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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
THE SINKING FUND.

At the regular meeting of the City
Council on Thursday evening, Septem-
23rd, an order for "a, 513 was directed
to be drawn in favor of J. r. Head, G.
p. johnson and William Murphy,
Sinking Fund Commissioners. This
amount is for paying off bonds falling
due, and is paid in five different checks.
The Sinking Fund Commission has
been in operation for twenty six years
and during that time has paid off $117,-
100. The amount to be paid is in
creasing every six months, and unless
the bonded debt is increased or repudi-
ated the present debt will be paid off
in 1918.
The law in regard to the Commits
sion was prepared by MIR. ]. T. Head,
who has been member ever since it
was first started twenty-six years ago,
and chiefly performed whatever duties
there were devolving upon the Com
mission.
Although there is considerable trou-
BILE attached to the Office, the members
receive no compensation whatever.
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Newark Letter.
NEWARK, Oct. l, 1880.
o 'rrespondsuce ofaaze..e.

NEWARK, Oct. l, 1880.
O 'rrespondence Of Gazette.
The Republicans hold another
meeting In the hall this evening.
Addresses will be made by K. &,
Bradford, Jr., and f. Eden Bach of
Wilmington. The Democrats will
hold forth on Saturday evening with
a grand torchlIght parade after which
addresses will be made by several
eminent speakers among the mum.
Der being 9. Chauncey Blu + of West
Hoboken, N. j. Clubs from several
places will be present and partici.
pate.
The Exchange building will pro.
badly be entirely plastered by to-
morrow evening, and then Newark
can claim as fine hall as any OF
our neighbors.
Small bills announcing the appear.
ing of the great London Circus in
your city were freely distributed
about here.
The household furniture and ef
fects belonging to William Z. He's.
Ter, deceased, were sold at public
vendue on Tuesday last by his wild
ow Mrs. Mary Heisler, Executrix.-
The prices realized were good.
The G. e. b. went to Hockessin
last evening to play for a Democrat.
ic meeting at that place. The bant
has had quite a number of engage
ments in this campaign, proving thai
good music is appreciated even by
our rural farmers.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be played
in the hall onTuesday evening Octo
Der IL.
Chills aud fever are prevailing tC
some extent in this neighborhood.
Wright & Son have sold more
drills and other farm machinery thi.
hummer and fall than ever before
Mr.. Edw. McPike's residence pre-
sents a much improved appearance
since the addition of a side porch ant
other repairs. ANON.
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Local Politics.

At the meeting, last evening, OF tlR
Y. NJ. ID. G. the invitations to partici-
pate In parades 10 Reading, Oxford and
Chester were respectfully declined. The
club, however, concluded to turn out In
the grand demonstration at Newport,
Saturday evening. John F. Traynor's
resignation as Adjutant was handed In
and accepted.
The various Democratic clubs Of this
city have received an invitation to visit
New Castle on Monday evening next, on
the occasion of the dedication OF the
Hancock Il English Clubs new wig
wan.
A number Of the Democratic clubs
will visit Newport on Saturday evening.
A special train will be run for their &C
commot alton; the fare VIII be 20 cents
for the round trip.
A number Of the Young Mems Re-
publican Club, headed by a band, went
to Newport last evening, to attend the
Republican meeting.
The Republicans Of South Christiana
Hundred, held an all day meeting yes
terday.
In the afternoon the meeting was
held in McFarlan's woods. John Pill
ing was made chairman.
The speakers were Hon. 4. Joy
Morris, of Philadelphia, who spoke for
over an hour, devoted himself manly
to the tariff question. He was follow
ed by ex Collector of the Port Thomas
of Baltimore.
In the evening the meeting was held
in Newport, and previous to the meet
ing being called to order torchlight
procession, in which number of clubs
participated. The meeting was ad-
dressed by S. Redmond Smith, of this
city. A flag was presented by the Ia
dies of Newport to the Invincible
Club of that place.
An invitation has been received by
the Democratic clubs to participate in
a torchlight procession during the
present month.
The Williams Club will have a meet
ing this evening. A full attendance
is requested as there are a number oil
invitations to be acted upon.
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IN CHARGE OF FRIENDS

#. b. Norton, who was sent to the In
sane ASYLUM on Tuesday afternoon last.
is now in charge of his friends.
As soon as it wa, learned that he was
an Odd Fellow, Joseph ii. Seal, of this
city, telegraphed to Lodge in New
Market, N. H., where the unfortunate
gentleman stated he resided. The mem
bers of the Lodge Informed members If
his family, and this morning two gentle
men, one Of whom is a physician. ar
rived here from New Market, and called
upon Chief Maxwell and stated their
Grand
The Chief delivered to them Mr.. Nor.
toms effects, fmongst which was $GG.5O
In money, and gave them letter OF IL
trodnction TO the Almsbouse officials.
The two friends, accompanied by Mr..
Norton, will start for home this after.
noon They do not know what caused
the unfortunate man to become de-
mented.
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L.G. File, tobaccon,., go
Fourth street, f urni.h.s'' OF lO5|
E record for sppiembsS,. Tue iOll|
September2, s a
SaTswell & vandenebias,,. sneht 4
.. IL. corner Sec md ana "a - ! mschiu|
department Ne, responded, bn , ,aat I
u no required, with the e ,".setSlce
plug sir cam. ' 'ne nIe out
SSepten1er 3, 10 a. m. false a..
september 8, 4 p. m, b,,rn Se alatu
story frame stable, rorner ' Fngo Of
and Tatnall street, owne me-, Elliott 4
M S Susiey. Loss s225; no insU Ug nSo'
,an em6rr 6, 3 y. NJ, faIss s sise..
zen, zen, Der Z, IA p. IN =; fake s' a d,alI
tenn Der z, II l.. M, false a1e. alarm N
~ false alarm; September u : Y !.
u, , alarm; September IA SIX mo =
Septein Der, 20, 6 a IN. shoh,
a N, baiieys All Lombard 81 slr une
september q, S.15 p. m. fal.o =,
oeptemh her %, 6.l5 D. m. aI",n ~
ny the burning of a tar barrsI a ~ u
the house of Patrick Cahill =. \
ner Third ana Van Burrn .,r "
sept, mber q, %. M. ala,m
by a slight fire in the n,ckinn y
the Star factory, s. f. corner MI ~
Walnut streets. Department IN ''
unknown. u 'n'
septem6er 2S, 7.3O p. m, alarm
ny a fire hight near fern,pr"v.
September ~ lO.45 D. m. sl,ob
ing OF atug boat at Pussy & JONI
nany's wharf. No alarm; 'A
.September 80, Z p m, alarm "a,
me burning of brush at Banc
Sons, on the Brandywlne:
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTUl


FoR PH.LADEEpIIIA.-l.56 ~, 49,.
$40 800, B.44, lO.U2, 1870, a. M: l2i6 d
90 2.20 2.3O, 100, 60, 7.OO, 9.iS, 9.jU, ID
ON sundays, la, 2.2i, S.lO,a. IN; 5,D.
i.IS p. IN.
FoR NEW YoRK.-l.62.2}6G 100, 1
am; II. 10, IL. ~, Il. IN, 6.Ol, 30, n
ON Sundays. LII, 2.8 q. N.
FoR BALTIMORE AND WASHlNGTH
i2.bl, 2.03, 2.l5, $50, a. m. 10, I.Oi.
5.22, 7.06, p. IN. On sundays, l2jl, 2ta'
IN.
For BALTIMORE, bay Line ,Ohnectl
7.CS p, IN. No sunday trains.
For NEW CAsTLE.-6.W g.2j, a. M;
300, B,35, %. m, No sunday trans,
Fox DELAWARE X. R.-v.2j a. m;
1876, D, IN, No Sunday trains.
FoK WILMINGrON q NORTHERN Il.
100, a. m; 800, 5.O5 p, III. No sun
trains.
For DELAWARE WESTERN X. r.
% 20 n. M: $50 p. IN. No SUNDAY uail
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WlLMlNGl
FROM PHILADELPH1A.-l-B lS,
$50; 30, II M; l2.lS, l2.i2, l,O2,
I.2O, Al, 5.l7, 90, 100, 500. S3, ll.lO p
On Sundays, l2.iS, Los, 2.OS, lO.lO a. IN
FROM NEW VOORHEES,. 2OS, $50, a.,
i2.43, LOG. 4.ii, 7OU p. IN. On suha
l.5S, 2.tSa. IN. 400
FnoM BALrIMoRE.-l.36, III, sS, 81
m; ll.25, l2.5l, l2.37, 100, 800 Wy p
sundays, l.36. 2.II n. III. vi D. M:
FROM WASH NGToS.-l.b, az. H.
l225, 1851, 1897, 2.U5 555, VIZ p d.,
FKoM,NEw CAsTLE.-S.5O, wv, Iva
rs, go p. M. No SUNDAY trains %
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
CATTLE MARK EFT.

PHILADELPHIA, Sspt. a.
BEEF CATTLE were dull and prices were
AHsction lower. 49, mead arrived AID
h., az " pei
o SHEEP were In fair demand at full prices
.0,OOO head sold AT the different wards al
ol1c, and Lambsat 414Ae1<c. per n
hoGb were ia demand, at full price..
$40 head arrived and sold a. the di fTer.m
yards at ISzas17i. per h., AS to quality
Park Drove Yard West Ph,i~., Sept. q
SHEEP.-Exira, ITO to 1870 Tbs.. 8. good
W 10 lvO ns., 81 70 to o. ~; fair, 80 10 S
Ss;; ~ so4Ss; ttock sheep " rs to IS %; good
calves. 10 &c. Arrivals, $500 head DE.
mand not 30 good, but a fair mark ct Mt n
slight decline. ~
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20. s Pm.
rLook'-Ihe 'rsde is very quiet, but
P nnns are qnotably Unchanged SAFES of
w les Mlnnesota tx,rds at S475 Jor
low, and up 10 IS 87I5 f n faecy. clear. d.
do. straight AZ 81 a b so; PennsvIvania
.amiiy ~ si7j a6.l2H We .terl. do IL So al.
ar "a ast ss ~ 100 a -. Rye Flour Is
GRAIN Wheat liz active ana i n. r
cant higher. wi h active demand. sapaa
Of II. OJ bushels, including rejected az
.tel O7Aal 0SH andNo. red eieyator. a.
o. W. sept; 81 OS3s OF Oct; 8. UgZsI GDi%
nov. and 81 l9al lOH fl Dec. KyeEPennH..
fair local request and again higher salss ~, ~
aus inelu dsa a mellow at o. 57c mixed
command SIC. At the call board AZ,
call, 6oJ bushels October sold at blx ~
3i1ac. was Did for Septen Der; 5I5Sc. forOcca
Der; o.Nc, L'r November and IVsfc for
oe' einDei. Oate are steady and fat Iy g.
liye; sales Of IL w bushels, includ,ng
white ut 4ic. elected at 81 and -
nd liked ut S1s 37,c. 49,
WHiskr;-lvO .sols. ii Western iron
bound sold at 81 ~ per gallon.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
General NelUS.

The epiz ,oty among horses is spread.
Ing in New York.
Julia II ayes. a widow was burned to
death, in Buffalo, yesterday, while try
ing to save goods from her burning
house.
It's saId that General Grant will pre-
side at the Republican mass meeting TO
be held in Stanford, Conn, on October
2lst.
The funeral of General Albright took
place yesterday at Maucb Chunk and
was attended by about two thousand
persons.
Adam Bare, who was Sheriff Of Lam
caster county, Pa, in 1880, died yester-
day. at Bareville, In that county, aged
90 years.
Mrs. William b. Dayton, Of Philadel-
phia, died suddenly of heart disease In
Washington yesterday.
1t ia reported from Tuscou, Arizona,
that General Carr had n tight with
eighteen of Victoria's Qand in the Hat
Chef Mountains aud killed them ALL
President Hayes and fanny expect to
reach their home In Fremont, Ohio, In
the latter part Of October, and remain
there until after tho November ele otion
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01

The total earnings of Sing S,r0
Tertiary during September were 4
and the expenditure l5,44.
The stakeholder. OF ths 81 4
Kansas and Arizona RAILWAY ~
log in Ossawat0mie, Kansas, yes,s
ratified the consolidation of tba,I
with The Missouri Pacific.
The weavers in the Barnard Nj
Fail River, Mass. struck yesterda|
consequence, OF a change Ilu tue al
grades, which they say ieduces
wages. The agent, however. All
rates are the sane as Tor the old /
The clearings of the associated
OF Chicago during the month of Se1
Der were Sl42, 900, an incies,
So, oO0, 900 on those of September,
The clearings during the fpt
months of the present year were 81
600 900, an increase of S343, 900 900
pared with the corresponding pen
last year.
There was frost in Piedmont, W
on Wednesday night, nearly a a
earlier than usual but 1t was not 3
enough to materially damage vegeu
The potato bug has become aver
plaque In Fredericktown, N. B.
insects not only crowd the fields
swarm into the houses.
Diphtherla Of a very fatal type 1, I
in North Wakefield, on the River
neau, in Ontario.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
BULLDOZING A COLORED DEMO.
Graf IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Sept. 20 w. Ii. Dunn
was the originator of the colored Han
o. X English CUB In this city, and u dc =
MS able management the list of Ineru-
bers has grown from two until row there
are seventy members. This earnest
Work Tor the Democracy excited the
rage OF colored men who are Re2ubli-
cans, and last night while Dunn was 90
ing home from political meeting he
was set upon by seven colored men and
was handled very roughly. But for the
timely arrival of j. ". Bell, a colorsd
democrat veteran who has seventeen
bullet scars on his body, Dunn would
probably have been killed. Bell pitched
IN ami drove TO flight the whole seven
bulldozers and Dunn was saved.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
solieitor before obey coum eneed the

Solicitor before they commenced the
work.
After some discussion in the. matter,
Council adjourned without taking any
further action In the matter.
ORDERS.
During the session the following
orders were directed TO be drawn
Mills Il Combs, $25; Kennebec Ice
Company $3.50; Eliza Fraz r, s.; q. f.
Thomas q 90, $4,7l; Police pay roll
81, 769, SO; miscellaneous pay roll, SILL
1895; Thomas Hayden, $40; A. r. Ba.
COZ, $50; Mrs Maria Montgomery, SIP 90
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A MONSTER IRoy.c1 4

Rome don LONDON Sept. 80, a
t tSIou arS%%,G,a S, Of l4,O6c tons, ll \
Ca Gse" successfully ''I suns ley
, aumbelt aud an im pdesencs d
iui iron-clad ever constr ,ns most o. |
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
FOURTH EDITION


Clear or fair weather, winds shifting
to southeast and southwest, with slowly
falling barometer and slowly rising tenn
pesature.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01

job Chadw lex, son of wealthy farm
or of Crosswieks, N. j., was fatally gor-
ed by hull on Wednesday and died
yesterday of hisinjuries.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01

When man is seriously i'll he should
call on his doctor at once. but when his
trouble is only n cough or "A sore throat
he need only Invest % cents in a bottle OF
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
what The Police Did.

During the past month, the police
made one hundred and seventy arrests
following misdemeanors:
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's................... ...................
BLACK -ILKS.

ssss......s........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
% incnes wide at 62llc, This cannot fail
TO prove very attractive - those Wishing
a oneap black 81 K. We have also opened
every grade OF our justly celebrated Gui-
net Black Silks from o. b TO $3.50
NoTK.-AfLer ten years experience we
have found those silks - give more gen,
e'al satisfaction than any o.her make we
have ever sold
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

National Bank OF Delaware. 500
First National bank................... Lao
Union National Bank. II
National Banko OF Wal. N BrandywIne is
thrinels' BANK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............... SO
delaware IL. II. ". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
delaware Western Il. X. Co..... ~
Fhlla.. VIII. q baltimore Il. h. Co..... 10
wilmington a Northern II. X. Co..... %
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co...... Az
Delaware Fire lns. Co.............. 81
Mitsonic Hall Co..
delaware STATE. ........................iU 5
Wilmington city 6's.............,....il
Wilmington City SIS. .lU5
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage.
Wilmington Passenger 4. W., LIST
mOflkA&e.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01

We have also laid In u large stock OF
cold silks, satins, velvets and We veteens.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01

WIN. KENNARDs CO.
Desireo call especial attention 70
their stock OF
BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
SPLY IN9RAINS,
EXTRA SUPER INdHAiNss
MEDIUM AND Low PRICED lN0RAINs.
RAG AND HEMP CARPETS.
Together with large stock of
DRUG0ETs,
COCOA MATTINGs,
LlNOLEUMS,
OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS and MATS.
Nors-A visit TO this department will
pay. as our prices are unusually low, our
assortment large and the very newest oe'
signs.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
GOSSAM ERS.

This stock is now complete In all sizes
and qualities from s22
upward.
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financial and G oun ms rciai.

WILnIH9ToN. Del, sept 23 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., y. Il. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, at II
N. To day:
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:...'......s............ .....'.'.'.'.''.'.
: BLUE FLANNELS. I:
.ssss.s.. s....... ...s...s......s....s
Owing 70 the great demand Tor these
goods We have bought largely and
have made low prices which
will DO very perceptible
to buyers.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-01
RED FLANN ELS.

Our stock OF Plain and Twilled Red
Flannels Is now complete la
every grade.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-02-03

Of patronage That Is small matter;
but if possible the scheme 81 the rad
icalS to count themselves into score
or more Of future Copgressmen and
electors by fraudulent enumeration
should be defeated. Senator Harris
has introduced a bill amending the
law that may accomplish the desired
end if passed. It requires that the
enumerator Of each sub-district shall
file with the clerk Of each county
duplicate of his work, and shall give
five days notice by advertisement that
the returns have been filed for correc
ton; that the returns shall be open
to inspection and correction By auy
citizen for two days. and then the cor
rected returns shall be forwarded to
Washington to the Superintendent Of
the Ceasus, who shall file copy Of all
returns il the State Department,
where they can be inspected 4 du-
plicate of the enumerators' returns is
to be returned by the supervisor.
PHoNo
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-02-03
Railro ads Coming.

The n T. Public, 4 leading faan-
cial paper Of tile east, says that over
three hundred miles Of the Utah Nor,h-
ern railroad is completed. and as work
lis steadily progressing, it is not at all
improbable that it viii be completed
to Walla Walla within year, and
that the Dalles will have railroad com
munication with Ogden, via Walla
Walla. through the medium Of this
road before eighteen months This
road, controlled by the Union Pacific,
viii be about 600 miles in length from
Ogden to Portland, its ultimate desti-
nation. The Northern Pacific rail-
road, to extend from Duluth to Puget
Sour d, will be about 1900 miles long,
and viii be the shortest route between
.navigaole waters of the Atlantic and
Pacific slope except the transcontinen-
tai line between Galveston and San
Diego. The Northern Pacific has the
advantage of penetrating a region Of
unlimited capacity for wheat growing,
and may, perhaps, be completed with
in three years, By which time The
country ii intersects will eclipse the
rairies Of the Western States as grain
producers. and the line itself viii be
the most valuable railroad property in
the United States.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-02-03
An old Law which is Not Enforced

There, > said AIe. Peter Cooper, '.just
see how shameless the laws are violat-
ed in regard to bankers not being eli
gible to seats in Congress"
"W hat do you ~ ! inquired.
"Why, at the third Congress Of tile
United States, held in Philadelphia in
1893, the Senate passed aresolution as
follows: "Any person holding any
office or any stock in any institution
in the nature of bank for Issuing or
disconnting bills or notes payable 10
bearer or order, cannot be member
of the House while he holds such Office
or stock.
81 never heard of that before, l ac-
knowledge; sit connot be that it be-
came law
Certainly it did, Mr.. Cooper per-
sisted; passed the Senate with but two
dissenting votes, and passed the House
and became law-here it is, bear
ing the signature of George Washing
ton, Pesident, and John Adams. Vice
President, approving of it,
Why | ask. when was it repealed ?
1t never was repealed, never he ex-
claimed, and it is on the Statute books
as a law to-day. This is day when
Congress does not obey laws. And
yon are sure you are right and al
this ? Irepeated. |
You can state il, if you wish 10 in
my name, said Mr.. Cooper. And it is
violated every day.-Indianapolis
Journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-02-03
Notice TO Co-cwner.

III Crawford: You are hereby notified
~. David knight and John Dickson. have
Inv NY nili amount OF work required by the law
SSv.sss vss OF 1872, and the amendments thereto,
Rs,t teiiow nov, Jacket quartz ledge. situated about
cale niile above Quartzhrrg, in Placer District,
hnS 1unls, l. T., Tor the years 1874. 1875, 1876,
|sna 1878, and your are indebted to us for your
MA MIA OF said labor and Improvements ON
M kSins, ~ and you are hereby notified and re-
ana pay all assessments against you on the
IN u ~ lor the publication OF this mott e, within
Ii ruiss lays ir. m the date hereof. or forfeit all
N Js, Ja ntle and claim in, to and upon said
n S@eaet quartz ledge, as provided by the
A ~ specified. DAVID KNIGHT,
Il, 10, John DICKSON.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-02-03
Aenry AZ. Copp,
Washington, D. G.

PENSIONS. d4iejgly ETiojg y@qea 'e4ea
by acciuent, or any disease, entities sol
dier OF the late war to a pension. All pen
sons by the law of January, 1873, began
BACK at date of discharge or death OF a
soldier. All entitled should apply at once.
Thousands who are now drawing pension
are entitled TO an increase. Soldiers and
widows of the war of 1879 and Mexican
war are entitled to pensions. Thousands
are vet entitled to bounty, but don't know
it. Fees in all cases only $40. Send TWO
STAMPS for new laws, blanks and instruc-
tions to NAT, WARD FITZGERALD, ,, u.
S. CLAIM ATTORNEY, Box 55s, Washing
ton, ID. G.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-01-31


TH REAL ARTICLE OF EAST INDIA
i Chutney in quart Bottle, assorted,
al 10 For Sale by BOLLEs & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-01-31
VANITY FAIR,

HT IL WITH PLEASURE WE ANNOUNCE
IL that our Vanity Fair Tobacco and Cigarettes, IN their va
rous styles, have been adopted by the French Government
Below We quote from the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
lit Is q matter Of pride 10 Rochester, as vel as TO the firm
directly interested, that yesterday a cable dispatch was re-
ceTvsd stating that the French Government had adopted the
Tobacco and Cigarettes manufactured By Wn- = hImoan &
Co., q this cts. We should explain, perhaps, that all Tobac-
CO sold IN France up 10 this time has been manufactured by
the Government. OF late the demand for other makes has
arisen. and the Government. 20 meet il, allowed English and
American Manufacturers 10 enter goods for competitive test
with a view 20 the adoption Of the best. The fact that Wm.
= kimbal & Co. have come cut far ahead Of al other manu-
facturers in both countries. Is unmisiakable proof that their
goods are the best the world produces Their Tobacco and
Cigarettes viii henceforth be on sale in Paris As freely as in
New York. but no other make. except the French, will be
fund there. In other words, the French Government, on the
report Of its experts, declare the goods Of Wm. s. Kimban &
Co. the best in The World
HOLLISTER s. &C.
ja4 Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands