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Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
JOHN WANAMAkER.

French printed sateens
should be named next to
silks, for they were meant to
look Ike them and to take
their place. But they have
come to have an importance
OF their own so great as TO
make one forget that they
ever were an imitation OF
anything. If youwantto know
what we mean by satcens,
you must see them here.
Satcens are everywhere but
fine satcens OF pretty pat
terms somehow are by no
means common. No other
house here is likely to have
.I74 different patterns OF
them. Some very ugly stut1s
have been called sateens, but
there is nothing ugly in this
entire lot. We have had ever
since February hundreds OF
different satecns, coming and
gong, at 50 cents to 81 a
yard. Now as the season ad-
vances We make lower prices
IS to IS cents, with $50 to
800 styles to select from all
fine, the difference mostly in
the color printing.
Fourth o untnr fr' N ccn'cr, towards Market
street, LETT Ut man aisle.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

The rejection Of Jay Gould by the
Eastern Yacht Club, though a slight
social rebuff, has given him no dis
couragement. He has organized ayacht
club Of his own, with the finest yacht In
the world to start with.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
InLeneUdent Candidate.

VIM. IT. Quinn, who was 50 badly
beat en- in the Second ward, on Satur-
day, says he will be an independent
for Council in order to teach
tie Democratic bosses lesson. Wade
in, William, and make it hot for them.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
ftOCklAn(l Ahead.

At game Of base hall on Sat'r'''S
hetwren ninrs selected from the l'%h,
land and Augustine paper mills, 'r nc
former we're victorious, aIt,ra '"s
game, by a score of 40 to 8.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
Departure Of the silver Star.

The steamer Silver Star, which N',
been undergoing repairs at the yards "
the Harlan q HoIlingsworrh toInE"Iii,
left yesterday morning for PhiladrIIn.n''' I.n'
in charge of Captain j. Mcln1ire. sh' h'
talas the place of the Gem, one OF '''
up river boats.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
Attention, Comrades |!

The department officers wi W." n'
Smyth Post, No. I, G. A. H., this '''" 'I,
ing, for the purpose of inspecting '"'
Post. A full attendance is desired
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21


You can see baby coaches
here, ready to trundIe the
babv to Hanbury Cross, or
in pieces, You can say Put
this and that and that togeth-
cr," and have your coach suit
you exactly; or you can buy
the pieces, and have the fun
OF putting them together
yourself.
Market streets
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

The exquisite Embroider-
ed Robes in boxes are justin.
Mr.. Butler, in Paris, took
a small lot OF French Sateens
and sent them off to St. Gall,
where they have been ex-
quisitely embroidered in
open work and colored
threads of same shade as the
sateen, or contrasting shades
for variety.
Each robe contains 10
yardsof material and 9 yards
Of embroidery. Prices from
$40 to SIS. This is good
service and direct between
St. Call and PhiIadel phla.
Second counter from Chestnut street entrance
.....
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
hnilluel Renner Worse.

viii not be forgotten that some four
weeks ago Samuel Benner young lad
was seriously injured near th" freight
depot of the Wilmington * Northern
Railroad, by a car wheel running over
and crushing his foot. DR.. Ogle had the
lad taken to the residence of his aunt,
on Madison street below Ninth, where
his foot was dressed, and strong hopes
wer" entertained for his speedy re-
covrry. During the last few days,
how"v"r,a relapse has set in and the lad
Is now in critical condition.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
To Get Your Hair Cut

and have clean shave, 60 to John S.
Geisendeorfer, Twelfth and Walnut
streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
Boy Wanted.
DEATHS.

A good steady boy to learn print:
ing. Apply at the REprBLIcAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

KUGI.ER-On the 10Th inst, Florence L.,
wife Of David Iuyler, IN Ind END year Of
her age.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully in
yited TO attend her funeral frou the residence
Of her husband. on Stroud street, BrOwntOwn,
OH Wednesday afternoon at 2O'clOck.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
For sale.

Canary birds warranted to sing or no
sale. Apply in the evening only, NO.
S32 Monroe street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
The SUPERIOR Court.

court r-opnued this morning at 10
0.c,o.E NdU Il full bench. Mr. Lore
mad, The o,o-,ug Argument in the case
OF the ,I-put'd signature on the COII"c-
tors bonI II" spoke until 1880, when
the jury were hargcd at some length
by the Chlrt Justice aud retired at Il
O'Clock, After Ii.pOSing Of number
Of motions, Court took recess at |
o'clock until u clock this afternoon.
Dover's brass band has purchased
a full set Of new instruments
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

Trunks, bags and all the
baggage-carrying convenlen-
ces of travellers. All grades
Trunks, from paper to sole
leather Nalises, from canvas
to alligator, and Bags Of like
variety. Shawl straps.
Linen Lap Busters, 50
cents up, and Horse Sheets,
ST up.
Trunks in basementand Satchels on first floor
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

Second counter from Chestnut street entrance
uLh OF main aisle.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

LHDR RENT-HOTSt.S IN DlrFEKENT
II parts Of the city. POOLE y PElECE,
m3I.Gt No. West seventh street
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

NTANTED-A BOY 70 LEARN CAKE
w baking. Apply nt S25 Market street.
m2l.2ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

VIZ NANTED.-A WHITE GIRL, To DO
w general huusewVrk, in IA small family,
at II East Fourth street. NIL ~
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

NOR RENT-A COUPLE or ROOMS
l. rooms. for lIghthousekecpInV. one
square from Market street. Address Rooms,
inns ,ffrC. m21-Zt'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

WANTED A GIRL OR MIDDLE AGED
w woman in IA small family, at lo6 Mar
krt street mZl.2t'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
AT
John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Monday:

Strangers in the city are
invited to see the store and
use its conveniences leave
t h e ir handbags, parcels,
etc. TWe are not thinking
of how many goods we shall
sell them; but rather how
much they will advertise us.
LOlN MANAMAkER.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

WA NIkD-WHlTE GIRL IDR GENE
w raj nuuEcwOrk must he u good cook
washer ana lroncr. Apply at 1891 W. Eighth
street in2.-nt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
IOHN WANAMAKER.

Fourth o untnr fr m ccn'cT, towards Market
street LEFT Ut man aisle
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21
IOHN WANAMAkER

Trunks in hasementand Satchels on first fool
near Marke' street center entrance.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

IITDR RENT-Ao q ROOM HOUSE. APPLY
Il at cigar store, N W. corner Third and
Adams streets. II2l.3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

w ANTED-A GIRL IN SMALL FAM
w lly, no washing must have good re
commentator. Apply at 700 TntnaII street.
m2l-4t.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

WANTED. - INN Ed ATELI - FOR
w cash, "A large and cheap tract Of land,
on Delaware Railroad, between Wilmington
and Dover, and on small navlgable stream,
for manufacturing purposes.
m2l2t HEALD x 90.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

u ENbNAL-fb' LIE {. FElRtE HANL
IL removed tholrUliIcc To No. i " Seventh
street m2l-Gt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

=" "ANIEl-A WOMAN, WHITE OK
w colored, for houscwork. to 70 Il short
distance in the country. Apply at 3O7 East
Eighth street. MI ~
Daily Republican., 1883-05-21

NANTED-A SMALL STORE NEA X
w Market street. suitable for confectiun,
cry, with dwelling house, 1T reasonable rent.
Apply at tins office. In2l-3t'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-28
Eefesrap6if6e 9epef@em.
Oeuti d. Ian b.

Serlin, 81. 9lus. Der SnnpeSratb
lit auf ben 81. unb Der &ei6sta9 anf ben
30. b. SO. sinberuien woroen.
Berlin, %. @us. OaS Wfunbltiid
Sismard's, Die vHorSbeuti6e aasemeine
2eituns~, last in elmer Grpioeruns anf
Sic 9lnsriiie Der fransOiil6en Sldtter sesen
0euti6lanb uno beren Gabeseidrei: /:
Sranfrei6 allein beSrobe ben 6rieben Gus
rupa's. Sin ipl6er Stanp Der Sinse
tOnne ni6t obne ernitli6e Gefabr forts
bauern, bic blu6 bic Asitation erresten
QeiSeni6aiten fSnnten leidt Die Sanbe beS
Srisbsns bre6en.
Berlin, %. glus. Sismard bat ben
Yilbbauer S9ilins tinsslaosn, nad 8iis
Iinaen Al fommen uno pon ibm cine Viilte
bersultsllen, welde fir aae tiinttisen Sils
Der pon Sem 6iiriten ais wsooea Sisnen
iou.
Man9en, 25. @us. @m &Snisspa:
lait, ben &Snis 9ubwis Don Bapern ail
Der Snisl I'M Gbiemiee baut, brad ein gau'
aerait; bar1 ben Shlrs rpnrben 23 Wsanr
sst6Stst uub n perlett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-28
Snbnqn SOMA Sitnaag ben 2S angnf 1888. Nnmmer 63l.

He9ierung 9eforoerte Summe CUR geltrei
tuns Der. BroSeBtOiten gu rebusiren, bod
wurSe Sieier antras NIT 99 sesen "a Stim
men abgelebnt. Sm peiteren yerlaui Sc,
Snb9etberatbun9 nabmsn bic irii6en Mit.
slieber wieberbpIt @,elesenbsit, aui bic ge.
l6weroen Srlanb's suridSusommsn unb
ii6 iiber einSelne @epaltafte Ser Geeie,
rnns 81 beflasen. Die Debate nabm
mitnnter einen iebr beftisen Gbarattsr an.
slls es ii6 I'M geitreituns Der Soften Ser
Sanbs sGommiiiiOn banbelts, ertIdrte 9ars
nea, wenn bic RdnseI Der 9anbacte ni6t
balb beieitist piiroen, 70 miiiie man auf
eine ernitere unb uersweifeItere asitas
tion IN SrIanb sefaBt iein, ais iie bis ba.
bin ie ifattssfunben. 0as @eiet lei nit
Der srOBten 9fadldiiisteit unb @irf,rnsss
loiisfeit polftredt woroen, bic nit Der
Strense unb giinttli6teit, NIT Der man
Sas @eiet sur Serbitlns uon gerbre6en
uou3osen, in itartem @iberipru9 itebe.
Die Gbolera 1T in Gsppten fart
in Der Nbnabme besriffen. Die offisieQ
semeloeten SOpesfdlIe betrllsen gu slnfans
Der Ieeten @ode nod swii6en 600 unb
700, am Gnbe Oerielben nur nod 400.
Sn 6airo i6eint Die &ranfbeit 9ans i'm
besriiien, ba tdsIi9 weniser
ais 10 6dle gemelbet werben. Oabinaes
gen nimmt iie in aleranbria lanaiam au, !
inoem Die 3abl Der 6dqs auf tdsli6 80 bis
40 seitiegen mar, Der gprbon -un ales
cambria lit aufseboben morben. gs wirb
bebauptet, baB ii9 bic &ranfbeit mad bem
Cuban ausbreite. Sn gIieiiinsen, SoIs
lamb, famen einise 6dle pon Gbolerine
Sn slnnam baben bic fran3Siii9en
besonnen. Oas 9es
Iduaoer unter albmiral gourbet blodirt |
1ouram, brei Msil.n Don Der Sauptifabt
que. Sosar bas 8ombarbemsnt Der less
teren iol bersits am SamitaS bssonnen
baben, mas isood cine ipdtere Oepei6e in
gbrebe itelt. Ssds &risssidiffe nabmen
an ben Operationsn Sbsil. Der 6einb be-
itanb buuptiddli6 aus Gbineien, weI9e
nit Bennington @ewebrsn bewaifnet iinb.
@emeral 8oust befebliste bel benz ansriii
auf Sontap, einen iieben @feilen pon Sas
moi belessnen fart bsfeitisten Ort, ben
linten 6liisel. Seine Grnppen sdblten
1000 Mann, wdbreno Der 5eino $4,000
Mann itart mar. Die feinbli9e Stellnns
rpurbe spar senommen, aber fiir unbaltbar
era6tet. Gin GbsiI Der fransOiiiden Srups
pen sos ii6 unter Oedlns bur3 bic &anos
nenboote na9 benz SluB surid, wdbrenb
Der 8sit i9 na6 Sanoi wenoete, wo sr
pollitdnbis eridOpft abenoS I'm Sieben
anlanste. slud bas Centrum traf bort
elm, Der redte 6lasel basesen bat cine IN
Der Na9t pom Ssinbe serdumte Steanns
b,iest. 0amit 1T bic studri9t ni4t sans
In Sintlans gu brinsen, bas bic 5ranSoien
weitsrs llnternebmuns .einssitsat babsn,
neil ibrs Gruppensabl iid st einem slnsriii
auf Sontap unb gaeninb, bic beioen itdrfs
fen Stellunssn in benz 5luB:0slta, aIs s'l
I6wa6 erpisien bat. Der MiBerfols ibs
res ansriiis bat iie entmutbist unS ben
Seinb ermutbist. lleber bic bsiberieitissn
Yerluits iinb bic Ra@ri9ten nod wiSer'
ipre4enb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-28
preiie Ger 2ln,eieen.

Ssber 3Ou Der epahs per c,asr.. =. s. 1900
' 8 Wonats. 4 S't0
&oeaI Rottaen.
Siir iebe !3sile grepier, soer bsen &aum, bob
eritemal 10 Gents, Die naahen Rai, Cents.
8siratbs= nnb 3obesanseieen nit Gprudn
$3.50, obne SpruA $1.00.
answdrtiss aussissn naT,n poraasss,ablt p,roen.
gn;eissu fir 9hnies, Qotterien, @sIlds{psIs
,,c., bic Dem @eifs Der tatb. Sir1e ;umiSer, fiHs
ben feline Aafnabme.
Anaeisen ienbe man ipateRens Nfpns
tag MOrsen elm.
JOB 2lrbeiten aller 2lrt prompt unb
billie auseefihrt.
Sffir Ser @a3ette:.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24

The Coronation Is now an accomplished
fact, and II this novel performance Is TO be
made a means Of binding together the hearts
Of the people II will have been Of use.
1t Is perfectly certain thn, from the initiation
of the members Of this cabinet in the high seats
they occupy in our government 10 the present
time, the mind Of the nation has not been
united in supporting them as 1T for their posi-
tons
Therefore in order to calm and paciiy the
agita,ed public mind, in the name Of the
people, we beg that these men be removed
from their places wihou, delay, tina, thus this
new ceremony may have is due effect, and the
prayer Of the people from one end Of the land
TO the other may be answered.
Let il please the King to give earnest heed
TO this prayer, and to appoint such men as are
trusted at home and respected abroad. II is
unnecessary for US at this time to rehearse the
reasons for this petition, for the people through
out the length and breadth Of the land are well
acquainted with the causes OF the nations com.
plant.
II is not possible for the government to
cleanse itself by merely stitching up the tat.
tered robe Of this ministry. We are convinced,
and so doubtless are the many wise and
thoughtful persons, that II is well nigh impossi.
BILE TO patch up this ragged garment with new
cloth. In order then to meet the purpose Of
this petition let the whole cabine, be removed.
-iae tina, Feb. ", 1883.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
THE NA7IYE PRESS.
ADoLPHUS

One Of the great imperections in our politics
is the lack of two distinct political parties, as
exist in the governments Of England, France,
the United States and other countries.
II we were to distinguish and indicate by
name the parties that really exist among us
now, the following would perhaps be the APP
propriate names for them, the bread and butter
(hoopilmeaal party and the independent
(kuokoa) party.
The differentiation OF two political parties in
our politics would result in one party growing
stronger than another, while one party was in
control of affairs.
, But these two parties should be united in
jealous devotion to the good OF the land Of
their birth, the honor of Their ruler, and the
principles on which they are founded.
These two parties would be constantly striv-
ing at all the elections, and the side thai was
victorious would be in authority.
Seeing that we at the present time are boasting
Of our enlightenment, we think il Is time for
US to increase our wisdom to meet the demands
Of the future, and we beg Of all thoughtful
people in the country to work on this plan,
and to carry out this idea at the next election.
THE writer Of the above has not carefully
distinguished between cause and effect, and
does no, seem to be informed as to the true
purpose and origin Of n political party
A political party does not spring up in re-
Spouse to call OF request, but il grows in ac-
eordance with natural law, as result OF
social OF political demand or necessity, as
from the necessity to resist an evil OF to assert
and carry forward right OF principle.
7,aaI,l
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24

j need not tbinL il necessary 10 eay.
erneps for the matter ~ figures. thai
Venice IL built on scventy-two small
isiands, III size from nm acre upward,
fosmcrIy soft, muddy deposits through
which the rising tide lnnguidly flowed
that 1t had it's origin in the fear Of Attils
and his Northern barbarians, which
drove thousands from tho mainland 10
take shelter In this desoate swamp that
the city transacts it's more important
commerce almost entirely ON the water,
having no wheeled vehicles Whatever,
and no streets for horses, and no horses,
except three that are kept in the muse
um for the children 10 SEQ as a curiosi.
ty; that the seyenty-two original islands
are now intersected by lat canals, which
are crossed by 30G bridges reached by
steps on either side that the "streets, :"
so called, which cross these bridges and
are trayersed by foot passengers, are
only four to eight feet wide, squirming
everywhere between the houses, and in
three or four places, where there il con-
slant and much passing, narrowing ~ .
foot and half, actually excluding stout
persons from the use Of the thorough
fare.
The gondolas are used for the travel Of
the fcw-t ats, Of those who have some
money to spend for luxuries-the mar
row streets are used by the many. Most
of the traffic is carried on in the streets.
There are no hand.carts, no dog-carts,
no wheelbarrows. nothing on wheels.
Everything is carried on the head or
shoulders or in the hand. saw man
bearing quarter of lamb on his naked
head-for our breakfast very likely.
Fresh water is received from two
sources-a little from twenty-six arte-
sian wells, but the most from the coun-
try, from which it is brought and kept
in tanks. II is free 10 the public only
from 8 to 10 and 4 to 5 each day, and
sold the rest OF the time, and between
these hours young women may be seen
hurrying to and from these reservoirs,
with metallic Jokes across their should
ers three feet long, and two-gallon cop
per buckets borne thereon, in which
the water is carried.
There is only one newspaper in Venice,
and one crier Of papers in the streets,
and this vendor makes a noise between
yelp and bray-a sad but desperate
noise, as if his epiRlottis had been struck
by lightning and he was about to ex-
pire in mortal agony William A.
CrOGut
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
ITALICS.

Impractical writer's are very apt 10
fall into the school girls habit Of using
italics with indiscriminate prodigality.
Yet we do not accept the total abstinence
principles OF the purists, who hate the
visible mark Of emphasis as the small
boy hates tub.night. One says that "the
use Of italics is an insult to the readers
understanding" If not used with mod
Grafton or good judgment, they certain
ly can be insulting and exasperatinR,
but there is no sense in rigid prohibit
ton. A writer quotes from Howells'
story to show that in many cases no skill
Of construction could produce the effect
which the author obtains by few italics.
Pages of description and analysis would
not have given us such a clear idea OF
Mrs. Maynard as We get from the under
scoring of her conversation. How keen
ly We realize the fretful, frivolous and
unreasonable woman when she says to
Grace, "as il during her sickness Bella
must have been wholly neglected.
Don't let the child be all dirt when her
father comes" But without the italics
how fiat the exclamation would seem.
The truth il, italics, like old Mediord
rum, calomel and dynamite and other
strong articles, are very good things in
their way, but you don't want too many
Of them, aud you must "handle with
care. "-Exchange.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24

4 BRAIN is avery hungry thing indeed,
and he who possesses it must constantly
ieea il by reading and thinking. or Il
vi shrivel up or fall '.'eep.-Spur.
CeHy
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
PLEASANTRLES.
SPELL fat with four letters-O BOT.
A SPIRITED business-M anufacturinR

Wuibhy.
CIRCUS mules are educated because
they exhibit brayin.
FUNNY items should never be con.
signed to the grave.
"THE old man eloquent When he
comes home tribe off.
The Philadelphia Sun thinks the
dressmaker is n pattern woman.
A LAWYER should never burn coal.
He gets along better with Coke than
Blackstone.
HE man who invented corsets was
foolish, for he might have known they
would all 60 to waist.
"WATER melancholy scene" said the
small boy when the farmers dog chased
him out of the patch.
A HoMELY young girl has the consola-
ton of knowing that, if she lives to be
AZ, she will be pretty old girl.
II DON'T like that cat; it's got splin-
ters in its feet" was the excuse of q 4
year-old for throwing the kitten away.
A LITTLE heat that can't be beat, the
window open wide little breeze, lit
tie sneeze, and you're the doctors pride;
SIPS for ten visits.
AN ambitious young writer having
asked "what magazine will give me
highest position quickest ?" was told,
"a powder magazine, if you contributa
fiery article"
CARLYLE, being once asked the differ
ence between natural fool and an
educated fool, replied, "Just about .he
difference between you and me, sus-
pect." Tie questioner was never able
to determine what kind Of fool he was.
~ SAW big boy and little fellow
quarreling over some marbles to-day"
said John. IBID your asked his
father. az hope you interfered to stop
their quarreling." Eyes, yes," said
John, ~ took the little fellows part"
AN old man, with head as destitute
Of hair as watermelon, entered an Aus
tin avenue drug store and told the clerk
he wanted q bottle Of hair restorer.
"What kind Of hair restorer do you
prefer?" az reckon I'll have TO take q
bottle Of red-hair restorer. That was
the color of my hair when I was boy"
-7sras Syfings.
HURRY UP, SIS.
Dearest delay not
Long have waited;
Sighed for the coming
OF kisses belsted;
Fragrant a. rosebuas,
Pure - tho dew;
Dearest, delay not
Im waiting for you.
"JUsr keep your bottle of whisky in
your closet, and, when the girl brings
you your hot shaving water in the morn
ing. you can mix your toddy quickly.
and not soul will know thing about
it," said the NJ. d. The plan worked
we'll until the old mans daughter
thought he must be going insane, be-
cause he wanted 10 shave five or six
times day.
Sr LOUIS boasts Of Q mailing clerk
whose extraordinary memory enables
him 10 name every pntoffice in tho
State and the county in which II Il
situated. A better test would be for
some one TO lend him dollar and then
call on him for payment in about three
weeks. Two 10 one the wonderful
memory would jump cog under such
severe test. Ordinary memories always
do.-Detroh Free ress.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
Blankets,

White and Fancy Blankets,
Fancy Striped Wooden, two sizes,
Scarlet, Orange White Wooden and points,
Buttons for Shirts, Goats, Pants, Dresses,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
PIE r FUN e r Y

Genuine Eau de Cologne, Lubin's Es-
tracts, Toile, Soaps, Philocome, Hair
Oil. Combs, Looking Glasses, Pipes, 1.
X Balls, Harmonious, Blank Books,
Gold Leaf. Jewelry. Gold Watches.
Tape, Elastic, Scars, Albums.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24
THE ONWARD MARCH OF PROGRESS.


In consequences Of the changes On Merchant street.
make fos the NEW CAMPBELL BLOCK.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-24

THE GROUNDS ARE SPACIOUS


tf Many of our traders will remember Mrs White
proprsios Of the lodging hoass on for street al
joining the Pantheon Stables which xas such cona.
forabls home under her management. rIs.m
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Vien,na Furniture,

Extension, Arm, Dining room and Parior Chairs,
Settees, Mirrors. ETC..
saddles, CaLfskias, Girfhs, stirr.p Leather,
Hemp & |. X. Packing. Coal Baskets,
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SUGAR AND RICE BAGS,
Groceries,
Of all sizes and qualities.

Groceries,
Sardines in half and quarter boxes,
Salt in Jars, Castor Oil in tins, Matches,
Cocoanut Oil, Wash Blue, H. White Lead,
Stearine Candles, :, S. and 6, H. q p Biscuit,
Hubbuck's Linseed Paint Oh. White Zinc Paint,
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6eneral ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMFORTABLE HOME /

A COMFORTABLE HOME
The undersigned has recently fitted Up
In elegant style the large roomy Cottage formerly be-
longing to the Lemon estate, on Nuuanu street.
beyond the Commercial Hotel premises
for the purpose Of conducting
4 supsrtsr Ledgiag Heuss.
The Of this pleasant retreat is the WHITE
HOUSE" Il cannot be surpassed IN the Kingdom fos
comfort and cleanliness.
THE GROUNDS ARE SPACIOUS
and osnamentsd with shade uees-
Persons Of responsibility may Away be sure Of cheer
full home there. sii,ns.room apart fos the
yenienee OF guests. A FEW MORE ROOMS ARE
VACANT. Terms always moderate.
MRS. J. 7. WHITE. Psepiesos.
~ Many of our Traders will remember Mrs Whine
asWopr,sios Of the lodging house Fort street. al.
the Pantheon shlrh ~...h