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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-02-19

o THE MAIL which left here on the 18th
instant, an extra Steamer Edition of the
p. G. ADVERTISER was issued, and met
with a large demand. 1t was forwarded to
all the official representatives of the King
dom, and to places of public resort in all
parts of the World. 1t was also largely
purchased by the public for transmission to
persons abroad.
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ath advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In consequence of the prevailing sickness in Town, no en-
tertainments of any kind will be permitted in the New Music
Hall. Therefore, the Grand Presentation Concert advertised to
be held on FRIDAY, FEB. 25th, is unavoidabIy postponed until
FRIDAY, MARCH 25th, 1881. PICKERING & &c.
1t feb19 Corner Fort and King streets.
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FOR San Francisco, per Australia. February 18th
10. t4 pkgs sugar. II b1s betei leaves, SO7 bnchs bananas
/ box pictures. I box brushes; domestic value, SO'5SO-ooi
foreign value, Sl5-s-
For Trainings Island. per Vivid. February l6th-LCt
provisions. medicines. drugs, &c, % bales nay. clothing,
stationery. 81 es bread, 90 mats rice. 3es clothing; foreign
NaIue. Il 0I-ni.
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ES .

II u
CoAsTwIsE.
Feb If-stmr James Makse. for Kauai
If-Stmr Lehna. for Maui and MOlokai
If-Stmr U Il Bishop, i0r Kauai
Il-Smr KHaueA Hou. for Kahului
H-Schr Nette Merrill. for Lahaina, Maui
14-Schr Jennie. for Kauai
I5-Schr Mana FOE Kuau
15-Schr KapiOlani. for Eva
I5-Schr Pearl. for HonOuh
IG-Schr Jennie walker, for PuuAluu
I6-Stmr Mokohi. for KOolaupapa
IG-Schr Warwick. Br MOlokai and Lanai
1G-SImr WaimanaiO, Er WaimanAlO
IT-Schr MokuoiA, for Eva
I5-Schr KekOulOahi. for Hawaii
Is-SlOop Sarah. for WaimAnalO
1s-SchT Josephine, for Waimea
FoREIGS.
Is-P N 8 5 Australia. CargiIl. for San Francisco
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In placing the Custom House Statistics,
prepared by Col. Allen, the Collector
General, for the year 1880, before the pub
lie, we think it worthy of mention, that
this is the Seventeenth Annual Report
rendered in person by that efficient and
worthy officer, to the Finance Department.
The sum collected during the period, over
which these reports extend, is nearly four
million of dollars, at a cost to the Govern
ment of less than 4 per cent, which not
only includes that of collecting revenue,
but the expenditure necessary for guarding
the port, and for the storage and care of
bonded goods, including the Kerosene
Warehouse, etc. 1t may be of interest to
some to look back on the annual collection
dnrinn 20 AlIapJS ;no,p,ho,o
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= Mr.. L. Aseu is reported in last weeks issue
as having said, that people do not die of small pOx
in China, when they have Chinese physicians
which Mr.. Asea did not say as our common
NOR tality attends this epidemic in China, as well as
elsewhere doctor. or no doctor.
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e Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Horace Lingard. we'll
known star actors. passed through here on their way
to San Francisco per steamer Australia, having just
finished q very successful engagement in the
Coioniea
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y Mr.. Oderkirk was unsuccessful in his
eudeayor to get away on the II. w. Almy, owing
to her having sprung a leak, which necessitated
her return to port. His many friends may be
glad to hear that he was more successful with
the Australia. he having, it is reported, got off
in Der, in disguise.
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FRESH CALIFORNIA FRUITS,
POTATOES & ONIONS
BY EVERY STEAMER.

By e. STEAMER.
Corn. Beans and Wheat, Hams, Bacon and Shoulders,
Dried and Canned Fruits, Nuts and Raisins,
Sugared Figs, Barbary Dates.
In lots to suit the Trade & for Family use.
~ All goods direct from Main House in San Francisco, so
call and examine and compare prices.
Fresh Eastern Oysters.
BY EVERY sTEAhER.
Orders received for Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Seeds, etc.
Grape Cuttings. and Olive Trees from our own Orchards and
Vineyards-Main House, San Francisco, Cali Fruit Canning
Factory q Packing House for dried and green fruits. San Jose,
Cal. L. G.. sRESOVICH & CO.,
fss II % GaeeB street
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the Septima, or any other vessel, have will
fully misrepresented the sanitary condition
of their vessel, so that a contagious disease
has been, or has had an opportunity to be,
introduced into this Kingdom, then the
duty and action of our Government is plain
and unmistakable..
A man who should introduce into a
neighbours house, a box said to contain only
harmless articles, but in fact, contained n
deadly serpent, which, escaping, struck
death amongst innocent people, would be
summarily dealt with as the worst kind of
a murderer.
The Quinta and the Septima have intro
duced into the country worse than venomous
serpents But whatever action may be ia
ken by Government, we presume it will be
deliberate and careful and determine, not
only what share the Misrepresentation of
officers of vessels, but also the negligence,
or inefficiency of any of our officials, may
have contributed to our present misfortune.
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LARGE QUANTITY OF OPIUx.-The Australia
had 10000 tins Of opium on board, it was shipped
in the Colonies for San Francisco. They are
welcome to IL
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MEAT MARKETS.

The undersigned, Proprietors of the CITY 4 IMAM
MARKETS, hereby give notice TO their patrons and the pub
lie generally, that owing to the increased prices demanded by
graziers for Beef Cattle and Sheep, Gas veil as the fact that
the former are smaller than in the past) they will be compelled
on and after FEBRUARY LIST, to raise the price of meat in
their respective Markets As fellows. All Beef and Mutton
Cats, l2t cents per pound; Veal. Is cents per pound.
o. J. HOLT,
ja29f RAUPp & sCHRADKR,
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

81 The grand drawing Of prizes at Harris Astor
House on Hotel street, will take place this, Saturday,
avpnin0
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. Mr.. E. Furgie the general agent of the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of California. is at
present in Honolulu. endeavoring to spread the
benefits of Mutual Life Assurance among the COM
munity. As soon as the embargo on passenger
traffic to the other islands is taken of, he intends to
make q tour among them. stopping for q short time
at each of the important centers Of population.
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e Some of our supplies we may purchase to
better advantage in the British Colonies than in
any other market ; and we therefore call attention
to the advertisement of F. L~assetter & Co. CT
Sydney, the largest establishment of its kind in the
Colonies Their large operations and advantage of
low freights from Europe enable them to lay down
some Of their stock at very low rates.
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vessel. for Ho-oIulu from Foreign Ports.
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VEssELs IN PORT.

Brig NtchOIaus, Thomas
Sch sarah Ann. johnson
Tern A p Jordan. CrRik
Bgtne COnsuelO, Howard
Blk Rehiios
Bk Hermine, Meyer
BIZ Rainier; Wulh
stmr SeptimA Peterson
Blk Viola, Price
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NOTICE.

vHyHE OF ROSE s. CO.. CARRY
ing on business as Sugar Planters at Waimanslo, Koo-
laupoko, Oahu, is composed Of Myron J. Rose, Michael Lewis
aud Joseph 8. Quincy.
Myron J.. Rose residing in Honolulu. and Michael Lewis
and Jos. s. Quincy residing at " aimanalo, KoOlaupoko, Oahu,
ROSE 4 CO.
Honolulu, Oahu, Feb. End, 1881. fe6St
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Kegs of Boston Pork.
ENOR SALE BY
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LLPERSON Ms HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the Estate of the late Frederick w. K. Beckley, are
hereby notified TO present the same within six months from
this date, duly authenticated, and with proper vouchers, or
the same will be forever barred; and all persons Indebted to
said Estate are requested to make prompt payment to
EMMA NJ. BECKLEY.
kxecutrix, or to
J. NJ. DAVIDSON,
her Attorney, No. 81 Merchant Street, Honolulu.
Honolulu, February 18th, 1881. fel9 2m
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- Our Supplement to-day contains Editorial
Articles, Correspondence, etc.

p The ordinary monthly meeting of the
Guild of st, Andrew was held on Thurrday even
ing at the schoolroom in the Cathedral Close.
After the usual devotional exercises the Warden
read a passage by Montalembert on some features
of monasticism in the early Irish Church.
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NNR. w. L. GREEN N Mr.. H. MAC
W PARLANE will act for me, and my hrm. under n joint
power of attorney, during my temporary absence from this
Kingdom.
Honolulu, January 18th, 1881. jazz
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TRANSLATE,
TO THE PUBLIC!

is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL
~ persons having personal business OF any kind with resi-
dents of WAIMANALO, that for the present they will be
restricted TO certain designated places Of meeting established
on the road.
ness will be allowed upon the grounds OF the WAlMANALO
PLANTATION UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
fel2 2t (Signed) JOHN CUM MINIS.
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Cases of Boston Baked Beans,
nIRECT FROM GUARANTEED
~ A. w. BUSH.
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TO LET.

a FINE COTTAGE.
N ING Parlor and Three Bed Rooms, Dining Room, Large
Pantry and Kitchen; also, Carriage House and Stables. Stu
ated en- Nuuanu Road, just above the First Bridge, near Mr..
Cunha's residence For further information enquire Of
HART BROS, at the Astor House, Hotel ct.
Honolulu, February 10th, 1881. feI9u
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MUsIc.-The Band will play in Emma Square
this afternoon, commencing ut four O'Clock. Fol
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Gases OF those Celebrated Boston Tomatoes
ED By EVIL BROS, 2 t-2 lib
TINS. For Sale by
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Gases of Boston Potted Meats.
~" A. w. BUSH
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Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
rs,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
istng between J. S. Walker, T. s Spalding and VIM. =.
Irwin. under the firm name of WIN. G. IRWIN & Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities will be as
sumei and Indebtedness collected by Vim. q. Irwin, who
alone is authorized to sign the firm name in settlement Of its
.aairs J. ). WALKER.
Il 8. SPALDIEG,
WM. G.. IRWIN.
HnnnInln. II. l.. July Let, 1880.
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NOTICE.

a LII ACCOUNTS DUE ND OWING TO
- the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Office up
to and including the Both day of August, must be settled with
J. II. Black only. And all Indebtedness up 10 the same date
" i'll be settled by J.H II. bLACh.
UoooIuIn Auoust 30. 1880. sea II
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e Prevention is better than cure, and as
the doctors all agree physic is of little or no
avail in case of smallpox or other epidemic
fever but good fare and care are the saving in
huences. And as these remedies are best applied
as preventatlves especially the feed,-there-
fore, feed well on a good generous diet of fresh
meats, good vegetables and groceries, prepared
in appetizing dishes and a tg for the doctors.
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OPIUM SEIzURy.-A Chinaman while coming
out Of the Mail Dock on Tuesday afternoon, was
searched by the vigilant Custom House Officers,
and three tins of opium found on his possession.
He had procured il, no doubt, from his Celestial
brethren on the Australia. ChInaman and
opium found q resting place at the Station
House.
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SroLEE BoSDs.-Mr. E. Jones has published in
our advertising columns the numbers and amount Of
Bonds stolen from the safe in his premises at Lahaina
during his absence at MolOkai at the beginning of
this month. They are all Hawaiian Government
Bonds. the total amount being $4,000. They are
not likely TO be found ofmuch value by the thief who
ever he may be, as any one, before negotiating them
von,d want 10 know more about the vendor than he
would fee. il convenient TO tell.
e The steamer &" Septima" brings S4O Chinese
laborers. She made q 6ne passage OF 20 days from
Canton, arriving here on Sunday. She Will return
to China. leaving here about ten days hence or
course she and her living freight are in quarantine
and of course her officers repoit that there has been
no sickness on board during the voyage. except q
case Of fever. Of which the patient died ON the second
day u the Toysge.
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Cases of those Celebrated Huckins' Tomato
and Mock Turtle Soups.
NOR SALE RT
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HE LAND LEAGUE LEGIoN.-At least
two thirds OF the members were pre-
sent at the Land League meeting on
Sunday. The resolution authorizing
the Executive Committee to rent the
Assanpink Block hall was rescinded,
and the meeting took recess for the
purpose of inspecting the hall in the
Washington Market building, for
merly occupied by the Universalist
Church
Upon re-assembling, Mr.. Stapleton
moved that the Executive Committee
be instructed to lease the premises
formerly occupied by the Universalist
Church. The motion was agreed to.
The Treasurer reported balance
on hand of $44696.
Mr. Fagin reported seven new mem
bers and Mr.. Higgins one.
Under the head of Educational,
Mr.. Nangle read the following official
declaration of
THE OBJECTS OF THE LEAGUE.
First, to put an end to rack-renting,
eviction and landlord oppression !;
second, to effect such radical change
i'll the land system of Ireland as will
put it in the power of every Irish
farmer to become the owner in fair
terms of the land he tills. The means
proposed to effect these objects are
|. Organization among the people
and tenant farmers for purposes of
self-defence and intoxicating the abso-
lutte necessity of their refusing to take
any farm from which another may be
evlcted, or from purchasing any cattle
or goods which may be seized on for
non-payment of impossible rent 2.
The cultivation of public opinion by
persistent exposure, in the press and
by public meetings, of the monstrous
injustice of the present system and of
its ruinous results. 3. A resolute de-
mand for the reduction of the excess
sive rents which have brought the
Irish people to q state of starvation.
4. Temperate but firm resistance to
oppression and injustice.
The League then adjourned until
tomorrow afternoon at half past four
o'clock.
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Employment for all.

$1,000 made in 30 days. We want
every body to write to us for full par
ticulars of business in which money
can be made easily, honestly and rap
idly. We are selling a Household
article that is needed by every family
in the world. The profits to agents
are from 100 to 500 per cent. Wheth-
er you want to engage IN our busl-
ness or not, we can impart valuable
information to you. Either ladies or
gentlemen can conduct the business
successfully It will cost you only
one cent to write to us. Do not neg
lect this opportunity the business
is light and pleasant. Full partlcu-
lars free. Address
BUCKEYE M'F'e Co., Marion, Ohio.
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ST.. PATR1cK's DAY.-The anniver-
sary of Ireland's patron saint was
celebrated in this city on Thursday
by appropriate services at the Catho-
lie Churches, and in the afternoon the
Ancient Order of Hiberni ms made a
parade through the principal streets
The association paraded 1913 men, ex-
elusive of officers and invited guests
The following was the order of pro-
cession
Mounted Marshal, Dennis F. Roe.
Winklers Seventh Regiment Band in
winter uniform. Henry Brown, John
J, Clancy and Michael Hurley, respec-
lively, President, Secretary and Urea
surer of the association. Open ba-
rouche containing, John P Rogers,
State Secretary Patrick Gallager,
Esq, Treasurer of the county organi-
zltlon of Philadelphia, and Bernard
Conway, David J. DAILY, VIM. Doody
and Patrick Mcbride, Past Grand
Officers of the organization in Penn
sylvania. Members of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians in full regaia.
Alter the parade was over the visit
ing strangers were shown around the
city by their friends. In the evening
they were given supper at Capt.
Hurleys hotel, on Hanover street, by
State Secretary John P. Rogers.
Alter the substantials had been dis
cussed the feast of reason and the
now of soul /" commenced. Toasts
We're responded to in honor of "The
Day, "The Organization aThe
Visitors, "The State" and "The
fress. And when at last the lateness
OF the hour and the good habits
formed in early youth, from which
we have never departed, compelled us
10 abandon the happy company to
seek repose, we left them discussing
me relative merits of Mumm and
Roderer
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Notices..


Estate of Mansfield Herbert, deceased.
Pursuant, to the order of the Surrogate OF
the county Of Mercer, made on the first day
of September, A. D. one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty, notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the estate
of Mansfield Herbert, late of the county OF
Mercer deceased, to present the same, under
oath or affirmation, To the subscriber, on or
before The first day of June next, being nine
months from the date of said order; and any
creditor negecting to bring in and exhibit
his or her claim under oath or affirmation
within the time SO limited, will be forever
barred of his or her action therefor against
said executrix.
ELLEN f. HERBERT, Executrix.
Dated the first day of september, A. D
1880.
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The above cut excellent likeness H Williams our new
fnadepha correspondent Next to Lieut. Howard Lny Smith, city
OF the Boston Evening N he enjoys the best journalistic position
coored and his
culaton than those o any other of hisr
He born at Holdaysbugh received
mon school education but early end rowing disposition and travelled
extensively before acquiring habaon settling upon
occupation In 1868 he settled
until 1872 being employed unmporant literary
that In 1872 Philadelphia
lalm as his profession He made rapid advancement this field being
employed from to time papers present
ate editor of the Philadelphia Sunday P position which he held
for the Mr. Williams industrious newsgaherer
graceful Under
presenting its readers with interesting reports
Philadelphia will be materially
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If the bill, which has passed the
Senate, and which makes it a crime to
prevent colored children from enter
ing our public schools, becomes law,
Ringgold street school-house will soon
stand empty and the occupation of its
teachers be like that of Othello.-
Trenton Herald.
Well, the bill has now passed both
houses, and undoubtedly will become
law. Don't you believe that the
school-house mentioned will stand
empty, nor that the occupation of it's
teachers is gone. This bill don't take
any children out of the city.
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Advertisements on the first page Is per cent.
advance of above rates.
Cuts and extra display, IS per cent advance
Special notices, Immediately following reading
matter, 20 per cent. advance
Business notices, leadeu, on local page, 10 cents
per line for the first insertion and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion.
Half yearly and yearly advertisers have the
privilege of renewing their advertisements quar-
t,rlv without extra charge
Transient advertisements payable la advance
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. All
others due at any time after first insertion.
Business cards, not exceeding six lines, $500 a
year.
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A very creditable and success ul
entertainment was given at Taylor
Opera House Assembly Rooms on
Thursday evening, for the benefit of
the pastor of st. Paul's Methodist
Church.
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The Senate on Wednesday con-
frmed the Governors nomination of
George S. Duryea as Clerk in Chan
Gerry, rejected that of Henry G. KEEL
sew as Secretary of State, and took no
action on that of P III. Laverty as
State Prison Keeper.
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PEARCE's
IMPROVED CAHOON
Broadcast Seed Sower.

SosCs Grain, Grass Seed,
Hemp. Rice, Everything.
No man can do it so we'll by hand
1t does the work of 5 men.
It has stood the test of years. Re-
ceived First Premium at 81 State
Fairs i'm 2 years. Good, Substantial,
Reliable Machine. warranted to do all
that is claimed for it.
Price only $500.
Send stamp for descriptive circular.
r. H. ALLEN & Co., Agents,
New York
D. LANDRErH & SoS. Agents,
Philadelphia. Pa
GOODELL COMPANY,
ANTRIM, N. H.,
Sole Manufacturers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DoDsoN, northeast corner Greene
and Front streets, gives away beau
titul chrome to every purchaser Of
any of his goods.
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Stop In and see JOHN H. SAuNpER
son, the grocer, at los South Greene
81, Washington Market.l He does
d I'VE busine IS on a cash basis. It is
a good place to buy. 42-tf
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The opinion is gaining ground that
Governor Ludlow will next week
again send to the Senate the nominal
ton of Henry G, Kelsey for Secretary
of State, and that in place of Patrick
H. Laverty he will send in the name
of Ex-Assemblyman Campbell, of
Middlesex county.
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A joint meeting Of the Legislature
will be held on Wednesday next, at
noon, for the appointment of Police
Justices, Commissioners of Deeds, &c.
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The Stockton Rife Range will open
on Saturday, April 9th.
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Assemblyman Richard A. Donnelly
proved on Thursday that he endeav-
or to represent his entire constitu-
ency.
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SAUNDERsoN will sell you groceries
at the very lowest prices and deliver
'them at your residence without extra
charge.
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Oysters are cheaper and more plen-
tiful than they have been all winter.
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For FIRST CLASS LIQUORS of any kind,
90 to the RESORT HOUSE, 121 South
Greene Street 24-7