in
PASSENGERS. .
From Sydney aud Auckland pel It M
S Alameda, l)to 1 l--Judge Widemann,
Carl Widemann, Miss E K Hlnes, John
Donaldson, Dr K M 1 lelds,F M Seniles,
A Johnstone, Mr and Mis Olumcntsou,
and 07 In transit for Han Francisco.
From Maul per steamer Llkellke, Dec
IS D IS Coo, O A Peacock, A Garten
berg, W BeiiowlU. E llallev, C FUuld
wln, Mrs J Gltowle, Mid P G Tailor,
Y Alan and l!l deck.
1' or Sun Francisco per OSS Ala
meda, Dec 14 P A Dins, B F Dilling
ham and 2 children, Miss Dailiugton,
Mrs A O Pferdner, Lieut Sherman, C
Glelff, Miss X Hammer, O D McC.ind
less and wife, Miss G G WotMns, P
Brusmer, G D Warren, E 11 liuiiell, W
I' Doherty and wife, 15 steerage, and 07
in transit from the Colonies.
From Kauai per stmt Miknhala, Dec
15 K AMuolle, jr, Capt II Aluborn,
Walter C Dait, J Nelpor, Miss Malilum,
J Buckley, Miss K Mist, C Apoi, Miss
McGrew, P Scholtz, C L Brito, E
Strehz, P P Kanoa, .1 Kahe, E M Walsh,
Mme Von do Ammorling," Chinese, and
44 deck.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The steamer James Makce brought
this morning 020 bugs siiftar from Jva
pau. The steamer Mokolll brought G I bales
wool and 101 sheep from Lnnai.
The steamer Mikahala brought 722
bags sugar, 18 head cattle, 50 hides, and
00 hags pla frm Kauai on Sunday.!
The schooner Lcahi bionght about -10
ooulsofphla wood from Kona, and the
schooner Sarah & Eliza 500 hags rice
from Koolau. '
The Likelikc brought December 15 4
hoi fees, 313 bags sugar, 140 hides, 40
turkeys and 81 pkgs sundries.
The barkentlne Discovery commenc
ed taking in sugar this morning. She
will sail for San Francisco next week.
The Hawaiian Iron bark Andrew
AVelch, Captain Marston, was loading
coal at Newcastle, N S W, for Honolulu,
when the S S Alameda left Sydney.
The American bark S C Allen, Cap
tain T Thompson, arrived eaily this
morning, after a remarkable passage of
25 days from Callao, South America,
pronounced to be tha quickest time on
lecord- She comes In ballast and is
consigned to Messrs. C. Brewer & Co.
Had excellent weather and strong
breezes during the week. The S C Al
len Is at anchor In tho stream, and will
soon commence lecelviug .sugar for Sun
Francisco. .
DIED.
CABOT At the residence of Mr. A.
Dreier, Eleele, Kauai, December
14, of typho-malarlal fever, Lincoln
Cabot," aged 40 years, a native of
Boston, Mass.
MARRIED.
GIBBS-nUCHINS At Hllo, 7th inst.,
James Gibbs to Jemima Huchlns.
The moon changed yesterday. And
the dry land appeared and the train;
ways protruded ub in a bromide en
largement, and piscicultiuiHta and
taro planters tiled quitclaims on the
etreots.
Till" sale at Mr. Levey's auction
looms Saturday evening was fairly
well attended, and the beautiful holi
day goods brought fair prices. Mr.
Levey holds another evening sale on
Friday.
.
Handicraft says that Miss N. J.
Malone, Principal of Punnhou Pre
paratory Bcliool, Miss C. A. Reamer,
Principal of Kaineliaineha Prepara
tory school, Miss Holon Popoon, Miss
Davis and Miss Hopper of Kawaia
hao Seminary have all tendered their
resignations.
r '
Mil. McAdoo, a graduate of Hamp
ton Institute, was a through passen
ger on the Alameda. Ho baa been
with a. troupe of .Tubilco singers in
the Colonies and possesses a magnifi
cent bass voice. Mr. McAdoo re
nowod an acquaintance with Gen.
Marshall while hcie.
EVENTS THIS EVENING.
Y. M. C. A. book-keeping olasi
at 7.
Harmony Lodge No. 3 I. O. of O.
P. at 7 :30.
Hand Concert at Emran Square, at
7:30.
Alexander Lilioliho Council No. 1
of Kadoshat7:30.
P. M. B. S. OFFICERS.
The Portuguese Mutual Benefit
Society of Hawaii held the regular
election of officers yesterday with
the following result:
President, J, A. M. Osorio.
Vice-President, A. P. de Mcde
iro9.
Treasurer, M. A. Gonsalves.
Secretary, J. G. da Silva.
Board of Directors Manuel Nu
ne9, M. J. Borges, A. C. Pea
tana, J. C. Pacbeco, J. A. Dias."
Re-elected,
LOCAL & CEHEKAL NEWS.
ContinsroNDENCR on fourtli page.
IIcwam) for lost rubber
where.
coat
else-
Mil. Justico Preston sits at chain
bora this week.
Mlt. CIuih. J. Fisliol litis his ginnd
opening to-dny.
Mil. J. l fllotgtin will sell homo
valuable icnl estate on llio 2!Jd,
.Tin: Hnpienio Court will sit
bunco on Monday, December 2'M.
in
Tine toads in llilo dishict nic in n,
shocking statu from the heavy lains.
Tjik band will give a concert at
Emma Square this evening, weather
permitting.
i
Thh moon became full on the 7th
inst. Tllero will ho u now moon on
the 22d inst.
Mn. C. J. Flshol has a silver ndvei
liseiueut elsewhere, ltcad it, it is
very inteicsting.
''.'
A man, nnine not given, is icpoitcd
to have been washed oil' the llukabui
beach and drowned.
Tiik It. M. S. Zenlamliu is due
from San Fiancisco on Saturday, en
route to lb6 Colonies.
The Rev. H. II. Gowen will be
ordained priest ut St. Andrew's
Cathedral next Sunday moiiiing.
Tub Japanese training vessels Hi
yei and Kon-go arrived ut Apia No
vember 21st, fiom Honolulu iu llilo.
PiTitSKit J. B. Sutton of the Ala
meda bus the thanks of the Uitllk
tin for lute Colonial papers niul other
favors.
Mil. II. ,I Wiclunan the jeweler
keeps his stoio open eveiy evening.
He ha3 received another lot of new
goods.
Bauoness 'Yon Amnicrling ba's
been visiting all the points of interest
on the island of Kauai during the
past week.
. m .
Tun Kinau sails at two o'clock to
morrow afternoon for Maui mid Ha
waii. Sho will return Tuesday moiii
ing the 24th.
The Kumehameha, Jr., beat the
Valley Boys on Satuiduy by a scoie
of 7 to 1, while the Iwileis scored 28
to the Iolanis 11.
Tiik Oaliu railway is now in use us
far as Aki's, about three-fourths of a.
mile from Ewa. courthouse, trains
running daily to that" point.
- m
Tin: Havaiian b?lnd ployed at the
departure of the steamer Alameda
Saturday evening, much to the de
light of the through passengers.
.
The electric wires, which the Ad
vertiser states this morning aie
hanging near Palace walk in a
dangerous manner, do not belong lo
the Palace plant.
The executive committee of the
Reform party of 1887 has been
formed and several meetings have
been held. A public meeting will be
held at an early dale.
Mr. J. Hu bash bus leturned from
the Coast, with a splendid stock of
watches, jewelry and novelties which
be will open at his new store, Mcln
erny 's block, on Thursday next.
Great inconvenience is being ex
perienced by the residents of Kauai
by not being able to cross the Waia
lua river, as the scow is up high and
diy. Important mail matter has
failed to connect. with the stcamcis.
AriNOKA, King of Apiang, one of
the Gilbert group, is so enormously
fat that he cannot ascend the side of
any hhip visiting the island, but has
to be hoisted aboard with a block
and tackle in a specially constiucted
chair.
The attention of the Road Super
visor is called to the stato of the
toad and bidcwulks on Beretania
street between Nuuanu and Smith's
bridge. Tbeie is a gieat deal of
traffic in that vicinity, in people
going to St. Louis College and Kau
makapili chinch.
Hon. II. A. Widemann l chimed
from the Colonics on the Alamcdi'
looking exceedingly well. Many of
his-friends weio on the wharf to wel
come him home. Our thanks aro
extended to tho Judge for soveral
Colonial papers. His son Cail Wide
mann leturned with him.
Quitk a largo number of people
have visited tho new four-masted
schooner Itobl, Lowers ajid decline
that she is a beauty in every lespoet.
Tho owners of tho vessel arc Loweis
& Cooko, H. Hackfold & Co., Mis. T.
It. Foster, Capt. W. B. Godfrey, and
Capt. D, B. 1. renballow, who is aUo
master.
Mil. A. T. Atkinson, liiHpector
General, on his Hawaii tour from
which ho returned Saturday, visited
the schools in North aud South Ko
hala, Hamakua, and Hilo distiicls.
Those in the Kohalau and Hauiakua
wcie found in a highly satisfactory
couditiou. In Hilo thu schools were
fconiowhat demoralized, bad weather
aud measles contiibuting to thai
condition.
A hoat from the Kinau was smash
ed in tbobreakors at Onomett on the
last trip. It contained four mon be
sides the freight clerk, who was u
new man on his first trip. Tho men
were some time in tho water boforo
being resoucd, and sustained them
selves on empty soda water boxps.
Tho freight clerk was on tho point'of
giving up from exhaustion when
miccor reached him.
AN ELEGANT DINNER.
Mr. niul Slrfl. XV. I'. nuatir(y Kit
tertnln Their Friend.
On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. V. P. Dougherty of S.m Jose
gave a dinner at His Majesty's boal
lionse. in honor of Hon. John A.
Cummins and Capt. II. (1. Morse of
tile It. M. S. Alameda. Mr. Dough
erty, who is piesiilcn't of n large
lumber company at San Jose, has
with his wifu been doing the islands
the past tno months. The dinner
was the most elegant given in Hono
lulu In a long time. The tables
looked magnillcent, decorated as
they were with llowers and ever
greens, and coveted with the most
tempting viands. The intcilor of
the boathousc was also appropriate
ly decorated for the occasion. The
caterer was Mariano of the British
Club, who outdid himself. Every
one present had a mo3t delightful
lime. Tho list of guests was as fol
lows: His Majesty the King, lion.
John O. Dominis, Hon. John
A. and Mrs. Cummins, Miss
May Cummins, Tlios. P. Cummins,
Mrs. M. Kaltai, Mis. Booth, Miss
Booth, Miss Moore, Capt. II. O.
More, P. S. ' Pratt, Capt. Cogh
Ian IT. S. S. Mohican, Capt. Lyon
U. S. S. Nipsic, Lieut. Purcell,
Lieut. Filletle, Paymaster and Mrs.
Stephen Hand, Lieut, and Mrs. W.
G. Hannuiu, Paymaster and Mrs. J.
Corwin, Engineer G. McConnell,
Col. G. W. Macfarlanc, Capt. II.
C. Ilotuilctlo, Purser E. A. Keil,
Major W. T. Seward, Mrs. and Miss
Smith, Mrs. Kenncy, Miss Nelson,
Gen. J. P. B. Marshall, Capt. and
Mrs. Tripp, Miss Markliam, Mrs.
Clarke, Capt. Ross, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Robertson, Messrs. C. Bolte,
E. C. Macfarlane, Cecil Brown, J.
Mclnerny. A. T. Hartwell and S. I.
Shaw.
KAUAI NOMINATIONS.
A convention of the electors ot
the island of Kauai was held at L'i
liuc, on Saturday last, for the pur
pose of nominating candidates for
Nobles and Representatives at the
coming election. Nearly two hun
pred natives and foreigners were
present, who were hospitably
entertained by the Hon. W. II. and
Mrs. Rice. The result of the nomi
nation was as follows: For Nobles
G. N. Wilcox, P. P. Kanoa and
Alex. McBryde. For Representa
tives Lihue, W. II. Rice; Hanalei,
A. S. Wilcox, Waimea, V. Knudscn.
BLUE RIBBON LEAGUE.
An excellent entertainment was
given at the Y. M. C. A. ball Satur
day evening, under the auspices of
the Blue Ribbon League. There
was quitcagood attendancc,Rev. II.
II. Gowen presiding. Bandmaster
Berger played a piano solo and was
encored. Miss Evelyn Dex'.er
gavo a capital recitation and Mr. II.
W. Reck read a selection. The
singing of the girls from the Kawai
ahao Female Seminary under direc
tion of Miss Patch was most enjoy
able and they were deservedly en
cored. General Secretary S. D.
Fuller concluded the programme
with astiirinjj address.
PUBLIC CONCERT.
The Royal Hawaiian . Band will
give a public concert this evening
at Emma Square commencing at
7:30 o'clock, (weather permitting.)
Following is the programme :
TAUT I.
March Flying Colors (nw).I5iicalos3i
Overture Light Cavalry Snppe
Duett II Trovatore Verdi
Reminiscences of Hellini Godfrey
Hooheno, Knpa Loke, Olwl Xinil.
TAUT II.
Selection Bells of Corneville
Plampiutto
Fantasia--Mill In the Forest. Kilcnbnig
Waltz Gypsy Baion Stianss
l'olka Victoria l'mist
Hawaii Ponoi.
QWEETS of the Sea.
lO son 1 Choice Fancy
and Plain Candies of nil
kinds, Bxtrn FiiioMineo
Pies, Finest Ice Cream
niul Cakes, Christmas
frosh every dny at the
i'U 1 w
Cakes, Etc.,
"Elite."
WANTED
A N Knercotic, Tiustwortliy
Mini ns
XX. roi lector and to inn lie
hlmuolf
iieuerally useful in the olllcu. AddiesB,
Btal ini last place and terms desired lo
'P. (). Box 400."
4i!8 tf
PONY FOlt SALE
BROKEN to saddle
aud liarreis.
Hnltable for child to
ride, or for driving in
phaeton. Apply at
427 lw
this olllce.
NOTICE.
FROM and after January 1, 1800, the
People's Ice & Refrigerating Co
will deliver Ice for one (t) cent pei
pound W. K. FOSTER,
42U 1 w Secrotary V, I, ,t it- Co.
NOTICE.
A I' b pei sons aro
hereby forbidden
to the muler-incn-
2. from oioK on
tioncd lands for the purpotc of shootlnc
birds aud game. The lands are the
AUupuaas of iCalianlki, Moanalua, Ha.
luwu, Alea, and n part of Kahuiao, tlicjo
extend from tho mmmtains to the sea,
boundary commencing two miles from
Honolulu and ending nine. The Gov
eminent road run through these binds
and in most parts is Blxty feet wide.
Owners of-doqs aro hereby notified that
said animals aro liable to be poisoned,
should they wander oft" said road. All
tihooiing privileges that have been
granted heretofore nre now annulled.
J. I. DOWSKTT.
Honolulu, Pec. IP, 188V. i'il 'iw
IHART&C0.
l- ".f 'nV
XMAS U0L1DAY SE
tORNS
F. HORN'S PIONEER
Steam Candy Factory, Bakery
-AND-
IOE OIIEA3I PARLORS
Will have o:i hand ami, for side the
Largest Stok and Ore test Vatluty
of his line flavored decoralcd
Fruit, Citron, Mi, Jelly
ANbiS
sroxcii; OAKfts,
Piom $b00 upwind; and mi ill
JP j. ss rv J3L X ID SS
Of ninny descriptions; also,
FANCY & PLAIN
C0NFECTJ0NE.RY
Great variety of
Sugsir Toys & Articles,
fc'or t'lirl-itmas TabliM and Tree Orna
meiiN,
Wax Taper, Self-Hiinpnrtiug (Hided
Candle Holders, " '
Decorated -:- Christmas -f- Tre
And 500 f Horn's so much nppre
clntud
MINCE-:-PIES
AND
MLNCE -:- MEAT
For sale. A smnll lot of Genuine
Gci'inau OIolen,
Or so-called ST0LLEN U
tr Please leave your orders 'early,
as all the above.nnmt'il will bcsiild at
the most reasonable prices and small
protlts to suit the times.
tSy Tho largest, ni03t pleasant, quiet
est aud most comfortable Ice Crenm
Parlor in Honolulu: so acknowledged
by his numerous patrons.
74-ea BOTE TELEPHONES B6T74
F. HOItN,
Piactical Confectioner, Puslry Cook
& Ornaincnter, Hotel opposite
Bethel street. 427 lOt
(ON ICE)
JUST RECEIVED
Pcr"S.S. Australia,"
At The Beaver Saloon
II. J. XOITfS, Proprietor.
427 at
-OCISATS'IC-
Steamship Compy
Mi
t
I'OIt SAN FilANCISCO,
TlicAlBtcaiiwhlp
"AUSTRALIA,"
Will have Honolulu for the above
port on
Friday, Dec. 20, '89
A.T ivoorsf.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Agents.
437 lw
TO LET
COTTAGE at Niulvale.
wal, Palaina, noxt'door
to V. Auld's preiuUes', con.
tuining kitchen, stable, carriage house
and other conveniences. .For further
particular apply to 1
O.-MANAOLB,
Awaroot store, MHiinalcea street.
427 lm
TO LET.
R
OOMS FuuiUhcd.or Un
d, ut No.
Xo children.
Kiiima strett
410 tf
House & Lot For Ssi'lo
I
WILL sell or leiso my
Dwelling IIoiiEe and Lot
til icasomibic terms, tor fur.
thcr particulars annlv to
ltAYMOND REVES,
At Waterhouse's Queea-Bt. store.
Knllbl Waena, Dec 0, 1889. 419 lm
Hoiihg & Lot For Sale
A LOT and Cottage situated
nuiuka of Bt LouIb Col.
lege. Also, 1 hack, harness
and S horses. For particulars .anply to
418 'Jw SAMUEL KANOE,
Fre.sh Frozen
IAGI0 LANTERNS
A SMALL INVOICK
Jnst the Thing for the Holidays
-at niti:
Pacific Hardware Co.
J.M tf
M U D :g
NOW that the rainy senson is upon
us, everybody wnnta a door mat
Unit will he an oniHincnt at the front
door, niul w-lll tlio'0"ghly do tho work
icipilred of It. Thu
llarinn Stall Wire M!
Is jupt llio thing. It cannot become
soaked by rain, as is the caBi- with ft tier
mil", cunt it always keen clean. Belnu
iinide of OalvaniV.eil Wire
They Cannot Rust
As do many of iliu wire nvits now in
iifc. Tlie.v arc fur superior to and far
iiiou1 duralilc tlnn fllior or rubber. Can
ho bftd of Httel Wire at
llinvaiism Iluvdwnro Co.,
Opposite Sprri'lti-ls v: Co 's Ilelik,
411 tf Tort sirrci, Ilonnlnlu.
IRISH LINENS
Suitable liiiy Gifts
I hive jiimI icceivtd trom the manufac
turers in Ireland n law niul ns-sortcd
shipment of Irish Linens of all kinds.
Consisting of
Damask Table Cloths,
In new and beautiful patterns wiih
Napkins to match, from tliecheapust
to the best qualities manufactured.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
In all style3 and prices guaranteed,
all handwork.
IRISH LAGE HANDKERCHIEFS,
4intlrini;ii'u
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
la all styles and qualities.
Ladies Handkerchiefs,
Of all makes and patterns, tbe finest
selection ever imported. AUo,
Doyley's Ttfileyiovers, Towels, &c, &c
Also, a few very choice
CABINET: PHOTO : ALBUMS,
Manufactured by Maieus Ward it
Co., (Limited).
40S tf W. C. (rt'ItOULdL.
W. G. FISCHER'S
FumouB Grand Active & Golden
Anvil
WROUGHT STEEL
Cooking-:-Ranges
Broiler and Hot Water Attachments
Consuming oncthird LESS FUEL than
. any other stoo In eivlstence,
either wocd or coal.
No Brick Work About It!
Just a Clean Cut Stove!
Whoxt Hiking qualities are unsur
pasEed
Reversible Grates !
This OraUs is of a triangular form,
havini: three surfaces ihle)i aro rcversi.
bio, ho that a separate top surface run be
used on alternate days ; or if the one sur
face in course of use bIiows any wear
then the other can be tm tied up, mid so
mi the other, making it equal in dura
bility to llireo distinct Grates.
FOIt 8AI.K I1Y TIIK'
uai
Fort Street, Honolulu,
410 tf Opposite SpreckclB' Hank
THE HOLSTEIN BULL
"THOREATJ"
Will servo cows for tho next thrco
months. Price, $3 to insure ut
LITTLE BRITAIN,
4331111 King street.
if mhz J
1 SJARK
fHlfu j-'tl'r. ' 'l'"'HH . j&jEJBBmm
OPINIONS
OF
- ON
New Free Tontine Policy
-OF
Equitable Life Assurance Society
OK TIIK rXITEI) STATICS
A SIMPLE PROMISE TO PAY.
o
Trom the New Youk Timi:, June '21, 1SSD.
The ICqtritablc Life Assurance Society has adopted a now form of
policy which, like a bank draft, is a simple promise to pay' without condi
tions on the hack.
fl'Voni theOiticuio
Always on the alert, and over anxious to give the public tho mnit
advantageous contract in life insurance, the Kquitable Life Amu ranoo So
ciety of New York has, In the past, made many advances on old method
and has been the means to liberalize liTc as-uirance in a greater dogree -perhaps,
than any other organization. It is not at all surprising, there
fore, that this great company now comes before the people with a new
contract, the like of which lias not before been known in life insurance.
From the Kkxtucky IIkoistku, Kichiiiontl, Ky., June 28, 18S1.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society has, in the past, done more to
create and maiutain confidence in life assurance than any other company.
Consequently its business is larger than that of any of its competitor.
Furthermore, it has now taken a step which practically sweeps every ob
jection of the character referred to out of the way. The result, undoubt
edly, will be that thousands of men who have heretofore lacked confidence
in life assurance, will examine the new policy offered by the Kquitable,
and assure their lives forthwith.
("From the Boston I'ost.1
This company has done more than any other to simplify the assurance
contract, and to maintain public confidence in life assurance.
From the P.vcirtc UxiiKUwntTr.u, San Fr:uielco, July 1, 133!). J
The Equitable lias already established a world-wide reputation for
liberal dealings with its policy-holders and for its prompt settlement of all
legitimate claims against it, and this new policy cannot fail to enhance its'
reputation for enterprise and progrcssiveness in dealing with the. subject
of life assurance.
J&3J- For full particulars call on
ALEX. J. CARTWRICHT,
General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
330 lm
- THE VERY
NEWEST
-
An
Decorated
WEDDING niul JBCOLIDiVY PRESENTS.
id Ml Sib
aroware
13. 1
DILLINGHAM,
President.
.IAS. G.SPENCER,
Manager it Secretary.
&" These Goods have just been
and aie being opened and placed on
.is lapidly as possible.
G AIT g ni
IVIIiieriiy ltloolc, 'o. Jort feStruut.
IMPORTERS OF
FmcI, Bicliil ai American Dry mi Fancy Condi-
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
FULL LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS
Kul Gloves, Diamond Dye Black: Dose in fliliiieil k Plain.
nov-27-89
LARGEST -:- ASSORTMENT
or
lilack Spanish Laco Flouncing, from $1 yard upward.
Ulaok Uhantilly Lace Flouncing, from $2 yaid upward.
Eciu, Cream & White Oriental Flouncing, from SOels yard npwaiil.
Extra Heavy (new style) Oriental Flouncing, from $1.25 yaul upward.'
Dress Nets in Pink, Blue, Red, Cream & Black.
Full UBhortmcnt of all shades of Caslimeie, Moirco, Satin & Gios
Grain Itibbon. Velvet Rugs in all sizes just icceiwd.
Rest variety in Cambric, Swiss & Naiiihook Embroideries at.
33. JT. JStiLJJEJELtS Ac CO.
0
gjST Dressmaking Department under tho management of MISS
CLARK.
CRYSTAL -:- SODA -:- WORKS,
JOHN GRACE,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
FURIFIEIl"
SARSAPAMLL A and IR03ST WATER,
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Gingor Alo, Sarsaparilla, Lomon, Cream & Plain Soda.
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J. E. GOMES,
Has removed to Molucrny lllook, wliere
he is prepared to execute in Ural class
stylo all nrdem eutrustedto him.
Watcli Work & Diamond Setting
A Specialty.
Do not fail to call and examine his ele
gant assort ment of
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Consisting of the latest styles in
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, &c
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L. WINTER,
Treasurer.
received from America and Europe,
exhibition in the Upstairs Art Room,
aug-3-88
: : Proprietor.
of "THE GREAT 1JLOOD
Wenner&Go.
Have just opened 'out a large now
btock of Holiday Goods, coinpiibing:
Set and Unset Diamonds, Riooohea,
Earrings, Rracolets, llungles, Lace,
and Scarf 1'iiiB, Rings of tho very
latest designs, Ladies' and Gcnta'
Cold and Silver Watches and Watch
Chains, Ladios Fob and Vest Chains,
Clocks, lteautiful Silverware, ic.,'c.
S0" Pi ices within the reach of
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