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VOLUiME 3, NO. 213.
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, THURSDAY. JANUARY 8. I8S5
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Washington's Dinner Party.
A writer in The JIagazinc of American
History for September gives the following
latter from Washington, at West Point in
1779, to Dr. John Cochran, describing a
dinner party which the commander in
tended to give:
West Point, Auz. 16. 1779. Dear
Doctor: I have asked Mrs. Cochran and
Mrs.. Livingstone to dine with me to-morrow;
but ought I not to apprise you of
their fare? As I hate deception, even
when imagination is concerned, C will.
"It is needless to promise tha. my table is
large enough to hold the ladies of this
they had ocular demonstration yesterday.
To say how it is usually covered Is rather
taore essential, and this shall be the pur
port of "iy letter.
"Since mv arrival at this happy spot, we
have had a ham, sometimes a shoulder of
bacon, to grace the head of the table. A
piece of roast beef adorns the foot, and a
small dish of green beius almost imper
ce, tible-decorates the center. When the
cook has a mind to cut a figure, and this I
E resume he will attempt to-morrow, we
ave two beef sleak-pies, or dishes of crabs
in addition, one on each side of the center-dish,
dividing the spaco. and reducing
the distance between dish and dish to
about six feet, which, without them,
would be nearly twelve apart. Of late he
has had the surprising luck t" discover
that apples will make pies; and it is a
question if. amidst the violence of his ef
forts, we do not get one of apples instead
of having both of beef.
"If the ladies can put up with such en
tertainment, aad submit to partake of it
on plates once tin. but now iron, not be
come so by the labors of hard scouring. I
shall be happy to see th m. Dear sir,
yours, George Washington. "
XJmem or Arctic Exploration.
Harper's Magazine.
In 300 years there have been some 200
arctic vovages, for various purposes and
with various fates. The Greeljr expedi
tion was but one of thirteen expedi
tions. Five hundred men passed two win
ters within the polar circle, and nineteen
of them only were lost. And Lieut. 1 ay
says that the result of the observations of
all these expeditions wll be the doubling
of the world's knowledge of the magnetic
forces. That is to say. as the iiev. Brooke
Herford states in his admirable sermon
upou this subject "Not one of ail the
thousand and ten thousand craft sailing
to and fro among the many lands of earth
but will be a little surer of its compass, a
little; closer in ita reckoning, a littlo
safer than it ever was before."
Is this worth nothing? Is not the risk,
the. loss even, amply recompensed? But
also, as Air. Iler.ord points out the moral
qualities, the patience, the courage, the
scjlf-denial, the faith, the endurance,
developed by these northern researches,
re incomparable. "There is simply no
other chapter in the history of human
doings to be compared with itv Betide it
the adventures of commerce and conquest
look greedy and base, the stories of
chivalry are mere tinsel, the long heroism
of the crusades seems a fevered frenzy?
Cui bono? is not an argument t discour
age the restless soul, which tbe prospect of
peril inspires, nor will the pathetic story of
the patient and generous endurance, amid
appjirentLf remediless suffering, which the
tv cord tf the Greeiy expedition discloses,
dismay or ueter other Creelys from daring
the same dangers.
The Cleanliness or Pompeii.
A writer who has visited that ancient
city of southern Italy, whose marvels
seem to be unlimited as excavations pro
ceed, thus describes his impressions:
"Another striking thing is the absolute
cleanliness. ou may say that the dirt
has all been taken away by the Italian
government. That is true, but it is quite
evident that in the old times it never was
there. Our modern houses are not made
to be clean, p.s were the Fonipeian resi
dences. The walls, the Moors, every
corner of their hemes, were finished with
the most admirable workmanship. In their
rooms no plaster - ever fell, for it was of
such excellent material, and so well put
on, that it soon became like marble. They
had no wooden walls, no cracks where
dust could penetrate. Water for cleansiDg
was found in every part of the house, ana
ran off through perfect drains.
"All the tables and Iwdsteads were of
marble or bronze: even the well-curbs and
the borders of the dower-beds were or hewn
stone. Hygiene must have come naturally
to the old Jr'ompeian; he evidently had no
chance to get a typhoid attack; the only
chfcis of diseases he could not provide
against were the eruptive, and one of these
carried him oil at last. "
The Wines of Chill.
Fortnightly Review. 1
In nothing is the progress of Chili mor
strikingly displayed than in the advance
which has been made by the wiue industry.
Ten years ago hardly any native wine was
drunk by the wealthier classes; now it is
drunk by all classes. At present the wine
production has not overtaken the con
sumption in Chili itself; but with
the enormous extension of. vineyard
planting throughout the country, prices
of wines will certainly fall before long to
a level that will 'enable profitable ship
ments abroad to be made. Lar" sums of
JcXSvYHaow being invest. . by the
"'""wealthy land owners ia vineyard planting
and wine-making apparatus. Frenchmen
at high salaries are being brought to the
country from the claret-producing districts
of France, and no rains are being snared
to make the business of vine-growing suc
ceed. Those with whom I have con
versed, who have studied the subject, are
of opinion tiiat in another two years the
export of win-3 may be expected to take
place.
An Anxiety That Breeds III Health.
London Medical Tiims.
' The very anxiety for health which Sir
James Paget and the sanitarians inculcate
is an anxiety that breeds hypochondriacs,
and tend3, to that extent at any rate, to
defeat its own object. Every one must
admit that the highest form of health is
unconscious health, just as the highest
' form of beauty is unconscious beauty, and
the highest form of moral excellence is
unconscious moral excellence. The typ
ical healthy man is not aware of his health;
he does cot think about it at ell.
MA0FABLAHE & C0;,
TTTiTOLFJlAI,E DCVtEKH A3f up.
IT tral Jobbers In WINE3 and LIQUOR.
No. 12 Kaabnmanu Street.
Honolulu. . m-tf
H. HAOKFELD & 00,,
GENERAL. COMMISSION AGENTS.
100 tX Queen St., Honolulu, HJ.
w. AEBTEX.
P. OPFEEOKI-r
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGEB, & CO.,
Importer A Commission Merchants.
Queen Street, Honolulu, 11. i. 106-tf
A. S. 0LEGH0RN & Co.
Importer and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
General .Merchandise,
Corner (Jueen and Kaahumanu fits. 107-tf
, W. AUSTIN WHITING.
jttorney and Counsellor at Law.
Agent to Take Acknowledgments to Instru
merits for the Island of Oabu, No. Kaahmnanu
btreet. Honolulu. 11. 1. 108-tf
cues smscBLs
mu. O- IBWIH.
WM. G. IRWIN & Co.,
St'GAIt FA (TORN and Comini.HHiou
A fjt NTS. Honolulu, 11. I. liu-tfwtf
TH0S. J. HAYSELDEN,
Auctioneer, Kotiala, Hawaii. Kale
of Heal Estate, Ooodn and Property of every
description nttended to. Commissions moderate.
02tf-w tf
JOHN RUSSELL,
ttorncy at aw.
No. 42 MKKCHANT STREET, NEAR FORT ST,
U-. u-v
M. PHILLIPS & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Iealers in
Clothing, Boots, bhoes, Hats, Men's Furnish
ing and Fancy Goods. No. 11 Kaahumanu !Stret,
Honolulu, 11. 1. l(Htf-wtt
S. J. LEVEY & CO.,
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
Family Grocery and Feed Htore.
Orders entrusted to us from the other island will
b;"promptly attended to. 52 Fort at., Honolulu
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-JK. CHAS. BULL,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Cor. Nmiaiui Ave & Kukui 8t.'
Ofllco Hours from 8 to 10; 12 to 2, and S to 7.
Telephone No. 373. 23Cfe4b
Dr. E. Cook Webb,
Residence and Office, cor Rlchanls & Beretania St
Special Attention given to Diseases of the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
Ofkick Hours:
8 to 10,
2 to 4,
Telephone No. 3.
2sl tf
7 to 8.
A. G. ELLIS & CO.,
JRJEA.L ESTATE,
STUCK AND MONEY IHlOKERS,
OOice, 5fo. 3 Campbell Block, Merchant St.
273 tf
J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co.,
STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,
Haivaiian Gazette Block.
27 Merchant St., Honolulu. 31. 1.
as tf
J. HI. M0NSARRAT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate In any part or th lCi.iy
dom Bought, Sold and Leased on Commission
Loans Negotiated and Legal Documents Drawn.
No. 27 MERCHANT STKEET,
Gazette Block, Honolulu. 109-tf
E. C. FISHBOURNE & CO.,
ACCOUNTANTS,
General Brokerage & Business Agency
-1TT1LL ADJUST AND KEEP ACCOUNTS,
and act as agents for firms or .r.divlduals
for the care of real estate and collection or inter
est and rents ; buy and sell securities; attend to
Custom House business, and carefully manaje and
transact all business entrusted to their care.
GENERAL AVEKAOE ADJUSTMENTS.
REAL ESTATE STOCKS and BONDS bought
and sold on commission.
Will make sure Investments of money for par
ties having from fioo upwards.
Leases, deeds and documents carefully drawn.
Oitice. No. 1 Kaahumanu street, Make Block.
Telephone 33: P. O. Box IT. 21-decl7
FRANK CERTZ,
f Iinijorler ana Manufacterer J
Of all Descriptions of
BOOTS & SHOES
EJ-Orders from the other Islands solicited.
No. Ill Fort St.. Honolulu.
m-tfwtf
J. LYONh.
LYONS 5c LEVEY,
Auctioneers
AND
General Commission MerchantSj
Beaver Block, Queen St., Honolulu.
S
ales of Fnrnltnre. Stork, Real Estate
and General Merchandise properly attended to
Sole Agents Tor:
American & Earupean Herclanlise.
no-trwtf
HAWAIIAN I.WEST3IEST k AGESCT CO.,
(Limit?.!.).
Money Loaned on First Class Securi
ties, for long or short perfrt. Apply to
W. L. OREEN, Manager pro tem.
Office oo Queen St., over O. W.Maclarlane Jfc Co.
WS-tf
-TO II IMS-
I CHI BAN.
Wo beg to inlorm'.snr f nenda and costomers ttat
vtc bare been appointed Sole Agents for
this well known tim, and have much
pleasure In Inviting Inspection
of our large and varied
assortment of
Japanese Goods,
JVST IMI'OBTED.
Comprising the following:
EMBROIDERED SI Eli. SCREENS
Of the most beautiful colors, and of astonishing
beauty and finish.
BiBD SPREADS
AND
TABLE COVERS,
Embroidered in &ilb by Japanese.
A LARGE VARIETY OF
Of the llnc.st jKreela.!n, remarkable lor uniqueness
in color and shape.
ALSO
Porcelain Figures, Jaance Ten Sets
Of the Fluent Clilna.
Tete-a-Tete Sets,
Rutter Dishes.
Asb Receivers,
Silk Lantern.
Silk Embroidered Kimonos,
Easels.
Carved Wooden Cabinets,
Hand Screens,
Trays,
Wall Pockets,
Parasols,
I"aer Mats.
Fans,
Photographs
Of Japauese scenery, colored and plain.
A Larsre Selection ol
Japanese Bronze Jewelry
CONSISTING OF
Sleeve Buttons.'
Chains,
Scarf Plus, Ac, lc.
Also u variety of goods suitable for bouse decor
ation. (J. W. MACFARLANE & CO.
ut tf
Mirrlees, Watson & Co's
Sugrar Machinery.
- - WE HAVE ON HAND
One Triple Effect,
One Double tJTeet,
One Set or Four Centrifugals.
Engine and Mixer,
Sparc Spindles, bushes, Ac, for
Centrirugals,
One 261 nx5 tin Mill, with engine, gear,
ing, Cane and Blegnss Carriers
Complete,
One Spare Roller 261n.3 tin.
One Spnre Intermediate Wheel for
Clearing of 26Iu.x5Hi. 92111.
One 6in.xl'21u. Diagonal Engine,
Ono pair Compound Roilers.tixlOi t(iin.
and 15ft.6iu.
We have to arrive per." Varuua' in August,
A set or two Centrifugal, and Mixer,
One Centrifugal and Mixer for ad'iiug
to existing set of si achtucs.
Centrifugal Linings, Rubbers, Belting and
Sugar-carrying Bands and Boilers, Clar
iners, Crab Wiucues, Drilling Ala
chines, Flat Coolers, Tilting
Coolers, Cooler Wagons,
Filter Presses,
Cane Tup Cutters.
Cham Blocks to lift '
10. 211, SO and 40 cwt.
Glass Saccbarometers graduated
from 0 to 15s andlroml5 to3U Baume
Vacuum and Pressure- Gauges. Ther
mometers for Vacuum Pans, Hand Ther
mometers, ltubber Valves for Vacuum
Pumps, Hammers and Files.
Estimates Given for Ma
chinery not in Stock.
G. W. Macfarlane & Co.
Agents for MirrleeB, Watson & Co, Glasgow
117- tf
John bowler & Co's.
PORTABLE TRAMWAYS
A N D
Permanent Railraods
10, 14. and IS lb. Rail.
Locomotives, Cars, Ties,
Snares. Duplicates and. Tools.
FOK SALE BY
G. V. Macfarlane & Co.
Agents for John Fowler & Co., Leed.
118- tf
NOTICE.
rj'HE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE 6HABE
X holders of tbe Puulou Sheep and Stock Kanch
Company niil be held at noon of tlie 2. Hh of De
cember at the couutiiig room of O. W. Macfarlane
Co., Honolulu.
J. ROBBINS, Secretary.
.Honolulu, Dec. 23. 15S1. 3J9 de25
Money to Loan
ON GOOD PROPERTY SECURITY, STOCK
Bonds, etc. Apply to
31. THOMPSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu, H.I.
C35tf
SECTIONAL MAI' OF HOXOLl'Lr,
SHOWING BUILDINGS. WATER-PIPES,
Lamp-posts, Hydrants, etc., on a large scale.
All parts drawn accurately to scale.
Copies tor sale by
X. D. MON3ARRAT,
80 dwt "Oaiett" BuIUUi.
DMONDJKffELRY
Gr W. MACFAKLAiSE & Co.,
Have received from London po
clal conaljnment, wLlca 13 now ca Tiew, or
LONDON MADE
Diamond Jewolrv
OF TOE
5we)t and Iot Kechrrche Patterns,
consisting of
Diamond, Baby Emerald. Sapphire,
Fearl, and Other tJem fluffs,
BREASTPINS, BANGLES f nd other Ornaments
all mounted In fine gold
Also a splendid awortxnent of
GOLD WATCHES,
FOR LADIES AND UKNTLEMKN,
Including some tine lllnuto itt-peatera and Cbro- I
uographs, la heavy lJ-oarat gold cases ; some !
Beautifully Enameled Watches, lu hunting case-, '
or Ladles, and anassortment of flae
Silvei? Watches.!
i
Also, a very beauuful assortment of SILVER j
JEWELRY, of specially new design and make. j
CS"The whole consigiment will be placed at
CEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. 127tf-
Pantheou Stables,
Cor. Fort & Hotel Streets.
LIVEEY. BOARDING,
AND SALE STABLES.
Carriages for hire at all hours of Ihe dry or I
night; also, conveyances of all kinds for parties
goliiff around the Island.
Excellent Saddle Hordes fur Ladies
and Gentlemen. Guaranteed Veutle.
Carriage 3 -. a, til, 16, 47, 4S, 49,
50, 31, 9-3 aiid 53.
Double and siugle teams always to be had ou
livery at the most reasonable ratei:.
Large and small otunibtis tor picnics and excur
sion parties, carrying from 10 to 40 passengers, can
always be secured by special arrangements.
Omnibus time tables can be obtained oy apply
ing at the oOlce.
The Lanjr Branch Bathlnsr House
can always be secured for picnic or excursion
parties by applying at the ofiice.
Corner Fort and Hotel Street.
Telephone No. 34.
JAS. D0DD, Proprietor.
CREAM CANDIES
Importer fc Home Manuialacturer c
CANDIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
No. 112 Fort St., Just above Hotel bt. 1
Has just made large additions to his establishment i
and is now ore pared to furnish to the trade, j
the Honolulu public, and residents on the ;
other Islands, the very fluent of j
H0UE.1I1DK AXU iJlPuKlED (AM) IKS,
Of all descriptions at very reduced Prices.
Receivts Fresh Candies by every arrival. He
Guarantees the purity of his goods. The CREAM
CANDIES are a speciality with him, and arc
a specialty with him, and are made by the best
manufacturers in California, and received fresh by
every steamer.
Soda "Wtt02
And all Kinds of ICED DRINKS.'
The best Ice Cream in the City.
The best brand of choice CIGAK always on hand
112-tf
ALVIN 11. HASEMAN,
BOOK BINDER,
Paper Ruler and BlanU Cook
Man u lac t u rer.
9BookbIndinfr of all descriptions heurty and
promptly executed, and at reasonable charge.
Gazette Building,
134 tf merchant OTBKOT. j
A NEW DEPART UKE.
MR. II EN K Y F. HEB BARD WOULD IN
form his friends and the public geuerally
that be has opened a
Depot- at No. 77 King St.,
FOR THE SALE OF
HAY & GRAIN,
As well as all kinds of FEED FOR FOWLS, etc. t
In LARGE aad SMAIL quantities, j
as may bo required. j
Telephone 'So. 23S. 311 Janil.wjanS j
1. W. RlNOLKT. GEO. WOOD.
J. W. HINGLEY Ss, CO.
Manufacturers of
HAVANA CIGAES,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Tobacco, Cigirettes & SMers' Articles
TRY OCR
Home Manufactured Ciorars.
o
So. 09 Fort St.. in Campbell' Xevr
Fireproof Baildinff. and No.
7S Hotel Steeet.
UONOLCLU, n.j.
154-wtf
Hawaiian Carriage MTg Co.,
JUST RECEIVED
Second Growth Ash & Oak,
A VISK LOT Of
For Sale at Lowest Market Rates.
Also, a complete stock of
Carriage & Wagon Material
Constantly kept on band, and for sale.
153-if
J. SC. KKBOfB. JO. HC8A8H
Hawaiian Jewelry Faelory,
Sfo. 50 Hotel Street, Honolulu, II.I.
KUKUI JEWELRY,
And FINE DIAMOND SETTING a Specialty.
All kinds of Jewelry made to order and re
paired. Watches carefully repaired anil war
ranted. Gen Tal engraving and fancy monogram
. neatly execute!. All done at moderate price..
240 tf
TELEPHONE 55.
iNTERPRISfP
PLANING MILL. P
Alakea. near (luceu fit.
C. J. HARDEE. Troprietor.
C0ntraCtillg fc Blliltlillg.
! MOULDINGS AND FINISH
A LAVA i S ON HAND
FOR SALE Hard and Soft Rtovcwood, Cut
and Split.
115-tf
LAINE & CO.
Have a Large stock ot the
VERY BEST HAY,
Grain. Etc.,
Which is o;Tercd at LOWEST MARKET TRICES
AND
Delivered Free to any part cf the City
AOEKTS FOR THE
Pacific Mutuii Life Insiirancft Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
Asrents for the Hoover Telephone.
Commissioner of Deeds for California
i TeU-phono No 14s 111-tf
A FRESH LOT
OF" THAT
MADEIRA
WICKER WORK,
LCtc, Etc.,
j JUST RECEIVED
l
EX 'BORDEAUX.
M. A. GONSALVES & CO..
57 HOTEL STREET.
Cti
CH0 WING- & CO.,
. Hi uuauu Street,
DEALERS IN
Crockery, Glassware,
AND
CHINA,
Sfovr offer for sale at Reasonable Rates a choice
variety of
Tea Setgt Va33S. Tlower
Pots, Birds, Baayan. Trees,
New and Beautiful Articles of the most Delicate
Wortmansulp Just Received from Japan.
P. O. Box 259, Honolulu. 257 Jail
THOMAS LINDSAY
Manufacturing Jeweler,
X"r. BO Viinnmi Nlrp(-t. It- 'i
lOpposite Hollister fc Co
Honolulu, II. I.
Particular attention paid to repairing. 121tt
" "
1885.
1885.
ORDERS FOR THE
Honolulu Almanac k Directory
Will be Received and Restored at the
Office of the
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The work la In course of publication , aad will be
out shortly.
t Price per 1 doe. copies ...
Price per single copy
.5 OO.
SO.
tr. J. WALLEK,
TJ T O 3EE E ' JR
TO TOE rBOKT.
A GREAT BOON TO THE
Honolulu IPublic !
Beef, Teal, Bf atton. Pork and FIh
kept for FOCR DAYS after beinz killed, by Bell
Coleman's Patent Dry Air Refrigerator. Guaran
teed to keep longer after delivery than
FBC.SU KILLED MEATS.
e3JTo be bad la any of Mr. Waller's Markets.
EXttropolitan Market,
Ou Kins Street.
MEAT FOR HALE ALL DAY.
City Morliet
On Xanana Hi,
Hotel Street Market.
Ou Hotel Street.
Eureka Market.
At Fish SlarKet.
Hawaiian Market.
On Mauunken St.
Ckinese Market,
On Bf eek Street.
BEEF AND FORK.
ttar'Tn ii king tbe public for past favors. I so.
' licit a continuation of the same.
m tf O. J. WALLER.
'ONTARIO"
SAI JLm 3DUCK.
? NEVIL.I..E &z CO.,
SOI, F. AUENTHi
SAN FRANCISCO
MADE FROM AI VBAMA nOTTOJi COTTON,
FREE fROXI SflSEIXO
A.ND NOT LIABLE. TO MOULD.
WARRANTED
The Best and inott Durable Mail Buck
IM THE WORLD.
For Sale in Honolulu.
GANDY'S PATENT
Made from tbe Very Best
Hard Wove Col ton Duck.
NEVILLE & CO.,
SOLE AOESTS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
THE BEST
DRIVitfC B LT,
' Neither Heat or Daiapncu aflTertu
tk em.
They do not Stretclt.
Stronger titan Leather,
Belter thau Rubber.
WILL. OUlLAal' BUi'ri.
t
; For Sale in Honolulu.
' lOS-tf myt
J. J. WILLIAMS
No. 10a FORT STREET.
Leaiiiig FMorailier 'of Honolaln.
WORK FINISHED IN
Water Colors, Crayon.
ludia Iuk, or Oil.
Plioto. Colored. Ac.
The only Complete Collection of
Island Views
Ferns, Shells,
Curiosities, &c.
CHARGES MODERATE.
125-tf
iEAUEH SALOCri
so. i Four sniKET.
Opposite Wilder & Co.'st
j IS.. J. flolte, iPropr.
FOM 4 A. M. TILL 10 P. X.
FIUST-ILA-S Ll.UtihS, iUlrEK,
TE1, SOJA VViTKil, U.Vbhli ALL
1 Cigafss and '1 b ilcccs
OF BEHT BRANDS
Plain and Fancy FIFES personally selected from
the Manufacturers, and a Large Variety
of BErtT QUALITY
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Lovers of BILLIARDM will find an Elegant
MmiiZ i CO. SILLI11D mu
on the l'remmi-s.
The t'l oprletor would be pleased to receive a cal
om his Friends and the Public generally,
who may desire a
I.FNCII, A SMOKE, OR A GAME OF
BILXIARON.
THE CASINO
AT THE PAB'i
IS OPEN EVERY DAY.
TThe only Kea-NiJe Report In tbe
H lafdem.
H. J. SOLTE,
St, Matthew's HaD.
A SCHOOL FOB Or.
Located In the fceuirol vUlr cf fca lfw.
on tLeBoutntrn larlficR. K .21 mUf rmu J)
1 FranriMO. ltll,ed In it0. Pwirtia U-
struct or. f rtput.Uxn and ability. 1fc bolWUsjci
are extensive, r- heated ty areaau, aa ax la
ev ry sy arrhi.nwi tor tb Uealth and rK4rt t
the rafets. IrlMty tM1oa U.n July 34, sod Uwi
Easter Session will n am. nee January , ls4.
For further l&fortnaticci and cataloru, H'l
address
ItKT. ALFRED LICE BREWER, M. A.,
!SRJa54 85-wJe?7 s5 rrJuxnj
'Diw:nD Mm
Queen 4 Edinburgh StrtHf,
'BOIX8ALK A TIt
' Dealer la
HAY AND URAIM,
Telephone No. 17C.
Goods delivered promptly.
Inland Orders Sollrlled.
C4tf
Basaor.M
(Thoroughbred. i
By Jack Malone, he by Lexington, tat tlsn
Ivy Lea , by imported Australian; I.'nd Cur.t, Say
Flower, by Lexington; 3rd dm. Bay Leaf, by lea
ported Yorkshire; 4tb dam. Imported Marti Uacit,
by Pbllo daPutab, etc., etc. 1 '
Basaar was bred at tbe great Woodbum Fanu,
near Lcxlenrton, Ky, by tbe hits K. A. Altander,
and was ttold to W. L. I'rltcbRrd, of Haerameoi)s,
Cal., for SA.O0U. lie stand ' ISM fcaatis, mUs
1.0R5 lbs. and is a bright chestnut color. Durtag
bis racing career he downed tnsny a favbttte, aa4
won many a hatful of ar.onev for his owotrs, ja4
proved himself one of the greatest of tvrtt- r
a distance, most of bic races being at two itnd fur
miles, lie has already sired sever I colts la CuH
fornia that are winners, among which ro LluU.
Dunbar, Young Hataar, Mophla, and Motto
called the Bvsuar Minerva colt, he be4Bjf out e
Minerva by ImporVcd Leamington, th sir at
Parole and Iroquois. Utile Dunbar gresUy 4i
tmgulsbed herself last year In her lwo)rwll
form by defeating one of the largest fields of twa. .
year olds that ever started lo California, among
which were the two beouiUnl fllUea broft;ht b
last spring by Mr. Agiiew, distance, H miin; tiui,
1.04 6l the fastest on record for cwo-year Ws at
the distance. This year she has wen ar versa im
portant events, and baa proved kerselt to k s
crack three-year-old.
Basaar has no" been brought bscfl to Unolula,
and will remain here the balanca of this y i ar, and
j breeders, horse owners, and stock raisers sbo44
avail themselves or the opportunity to eittaui aw
services while they have the chance. . TtrtDsS.
840. Payable at time of service.
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion MlVtA',Z.T3
BINNIE, Jr., will stand at the sa&e time aad
place at for tbe seiwon. lie was bred r.
Cana la, sired by Imported 1 Km aid Dlnnte.and tuit
of an imported Clydesdale mare. If Is a bmutf
ful dapple grey, 14 baoda high, and wwj.ts 14W4
lbs; Is very active, and as fine a large Lr? a
could bo found anywhore. H '
Also, tl. - fine lurg imported Keotoeky i'mdc
SAMFSON. This U one of the larf fn Jack
tbat we could And In California, and U all animaJ
of immense bone: is u very sure "bret-tiir, and
should be liberally patronised as be U ene . vf tbe
the very best animals of bis kind. Terms, itZ9
for the season.
The public are cordially invited to call and La-
tpoct the above animals.
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Proprietors.
Marahfleld. Bept. IS. H8i. IU-H
ELITE"
Ice Cream Parlors.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HA VINO MTU
chased the above well-known resort, take
' pleasure lu Informing tbi ir patrons aad the pabUe
generally tbat tney Intend to sustain tbe btffb
reputation ef . ..;
Hart Brothers' Ice Cream
And solicit a continuation of the liberal patrottapf
bestowed on their predecessors.
Constantly on band, a full aor Unset ot .
Tbe Choicest 'Imported Candle.
And New Hiock re.-elved by every stefcmer.
; Also, a very fine collective of
. Curio, Kausple Boxes f Shells, Crmt
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And other specimens for parties vWilig .
the. Islands.
tcj-Orders for ' SUPPERS, WEDDITtOS
BALLH. PAR riES, ETC., left at the KLITJC
sill receive prompt attention. -
Telephone 182.
If. W. cCIIES9TEY 0."ff,
HOTEL STSEET.
HENRY HART, Maitaxen 148 tf .
THE CURRENCY ACT.
The New Gold Law,
VFETV COPIES OF THE vVKEUXT
FiselSe Commercial ASvrtlaer
or tbe 39tb July. eontAlnlaiar
tbe ITLL TEXT of the (nrrever
Act, enn be bad on Appllestlon f
tbe P. c. Advertiser Office.
Price 25 cents each.
Publisher 1. C. ADYEECTMRO.
FOR SALE.
TWO ENGLISH BULL TKRRSEH FCrftC
months old. Apply by letter at Ce te
W. B. STARXEY,
Stallions at MarsMeld !
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