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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Au,ie's Case.

Last evening the Grand Jury returned
to the District Court q true indictment
against Joseph F. Auds for the larceny
Of 900 shares Of 0phir stock from the
Bank Of Nevada. The indictment Is the
first over the signature Of the new Dis.
trict Attorney. J. II. Harris, and Is well
drawn. This morning the Sheriff was
ordered to bring the defendant forward
for arraignmeni. and alter the indict-
ment was read to him he was given until
Monday to plead, aud then remanded
into the custody Of. the Sheriff.
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rnIuMpn OF SCIENCE.

Chemistry never achieved . more decided
triumph than In the production ofsozoDoSr.
which iss botanical preparation OF vondroua
ef1cscy in preserving and besutfying the teeth.
rescuing them irom decay and r.nde,ing Them
q white ~ alsbsster. u isa tones i1.ai, VI
n,s.sapt odor communicated 70 the brvath ~
ss,srrn. had testh, etc., IL entirely ooyisted by
This fragrant md saluisry Antis<ptie. OF WHICH
one boliie ls.ts . long TINE. prnssis.s anu
psrfumerr ssll Il. yh''M
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Arrivals this Msrai.E.

II Paine. Jos Refehnider. J $ Crew. W
y Edwards. Geo N Hunt. A MeEwen, ia
milford. u isaac.. Jas L Walker. J = Har-
rington. II l. Thomas aud wife. DIR Hitch
COZ. A sutro. Mrs ID bradbury. Miss
shimnOn. Mrs DIR Weber. II q Hague.
Mr. AlIsn. Miss Crawford. IA q Elder. A
Randolph.
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A VOICE z o v

From Virginia oitys poor sufferer. ainos,
dsvoured alive By an ~ulcsrous sscrst dissass.
oovery TO health. ensctsd By thoss sterling good
msdicines, Bristol's 6snsparilla and Pills,
established for over forty yeanL Thsy have the
eonndsnce Of both doctop add patients.
au3llm
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Murdered In Nexieo.

New York, Jan. 22.-Information
was received to-day Of the murder In
Mexico Of Ebsrhardt Focke. 9 we'll.
known merchant Of Exchange Place. on
the 9Th Of November. BY . Mexican.
pocks was In Mexico on business.
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p.,.r,.r.- -. s,ea,...

JoorIia. Cha Marx. II Meyer. N J
Esss-. VIM Gleason. W II Howard. NJ
Bnesde and neics. Miss d Cay. II q Elder
and family. Mrs n Cay. A johnson. ca
Noltemeir. Z $ Davis. DJ Cotton. Y
Bartino. J B~urlingsme, ST Gage, Geo
Shultz and wife, Mrs J NJ Ward. J II
N.lt,..
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A REMARKABLE CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary sarss %
record was thu: Of the man John y. Herman
dez, residing In Salt Lake City. Who vas q
deaths door with that terrible diseass hAras-
mus the best medical aid bad failed 70 stop
the progress Of the malsdy, when tMenty.tnres
bottles of BRiST0L'S sARbAPAhiLL-A ana
vaii nan. jy1s In
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Q. n.

o. II. oIILv,. opposits IL Bank Of oshfos.
mia, ooid Hill, kssps constantly On hand I'll
fsyorits brands Of Imported c1sAr. ohoios bit
eiesrs. al kinds OF chewing Tobacco. meer-
schsnm pipes, school books and stationery OF
ali dsscriptions, nns outisy. md toys md hney
goodr Of ali kipds. ap1o =
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Perishsd In the Rlames.

KINGSTON. Ont, Jan. 22.-Thomss
Johnston's bakery and dwelling were
burned to-day. and his two little daugh-
ters perishsd In the flames,
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Balm for Libel.

NEw Yonx. Jan. 23.-Ths jury In the
case Of Wallace p. Grover W. Peter
Cooper. for $50. 900 damages for alleged
libel, brought In q verdict for defendant.
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TT REMOVES wRINkLRs

And softsus the st.n. Ths regular use Of Mur.
ny 4 LAnmsn's Florida water q the toilet
tsnds 10 prevent and remove vrtnkiss. n soft.
mes Of the akin produced By Il tAking away the
natural INCLINATION u the cutieis 70 form into
yidgss and furrovA no2B In
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The Deadly OIL.

SCRANTON, Pa. Jan. 23.-In Hyde
Park on Monday night Mrs. Davis and
her eight.year old child wore burned TO
death by the explosion Of . kerosene
lamn-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23

"THKY SAY Sierra Ssysda's incline
will reach the $500 level about Sunday.
They say " Ia authority for prospecting
the ore body from that point. at least
sufficiently to test its quality. IL 1t IL
good, the stock will drop tremendously
Monday; II poor. there will DO such q
boost given it as will make men want IL.
That Is what they say"
CocK.Pr-A cock pit is to DO added
to the popular places Of amusement Of
Virginia. The place is being fitted up
AMI yesterday morning Con. Mooney
came back from San Francisco with q
fiue lot Of game chickens which were
temporarily housed in the lumber room
of the ALEXANDRA Theatsr.
The Kossuth Mining Company have
col, out Of debt and have on hand .
sufficient amount Of money to en-
able them to resume work on their mine.
An examination OF the books 10 said 10
have shown gross mismanagsmsnt aud =
great waste Of money.
Tur Wells. Fargo Mining Company
have levied an assessment Of fifteen
cents. and Julia IN Of 81 20 per share.
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Burned 10 heath.

ST. JOHN. N. D., Jan. 22.-willism
O'Brisn and his two sons we're bnrned
to death In their camp at Milbury Brook
IN Friday last.
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400 Dudley. /
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40 south bnlwer' NC
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loo Leeds. 1
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IIssnsgraphic Chart.

Ben Stern has placed the NEws under
obligations for q Homographic Chart OF
the Ninth Session OF the Nevada State
Government. The chart is well got up
and well printed. II Is o little cyclops-
dia Of public life in Nevada at the pres
emit time. containing the names OF the
peoples servants. their Offices. ages,
politics. ~pativities. occupations. etc.. In
the various departments, and Is OF great
value for reference.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23

osn msis money fass.r ., work for us than
q anything elss. Capital no. required; -
TIE industrious. Men. women. boys and Riiis
.snssd svsyvhsrS 70 yers g, =: xcdrss
M enc TRUE : co.. Aasusts. hainss
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NOTICE..

ALI PARTIES INDEBTED TO CHRIS.
n WktDkhAhN on ccouht Of the Grown
Point kxchanse FALCON are requested 10 call q
the Fashion saloon. opposite the NTws Once.
and set'is the Same ,,,,. v-,r,v.~,
oeh Hii. Jan. Il. 1879. jaiiif
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

THE WEATHER FOR THE PAST WEEK.-The
weather for the past week has been anomalous. On
Sunday last We had unusual rain fall which COM
menced on Saturday night, and lasted all day Sun
day. During Saturday night and Sunday large
quantity Of water descended which was so gently
and vet copiously distributed, that it produced
effects Of the most beneficial character. The pre-
sent year has been one OF an unusua. character SO
far the rain fall is concerned which is blessing,
and the consequences TO the agricultural interests
must be in corresponding ratio. But the most
phenomenal freak Of nature took place on Friday
evening the l4ih inst AT about 5 o'clock p. NJ. we
had thunder and vivid lightning which has not been
heard or on this Island for years before. The
peais of thunder which continued for about two
hours siar off, but the lightning was vivid and
continuous until daylight Saturday morning. The
chick dark clouds from which the lightning issued
Al short intervals during the whole of Friday night
were gathered IN the east, and seem 10 brood over
Oahu all the time spoken of. These phenomenal
exhibitions in the natural world must have their
explanation somewhere and no doubt will manifest
themselves in due time if not here elsewhere. Till
then let Us wait aid see.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

The PLANTERS MovISG.-At Kohala, Hawaii, the
planters of that vicinity held meeting on the 2st
ulto 10 take into consideration the discussion of
questions touching the mutual welfare of the plant
ing Interests connected with the culture of sugar
on these Islands. The meeting was permanently
organized by the election of the following gentle
men. viz: President, DR.. Wight; Vice President
DR.. Thompson; and Messrs. Montgomery aud Hoo
knno Secretaries. As this is a new departure and
good beginning we trust that the example will be
followed, till there is a thorough national organiza-
tion OF the planters on these Islands. Ifsueh an
institution existed the planters would find out
how much mutual benefit would be derived by their
annual meetings when and where they could inter
change views and discuss questions of vital inter-
ests 10 themselves by which means they would
become well posted upon all matters touching their
individual interests 1t would not be long till new
light would burst upon them from such discussions
and they would see where wholesome reforms could
be introduced that would save large sums of money
annually as well as enable them to regulate things
TO suit themselves. 1t does not always do to leave
things to take their own course; no business is
worth attention that does not pay, and business
viii or can pay that is not attended to in all its de-
tails BY those Immediately interested In other
words, If 8 man desires success he must attend to
hls own Affairs and not leave his business entirely
In the hands of others. "a word to the wise is
sufficient
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

l Monday, the nth inst, was observed as a
holiday in Honolulu, 1t being the anniversary of
His Majesty, King Kalakauas birthday. The an
uiversary coming this year on Sunday, the 10Th,
which is the proper date, the celebration of the
event could not be observed till the following
Monday, and TO this end grand fete was arranged
for that day al Eva 10 miles distant from this city,
to which place His Majesty and suite, and nume-
rous multitude OF citizens repaired, some on Sun
day but by far the greater number preferring wait
Till Monday morning. Many persons went by
steamer to the point of rendezvous, and Others by
private land eouveyances. The weather in the
morning being rainy, kept quite a number from
going who bad made preparation for SO doing.
The shipping in the har5or was profusey decorated
with bunting IN honor of the occasion, prominent
among which was the Chinese steamer Hochiuaq.
a: y O'Clock q royal salute fired from the bat
tery on Punchbowl. His Majesty, King Kalakaua,
was born November 10, 1886, SO that he was 43
years of age on the 10Th inst. BE was elected King
of the Hawaiian Islands, February 18th, 1874 and
inaugurafedt the next day, February 18th, 1874. He
is al present in excellent health. and we hope he
may be spared for many years TO come to bless his
people with bis judicious and humane presence as
their Ruler and King. All the business places in
the city were closed during Monday as a token OF
respect for His Majesty, which was q tribute alike
crediiable 10 King aud people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

- On last Tuesday evening, Mr.. George Lu-
prOii, Proprietor and Manager of the Royal Ha-
vsiian Circus, LEFT board the steamer Likelike,
with his full troupe, his second animal tour OF
the islands. Mr.. L. takes with him good COM
pauy OF performers, al masters of their profession,
also several very finely traised horses Persons
extending 10 him their patronage, will receive full
value for the amount invested and never regret the
outlay To our friends OF Hawaii and Maui We
say, don't fail to see the circus performance when
IN your neighborhood
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

A LADIES' FAIR--on Thursday (to-morrow) the
90ih inst the ladies Of the Fort Street Church will
open their Fair in the basement of the church
building. Preparations for The above Fair
have been made 10 render it very attractive by the
contributions Of the ladies Of this city. The pro-
ceeds Of the Fair intended TO defray the eX-
penses incurred in enlargiug the church. We trust
that liberal spirit will be INDUCED in by our citi
zens generally so TO make the Fair success, as
the with DIR. Damon's church fair some
months ago. Money contributed for such purposes
Is well laid out, and therefore We hope that the
people Of all denominations will contribute libe-
rally
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

rs All subscribers forming Joint Stock Assoca-
ton for the purpose of building Hall for public
blages concerts, fairs &c. in Honolulu, and all other
parties feeling this project respectfully
Invited to meet for the purpose Of fully organizing
the parors OF the Hawaiian Hotel Wednesday even
ing November 10, atty p. m.
sam'l G. Wilder,
/. Preston,
H. J. Nolte.
Jno. s. McGrew,
A. J. Cartwright,
H. Schmidt,
Jno. U. Domnis,
Whitney & Robertson,
L. Il. Hendry
J. A. Hsbinger,
A. McWaype,
Henry Macfarlane
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

DANCE PosTPoNED.-The social dancing party
under the supervision of Mr.. Williams which was
advertised for Monday evening at Grant & Robert
sons hall, did not come off owing TO the inclem
eney Of the weather. 1t has been postponed till
Friday evening the 2lst inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

AKRIvED.-The China Merchants Steam Naviga-
ton Compauy's steamer Ho-chung, Captain Peter
son, arrived in this port on Thursday morning the
lsrh-, 20 days from Whampoa, with 45l Chinese
passengers Is Of whom are females. The Ho-chung
also brought passenger Mr.. G. c. Moreno, who
IL the agent for the company in Hawaii, and who is
also authorized TO enter into negotiations with the
Hawaiian government relative to the future move
meuts of the Chinese immigrating TO these Islands
From this it would seem that new field of opera
lions is about to be opened up on the part of the
Chinese government through the Navigation Com
pany, who contemplate running line of steamers
between China and Callao, touching at and taking
IN the direct trade with these Islands, and thus
make the line profitable one In such an arrange
ment We can easily conceive how beneficial direct
communication would be with China for this King
dom, and We hope that whatever negotiations may
take place will be carried on aud consummated
with that sole object in view.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

1r1rnz EEEassEuuE-bE the HO-ehung
r--u1z u- ~ zsa insr fFun China. there
i-aun aa ~aasern- IL Fan Tat h. accredited By
-n Eln-.l Ea--t-t % ms E1Feruueut with full
-u-s n. ll.s-.li. --lz-s q s.z5i;T and eonDeree
80 - 41ulii1r EiuEsnm - re have already
an-rn1 I'm nz1-nn- nr1irle IN tina Issue. the pre-
s--- Ell ca Ez1iazzlduF truz ths Chinese govern
- - z--rf 81 X Slrisasiou Company in
r-za- nrsenI1r Dais1 C@ssr N0rrao. piainly
tr.ulns rar -tsu rtiuusar r1rEruzseui means b1si-
- IA El-E11z n Uur hsubie opinion
- .11 & = tir1 rinE ma Ecli0u should be
aaHm a.a1t ruTg-ulrunrln lsslinr 20 more CON-
2t lu-llE--aA ErrElrwEH1EIE between fhe TWO
rE1r-ra. Ia lz--E clIinear lr'1p1l1liru on these
$3.50 l1-z-1E ~. -llirIEIt s1lho-lties II looking
lar lrlerellE ana maI AeinE 81 The Chinese
m emmett wE mm raHManE EB KNOW that a better
--a-u-um-il- " 4srn1- ta &c lad between 1he two
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

THKSKsGTvISe.-The 2sth inst, will be thanks
giving day, when all Americans are expected 10
keep il sacredly If they were at home Thanks
giving dag in America is holiday peculiar TO the
Great Republic. and has been handed down from
the earliest days of the existence of the govern
meut. 1t is kept religiousy in the United States
by all good Americans, and we see reason why
il should not be observed by Americans resident
here. In old Jewish times season of thanksgiving
prayer and praise the Allwse Dispenser of mercies
and blessing set apart each year, which all the
people required to keep sacred-a custom
which We believe is still kept up among the Jews.
Il is in all respects but right, proper and praise
worthy, that we should feel thankful TO Almighty
God Tor blessings vOuchsaied TO us, and therefore
we hope Americans resident on these Islands will
see the proprieiy of observing the 2sth inst. a
day OF thanksgiving to Jehovah for His goodness.
il is IS little can do TO thank Him for His
grace, always remembering that "behind frown-
Ing Providence He hides smiling face.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

lib Er-z -iaz - Es---sge ltz-z ron persons
-h1 --uuu1 o. kuIi1aF last that Up 10
-au1E M ene Wuz-a= was the and al tnAt
=. a-s-uL 81 1iszr ttai hour the wezther
--zz-re .1-dsrT AK -ae rllr cur1e Gown 10 tof-
-s-1l a-1 1ua=s1uzllIis lle c7zd0r- Of The multi
wm F-na-- iu1e-1-u1 Wth THIS Stale oil
Ez-r -.1l sag -o tx EuiieiEiaied horse r1elng
tr- -sas-rs-1--l ul -h- dHy, Hlt ne exception OF
an. nunl zaaz Enr seEerl Scot rzcrs- IN a few
-- ur.s- III a. tine r-saks Wert 80 much swollen
r.4f- 81. EE--eua E-lErIFt 20 cross them,
-1--suus cl t.a-l 500 Ec-t compelled 10
-au- al rlz-t- luc llus 40 Wl-h sueh aceonnOdA-
rrs 1ae~ r1zlE H--unr Sgne Of the more
.r-e--uza za1t t1eir Ulg Hcrost The swollen
s * si1us -1iuac -hci- respective homes
-larr- eaz 1r~af lllE lIulil E1f failure owing
~ -sr rurtnrrunrr ~ r1r mIl1ler which pGE dis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

- El11-al.z- Et-,-1sa s-z-iis-isal ComEneI
~ rl-r -1F BE- e1u-He az compilation, VII
- 1sz b. d zz-.1a-tll volume 10 lie business
--s-1------l--- . rriI coutaiu inforna-
nza r nails houk az ready reic7enoel
aar-e. hs @. Hr--lrt 20 everybody Mr.
$780, - --zl1.l..- zu1 T--uT.-izt1r, d nov wait
1 ar ua--l- 81 -4a pax so-iciiiug sub
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

e-11E Ha.zD ziUs1-z-us-Nessrs- " o.
s-la ID Cl hars ss-lllisli=5 lht1selres IA 4 stock
49, El-t dnai-1 10 ldsal Win Al kinds OF stocks
-r rssr- ----.sz-iiu1s usulliE Irrenoec 70 By the
- ----i--. 81 c-le- zllieEl Ne regard tAis new
.-rar rirr Tur-- ul 11rns-s s1uiEt a Co as good
-- z-- I'M -uu1r1-lirv. iruEurrA ~ q VII anorc
s- ~ NJ slr zEsc --zuEie- q stncszs N eorPo-
-liuns -a-r--iz So cong business on these
aalaa llnz lInra tHzn Ag-r-ufn-r cr-ieo them The
.-szar .ars1-t Al tns-iruti11 a stock Board
~ 49, 8 rs s,.--ies oI husinesE hs-stof0re ~
li--urz u..z uEL sad b ziur 70 iuiuss rev life
sHrr -n turairr- r-ranurirv- x UnT and no doubt
49, rr ETr--1i1liazH Eut EE1lEres. BIT where
-r az I'M zss hz1l-t e. any eonuuniiy
sm r1r--r E'usa-lallur ruing o. - Never ven
$3.50 WIZ r-nr lan-t. therefore we think
a. @11sz Ea1-- . cE-Iiil- ia sud Nlsn Il sue
lr a. SO ~ trr11ll1E q li--ic more NE
s -ir -rr1-.a al E5lulE 20 9bD have been CT
aaraH 1n1. $780, El9rE Eurie BY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

- a- rl 81 s--1 l.E -zis-eu1e 20 or advertise
u -iuuan E-aE ~ ID AlezHude- EiI deliver
a- - e. -hs -rueum- On Tuesday
$500 - fu- he benefit Of
So "a -ae G5r1 reFluil-iol o. Prof. Alex
rzn--mau in--r-r- aac -lie f-1ift1ortAF obieei in
- III rr1lf arc u-el1l 81 organisation as the
a st.1uIc 1usz-r 20 fiIs Commifiee The
ss- 1--- -.1--u1l.-l 81 or cit-sleuE- Don't Tor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

rr-r--z--rr--l-Ee CAL z-ir1tion 10 orr so-
-r- caluus u -las ue16s issae- NolAois
--arr lisz asl al lr--z.-iu- 20 taase d Nessfs-
i T EIn-11-z-.l a. CO.. and A-- y Horn j VIII
-E 49, ~ aauFl HnFrriiselieiifi loi
-----l-- -l,e- ull. 61-iue aa1 io- Ills reason
a--r..ius 3D. 11zn a. uel a. 20 The long list
I. -aaa. -lE-usL E1- sall l-T CIR slisrFrsing HeT-
- - E..-...-. - ra-al-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

~ Persons coming from Hilo, Hawaii, report
the volcano being very active, and the sight at
night Al times, grand beyond description. Be pre-.
pared for startling news from the volcano.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

- -1ssn=z1 ~ Heie se-1iur aground on 4
-.- Eia-- Es-e- O. her Wy 10 ne scene Of
- ---aa--s lss.frIlisf &C. Eva, was the cause Of
l-s--.ar t,a-l ID &C. Eu-rzF aud hi.lus Ella out
-. a. ir-.l- a- 81. 49, % ilsir G-rivzl the l7ih
r-e rt- z---.-s.-il- Ear -se as0re named Ves-
.ss..r- --- b --air.sz -ae u1llru-lble winds pre-
1r -sz--tual and fte nrri1eut 10 The fels
1910. ~ = -.r s.-rir1s cs 3 III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

- s-nr c -hl 1sa-s-uulllal deToiees OF last
49, Izss5-11i-l Scr iaEu-iE-rl llcE, resolved =
-- a...-.i11 81 -l.l 1zl.1s % q gentleman " no
.--rl lla -1zz-E zul --Llrilg resented the
-n 1m- -laas d1se-Fet lle punishment
$1,000 .1 -e u1azaiur if one -hai be Nlll
a-1a-suul .iz1 10 uazl, AID cont yOu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19
NOTES OF TME wEEIA.

~ At the test of skin on last Thursday eve
ming at the Theatre, Mr.. Douglass lost his wager.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19
ROBBINS a. APPLEToN.

7eo 1y General Agents, New York, o. S A.
re- All the above line Of waItham Watches for sale at
the Store of n McINERNY, Sole Agent for this King
dom.
Also. Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER.
WARE The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

A Full Line of Ship stores and Groceries,
WDREsEHyED FRUITS. MEATS. SOUPS.
II &C. Isl BOLLE5 q co,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19
Liquors:

Cases X. Xxx, xxx Hennessey Brandy,
Cases Martell's Pale Brandy,
Cases Cutter No. and o. X. whiskey,
Cases Kentucky Favorite and o. F. c. Whiskey,
Cases Scotch and Irish Whiskey,
Cases Jamaica Rum, Cases Old Tom Gin,
Cases and Baskets Gin,
Cases Fine Old Port Wine Cases Superior Sherry Win
Cases Superior Cachet ct Blauc Champagne, OTIS and
Cases Superior Roderer Champagne, qts and pts.