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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

Ala regular meeting Of Hiram Of Tyre
Lodge No. 2O3 r. & A. NJ. held at Tama City,
lows January 18TH, 1868, the following Pre-.
anbls aud Ecsoisiiens were usaninously
adopted t#8 8
wnEREAs, Our Supreme Grand Master has
been pleased to sound the Gsvel andcsl unto
Him Brother jonathan Burgess . Master
Mason and member Of Hiram Of Tyre Lodge
No. 2O3 +. & A. NJ, thereby sundering the tie
which bound Us in worldly unity, therefore
Be- it.
Reseied, That in the loss Of Brother Burgess
our Lodge has sustained . loss Of one Of its
earliest, most faithful and true members, .
Mason il heart sad conduct and whose vacant
place In our fraseraal band but few can ever
hope TO Gil.
+ kesoiced, That We tender his relstives and
friends our sympathies and frasernal rsgsr ds
II this their irrcpa-able loss, sorrowing with
them in thsir bereavement but yet rejoicing
In the full belief that be who 90 lately mingled
with 10 in our gatherings here on earth il
bow en,hroaed in that 0rand Lodlp above
49, ~ pod y pons 49, sosrrivs. >.i
! RS5olvs2 That - tender our thanks 10 the
Bretheren Of Polar Star Lodge for their many
tavors and assistance in our Lodge Of sorrow !;
70 Brother A. J. wheatcn W N. - Toledo
Lodge for Me timsly odd valsable sa0iuance
In officiating a ". NJ. in the burial service,
end to Rev. 4. q. q. 0roat for the able fAner-
q Grafton delivered and many courtesies ex
tsnded spon the occasion.
Rssolced. that our Lodge Room Be draped
IN mourning and that the Bretheren wear
the ussal Msaenic badge Of mourning for
aiacsy days. ~ t#I
Resolved, That copy Of these Resolutions
be presented - the relatives Of the deceased
and { or pub!ioation requested in the Tama
County REPupLicAx and Tsma County Unio"
and be spread upon the arches Of the Lodge.
~. =. wossss. ,
VIZ. 2. Baow m,
A. SrorLER
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

Read carefully tie Prospectus and write a.
once 10 Messers. Evans & Co, Sl4 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. The publishers have
adopted plan 10 increase the circulation OF
one Of the best magazines Of the day, unprece-
IDENTIFY liberal and entirely original.
With every number Of the Magazine sealed
order is given, emitting the holders TO pur.
chase, for q nominal sum, an article Of mer-
chsndise worth from $500 to $500 90.
The entire arrangement Of the dividend de-
rartment is under the personal control Of
Geo. g. Evans, Esq, gentleman Of established
reputation, aud long and personally known 20
thousands in in every part Of the country.
From the Prospectus We mention IN Abbre
waited list Of staple articles. one Of which each
subscriber Of the World at Home is entitled 10
upon the pay ment Of 81 ~, no matter what the
article may be worth. ~
Invoice A.-lndia Shawls, cloaks, &C..
worth from So 90 10 $500 co.
Invoice B.-Dress Patterns; Moire 4 ntiqnc
various colors and grades Of silk, worth from
| Sl2 90 10 S9s %.
Invoice C.--Dress Patterns; rich French
English and Irish l'oplins, &c, worth from
| 81 90 TO $50 W.
Iavoice D.-Dress Patterns; Dclaines, Al
paca, Mohairs, Merinos, &C., worth from SO OO
to $l2 10.
Invoice E-1Adies and Childrens' Furs
elegant variety; Russian Sable Royal Ermine
&C., worth from 50 90 to $500 %
Invoice F.--flsnnels, all wool, Canton, &c.,
in pieces worth from So 90 TO So %. re
Invoice G.-prints in pieces from 80 to 50
yds worth from 81 20 t. Sc 80
Invoice H.--Cloak Patterns for ladies con-
sisting Of velvess, broad cloth, Cassimeres, sc.
worth from - G3 to S3S on.
Invoice L--c1oth for men and boys wear,
10 suits or single patterns, worth from s. 90
to $S5 90.
Invoice Lace and Lace goods, .Shawls,
collars, cuffs, curtains, &C., worth from So w
to $500 90
Iavoies k.--Blankets, quilts, hsndk erchiefs
hosiery, gloves, &c., worth from 50 % 10 $500
Invoice L-l3ools and shoes for ladies and
children, worth from 8 % to SIC o.
Invoice M.-Scarfs, hoop skirts, Bslmorsls,
worth from s. 90 10 $50 90.
Invoice N.-Carpetiags in pieces from 10
% 20 yards, worth from S. co to SEQ.
Invoice O-Seving Machines, Furniture,
&C., worth from $50 10 $3.50.
lnvoicc Ply Musical Instruments, Organs
musical boxes, Guitars, &c.. worth from 81 ~
| 10 500 co.
Invoice Q.-Miscsllaneous goods, . flesh
| variety, worth from 50 % to $40 20
The various invoices mentioned shove con.
stisute An assortment Of useful goods never
before offered on terms % liberal. Aside from
| the merits Of the Magasine.-which is, in
every sense Of tina word, FIRST class, and worth
more than the price Of the subscripton,-sn
ample guarantee is made TO each and every
subscriber that the utmsst fairness and impair
TALLY will be exercised. Each and every ar
ticls Of merchandise comes under tho head Of
Staple Goods, the prices and value are familiar
70 all.
The full particulars - description Of the
Magasine, full list Of merchandise, directions
to ccrsons forming Clubs, discount TO agents,
&C., mailed free to any address, BY writing to
EVANS & CO.,
Publishers World At Home,
sll Chestnut ST., Philuia
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

En-. RxsrBLscAx.-I shall, with your peais.
sion. cap . Ten words abost Kaaeas. sad ito
natural advanAasss. especially he Neosho and
Costoawood valleys. There has been quite .
number Of 6ae buildings gone up q Leavsa-
worth IT, pess ysAs, 1877. Ths 0Aslsllsws
Hall ersesea tAere, isssArss story beieh ssild-
i.s flashed up in the highest style of Tie sst
second to no Hall Of the kiad in the northwest
Chicago not excepted. The Babtist.charch too,
il very Ane edifce, and builtthe past year.
Ileft the city on the 2Sd Of last month, De-
csnbsr, 1857 came across The country BY The
way Of Topeka the capital Of the State. saw
some very 6ne country, many perhaps think
thai Kansas is away out beyond the ou.>skirts
Of savagedom, but permit me 10 say that they
arc terribly mistakes, have Travelled through
most Of the States Of the Onion, and | ind Kan
sas ranks with the frst best. In coming to
this place, EmPsria, I saw farms equally ~
good - apv in Iow,, or any other State
through wA,sh Ihave passed. It II true tAat
farms hsee have not reached that high state ~
cultlvatlsu thatthey have il older States. be-
GAUGE the country u new, but there - nothing
10 hinder them being thus highly cultivated. y
Topeka is improviag very fast there has boon
: large And respectable Cosst House buik
there during the past year, besides severdl
large business houses have been erected. apd
men Of bu.iness occupy thom. Tho State House
10 getting along 6aely. \ bsxiss to loom up
above the rest Of the buildings. il il being built
u Moe large White stones. experimenting very
closely 10 marble, these are sawed in any
needed shape BY saw mills used for that pur>
pose. The rrairics are being al dotted over
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

ORIGINAL NOTICE. STATE OF IOWA,
u Tama County, 81. IN the District Court
Williah NJ Stout against Sarah = Cemn, ct al.
TO sarah Coffin and @ + b Coffin, defend
ants. You are hereby notified that there Is
now o. file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Distriol Court Of said Tama county, Iowa, .
pctitisa Of william NJ Ssont claiming Of you
the epeci6c Performance Of certain contract
in said petition more particularly Get forsh.-
And that unlcss you appear thereto and de-
fcnd before noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of said court. commencing Ut Toledo,
Iowa, on the 18th day Of February, 1868, do.
fault will be entered against YOU and jndss-
mcnt rendered thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of January, 1868.
\ STRuBLE s BRADSHAW,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
v2n2w4s 2.-pub. fee IS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

10 AoExfs.-Agcnts wanted for the Blue
Costs, and how they lived, fought and died for
Tie linton, with scenes 81 incidents in tho
6rs&t rebsllioa. comprising narratives Of per-
ssael adventure, thrilling incidents, daring
exploits, heroic deeds. wonderful sesspes, life
il tie camp, field and hospital; adventures
II scouts and spies, together with the songs.
ballads, anecdotes and numerous incidents Of
the var, spicndidly illustrated withsover 100
Sae portraits and beautiful engrAvings.
I There - I, certain portion Of the war that
will never 60 into ths regular Histories, nor
81 embodied in romance or poetry, which j.
very real part Of il, and will, II preserves,
convoy 10 succeeding generations : better
i.leasof tho shirt oftAcccnhict than manydry
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31
var Vow q Z

never before attempted upon single Machine
--using either Silk, Linen. 7rtst or Cotton
Thread, and sewing with equal facility the
very finest and coarsest materials, and any.
thing between The two extremes, In tho most
beautif0l and substantial manner. Its attach.
rents for XemUsin9, Bvaidih2, Cording, Tackiny,
Qkising, FeiGAS, Ttimmisg, Bading, etc, arc
Novel 0sd Practical, and have been invented
and adjusted especially FOR this Machine.
New deaigna Of the Unique, Useful, and
Popular Fading Tops aud Cabinet Cases, PEI
caiiar to tho Machines manufactured by this
Company, have been prepared for inel0sing
tho new Machine.
A faint idea, however, can at best be con>
vered through the medium Of . (nccessarily)
llnited Advertisement and We therefore urge
every person in qncst Of Sewing Machine by
al means 70 examine and test, II they can
possibly do 50, oil the leading rival Machines
oeeore making : purchase. A selection can
t6en be made undsrstsndlnsly. Branches q
aqeacies for supplying the Singer Machiaes
Wal be fpund il hsariy every city and town
througAous The eivtlissd world, where ~.
chimes will be checrfally exhibited and any
intormation promptly furnished. Or con-.
nl40ications may be addressed to The Singer
MANUFACTURING COMP ANY,
S. Broadway. New York,
so Clark ST., Chicago, Ill,
l0l Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
3 6m
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31


nRIGINAL NOTICE, - STATE OF IOWA,
" IAnA Couniy. q: In tn District CsaEt,
Janso 4 Msosi1s, agasase James A Rockford
10 JsGees A Reachfbrl, Defendant, you are
hsrele notified that there 10 aow en- Ole in the
Office 81 the Clerk Of the Diftrict Court Of eaid
Tama county, lows, . petition Of Jsaes II
McBtjde. claiming Of you the sum Of One
Hundred and Forty Three Dollars, and also
asking that An attachment issse against your
property to secure said Claim. Aud that un-
less you appear thereto aud defend before
noon Of the second day Of the next term Of
said court commencing q Tsledo, Iowa, on
the Sevc"teeuth day 81 February, 1858, de-
fault will be entered against you and judg-
mcnt Tcudered thereon.
Datsd this 10th day Of January, 1863.
STRUBLE BRADSHAW,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
vouaw ls3.-puh. fee $3.50.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

ESTRAY sTEER.-raksa up by 4 " West
II 1t his residence in Otter Greek tp., Tama
county. Iowa, one Steer. white, except some
red about the neck and head, oas ysar old
past, large Of his age, large horns, appraised
II so before D Rusk, J. r.
Toledo, Jsn. 90. '0s.
DAvIDD AppEL0ArE, crk.
Dy Geo / Bailey. deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

DsDocaATIc pApEa. There y 10 be Dem.
sesasie paper started At Tsna City, in this
ssaAay ssss, 70 ~ csllsa the Tssaa County
Dsossssl. Mr.. Reyaotis. Editor & Proprietor.
Mr. 3. he's visited ~ several times and has
tAs sppssrsacs Of . genuine good fellow, and
knews AsS 70 rsa paper. The Democrats Of
this sosssy sesd On organ and thus stop their
'teesiag' through . neutral" horn. We are
Of The opinion that they have made choice Of
the ri(As 80 - Raklishsr. The sheet is to
b seven column paper. The specimen mum
bss will hsiesued ssusssihs asxa week.
Tsna CeuAAy Uasss plsass copy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

lnrsovsnssr.-u.B. Btldes. has erected
oepaaiss THE 49, : very sssf li''ls frame
talldise AID iaseads seiag u ssacssPenter
shap. Ne h elways vl1e asshs - he istss-
este II or sssa. - sss q up % the double
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

Doss n LOOK wELL?-Ws notice that some
o. our townsmen who are business men, who
clain = - ideail6ed with the interests Of To.
lsde, pAtrssiss ~ Usios q Tsma City, more
thaa they DO the R1vsLacAs 1t Tolsto, the
Sbense b Devoted 10, sad stsnds, " Ter, ~
inssresss u Taaa City, the latter does the
same for Toledo. but sapposihg that The RI
run1scAx shesld, Arseld like. and in inits-
ten sfshsss psssiss sdvooass tho iassrssts q
TsmA City instead of Toledo wherever their
iaksrests coaAict, What then would b the
6onelssioa sf he public? None other
than that " we're not true to our trust. By
~ ssuns prsssss 4 ssasaniae 10 We csasluds
that these parties ere not the true friends Of
srdeds and her iatsrssts. personal dislike to
~ editor Of this paper u no excuse for per-
spAal prsjadiees must not enter iato public
saeerprises. wtrsesrso tho firm Of Grshsn
41slssa. Laad Agsats. IN this place. Who 3D.
vsttiss in he Onion. but not in the RErus.
iieAx, c. q. Batsksrsit who takes half oolunA
ia the former. and qasser efa column IN The
later named paper, and J, 8. Moore, who takes
= squares in the frst and . ave dollar card in
laJt named paper. thsy no doubt, have .
right TO do 90 II they desire. hut No cane bore
expecting that business nsa would give their
lscal paper ~ rraisssaOA n Tsledo husi-
nsss men don't do their duty towards their
peper, We shalt tell them Of it right sharply
400, II We loose evsSy hee II aAvsryiaiag, and
every subscriber drops OF. We like to sec
people show their celors.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

BRIpGEs &c.-Mr. E. I. Hunter, Of Richland
township in this county, seems to be quite
good deal concerned about bridges and side.
walks, aad says to the citizens Of Toledo town
ship that "he At one time 6xcd the bridge
across the Iowa river about six weeks ago,
also thcslough bridge, free Of charge, this all
seems to be near Tama City; he further says
II hope the citizens Of Tama City will have
ambition, enterprise and accommodation ems
oagh about them to fix those two bridges for
they are very much out Of repair, also their
sidewalks The railroad company will also
confer favor on the public By repairing the
platform and walks about the Depot buildings
there was lady fell through not long since.
Gentlemen Of the Northwestern 4. L !, BY put
ting down good Oak walks you better promote
your own interests and those Of your patrons.
am satisfied that this Company, having the
'gsntlcmenly employees which they have, will
do their utmost for the best intsrests Of their
patrons. know the Conductors, Superin.
tendents aud business men Of the Company,
are geMtlemea, know Il from kind man ner in
which they used the lame man whom they
brought homo whom he Was among sirangerG
asd without money; for this kindness to- me
win never forget them.
A l pass around through the country Il
hear some hard talk about Tama City, now
come friends wake mp 10 your interests and
make your town attractive, Il you want to pu,
on city style 6x up - city should E. I.
nUxrER. -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

Our Lsgislsess aad csasssssioasl Sum-
nssy ere crowded out by The Proceedings Of
~ Dsara II Sapsssissss sad The Insastsl
Aldeeso ol Gov. Merrill.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31


I7Exs.--We picked up on the street the fol /
lowing;
\ CONCERT! Coxcsarl! CoScEar n! - The
Young Mems Christian Association. Of Toledo,
woald respectfully announce to the public
that they will give concert 1t the Good
remplsr's Hall, Saa'dsy evening February LIT.
We can sAy with truth, that this Troupe, com
prising eight Of the most soul .stirring young
men Of the place. Are extensively known
throughout The West, A1a Kisor, and al other
sea-posts, giving essirs satisfaction, singing
On the crown Of their heads or stuh Of their
feet. ISL
Opening Pisee--Soi
ave ere coming Father Abe
s.. With three hundred Negroes nofs-
Il ia certainly very 6ne, and 10 aakea .froa
he Opera, Don PssquAls, aad sung By Nen-
hAsk, who is little a the Pstter and sings
il trcmsndsus. 9
Second Solo.
''Ist ne kiss him for his mother, ~
olfish need apply.
Everything 10 lovely,
And the goose hangs high" +.
This beautiful and tsuchine ditty 10 taken
from the Opera Somnanbulas. will be sung
and performed BY Bombash whose head hss
been turned Of late By Carpenter. lie sings
IL very Tamaraso.
Third Solo.
, n III -. a. p...:I~.. ~ 49, Y,s:.~L
States, n -
Ia slide upon the cellar door, and swing upon
the gates.
l wish vas brewers horoes three quarters
Of the year
ia sousc my head into the tro til, and drink
mp all the beer"
This thrilling and startling song is taken
from the Opera Lucia DE Lammermorc. will
be sung BY Gatchask, whose Delights in mu-
sic, and whose Strong voice has been heard
by thousands.
Fourth Solo.
i wish l were baby;
A charming little flower"
This mournful .lir is taken from the Orcrs
In File Du Regunra, sung ty Burgmaller
whose Strong Arm is in Mt. Vernon. lie sing
it icon Brio and can't fail Of satisfying tn,
public.
Fifth Solo.
another, is the bottle empty Z
Thousand's have been drunk, they say
The melody is taken from the Opera II Ira
ratore, and our Arrie singer, Shalberg viii
sing il lidaissime, and make the audience happy
Sixth Solo.
Never court but one
This is taken from that grand Opera La
Fsvorita. Sung and performed by lablosAe,
whe is said to be q perfect NJ b. in the mus
ically art. 1t can't foil 10 interest as he sings
It in furberillo.
Full Orchestra, comprising Dig Fiddle.
Snare and Bass Drum.
Big Fiddle win be played BY LombArdi,
who has gained favor every here By his sing
ing ~ we'll ~ playing. He 10 said to possess
. very 6ne Martingale voice.
DAss and Snare Drums played BY Doniaetti
who hos lae musical saliess, and will bring
the Troupe Safely through.
Closing GLORIOUS.
'Tom OShAnty. This splendid chorus 10
taken from the Upers Il Serenader. Win b
performed By the Troupe in ful: cost ume, and
is . complete success.
Ths Aatsss add Adams Of this celelsated
Troupe win receive complimentary tisksss BY
making themselves known to the Worthy
Chief.
Each one win 10 paid - cents It ths door.
Children the same.
Elderly persons are requested to occupy the
Pu. lnvalids the Dress Circle.
Doors open ct precisely seven o'clock.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

Nov l. your time % Guy soods asa 10y 10 !.
supply at Chicago prices. Call q 1 B Colby 8
for that il The only place in town whore you
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

Cali within fifteen days or you will lose
great bargains in goods ct /. b. Colby 10 for
be intends closing out by that time.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

nssellses th4l & Colby, il selling est The
n. SsAsuse sas6k 1t Ossas q sspid rsts,
sasaPse siss - go ~ then Il ssy other
plsss h tsw1. 9,ag
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

Csll st Z. B. Cslly's Il yoa wsst goods
eAsap-he y ssllisg teisse al other nsrchsnts
In The county.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

A rare chance Tor speculation. Money made
by actin, az agents. Money made by form
ing Clubs. Money made by Subscribing
for one year. Money made by purchasing
single copy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

lHsIuxSoLG-From And sltsr this date Jan
81, 1885. sli legal advsstisias. must be paid
for u The time efiassrtios. Il.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

.lseslss - csats . liss Asst Insertion, each
suhssqusus isssrsisa, Is sssss pr lias. a.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

KsssssSaAsse. Z ,: Csny asis god. b.
low seas~ xssesa esll issi1isAsly u yeu Wa.
greet basgaias. 81 DlaaE3A ai}f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31
! 90. 900 DOT.IA u y.

Monthly Distribution among the Suhscr.hersol
THE WORLD At HON e.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

You can the Homestead with for three dollars s.
twenty-five cents; the md the State Reg
lister for three dollars and fifty cents. Lax
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31
REPUBLICAN

Tn the REPUBLICAN YOU get all tho Legal Notices,
Sheriff Sales notices of all up in the county and
all Tax Sales-these get only Through the KEY HkANa
In it you will get full synopsis Of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

L. S Hall is gent Of Tsma county.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

IS Broadway, New York,
so Clark ST.. Chicago, H.,
l0l Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
23 6m
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-01-31

The superior merits of the Singer Ma
chimes over AL others for either Family use
or Manufacturing purposes are SO well esfab-
lished, and 30 generally admitted, that an
enumeration Of their relative excellencics is
no longer considered accessory.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-22

MIDWAY ACADEMY.

Hle subscriber will commence the exercises
L OF the above named Academy, situated
about ten miles west Of AbbevilIs C. H., "a
the Second Monday Of February.
Ihe following are the rates OF Tuition pss
session Of Five Months:
Higher Branches, (including the Clsssss.)
S15.OO.
English Grammar, Geography and Ayi.h-
metic. $ll.OD.
Elementary Branches. $500
Board can be had a, $1,000 per month, n.
Guiding Washing. Fuel and Lights.
The Academy is situated in a fine healthy 10.
ca,i':'. and pleasant neighberhood, aud con-
venlent 10 the Presbyterian, Baptist and Moth
odist churches.
The Board of Trustees consist Of Eve Or
more persons to whom all matters pertaining
10 the Academy are referred.
p. GILBERT.
Feb. 7. 1863, AZ, tt
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-22
""EA8EZ EZousE''
FOWLER g. MCDONALD.
1868. SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, 1863,

ov & % t "a announcing
inspection Tho nd dtoc
Hooas Millinery (ow spoeoly) l nur
DRESS GOODS In this department everything to IS ov nn ,,
sh Grenadines cnos Cncs Po dn ccvcs C % s
New ~ '''' u" Vi WHICH ore ehrey
GOODS-n poins mike
attractive
themselves portion Store has
novelties and sonncts
H0ns Nets ornaments
iayo no heen fr r%
-'
WHITE fCODS-ln the White
check
he ANA
DOMESTIC this unaa
GOODS
pansEg iGwYg7 ile Napkins Window Dma ~
CLOTH
Weeds Hosiery Gloves Cras Collars, ~ ~
0'
OIlQNS-A splendid Dparmc
E9 I'LL & nave m made Shoes Shoes specially quality
''
our aim to- keep department we'll stocked Crocke
we distinctly
all but
pleasure ~ ' ""o O"'
business continue to y"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31

1f Advertisers residing in the Eastern States.
for their cards by enclosing Gysenkseks
Cents Postage Stamps for such pay,
and their eards viii be inserted above table
paid for.
~ Business Cards, when prepaid for yeos
discount from these which advertise
meats when paid or charged quarterly.