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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

is NOW OPEN
From ST. Paul and Duluth to Rozeman, Mon
tana, and from Portland, Oregon, and
Puget Sound to Missoula,
Montana
The gap is being filed at the rate of about two
miles per day, and The road will be finished be-
fore September. line of Concord Coaches runs
between the ends OF track Tourists and set
tiers can now go the road to reach any
point in Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington or
Oregon. The Northern Pacific line is the most
picturesque 1000 miles of travel on the Ameri-
can Continent. For Settlers, Pleasure Travellers
Hunters, Fishermen and Business Men it offers
unrivalled attractions. 1t Is the only direct
route to the wonderful Yellowstone National
Park, and the magnificent Snow Peaks and Ola
ciers of tine Puget Sound and Columbia river re-
gion, Pullman Cars on all through trains
G.. K. BARNES,
Gen1 Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Mimi
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Prices Always in Plain Figures.
.PETTIS, BASSETT & CO..
An Interesting Suit.

The suit OF Helen Bloom against the Franklin
Life Insurance Company. to recover the value
of policy on her husbands life, is on trial be-
fore Judge Taylor. Hon. W. D. McMullen, of
Dearborn county, and S. r. Downey appearing
for the plaintiff, and Harrison, Hines e. Miller
for the defendant An interesting point is in
volved in the case. Bloom was killed at Aurora
by his brother Albert. while he was viciously
assaulting the wife of the latter, by blow on
the head. Albert Bloom was acquitted of the
charge of murder, ana the defense in the pres
ent case claims that the widow cannot recover
on the insurance policy, because her husband
lost his life while engaged in unlawful act
l. e., assaulting his sisterin-aw. A strong
fight is expected to be made in tho case, and
decision will be looked forward to with interest.
TIE fns,t stock of furniture in the State is to
be found at King & Elders.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of City Civil Engineer.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 8, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
Will be received by me until IL o'clock noon. on
the goth day of April, 1883, for constructing a
brick sewer for the State of Indiana from the
buildings of the RefOrmatory Institution for
Women and Girls. to ana connecting with the
Washington street sewer at New Jersey streetin
Indianapolis, or at some point further east on
Washington street. The sewer, ii connected
with the Washington street sewer at New Jersey
street, will be about 6385 feet long and pig feet
internal diameter; the rest will be about 1865
feet long and 1SX27 inches internal diameters
and egg shaped. Plans and specifications OF the
work, including terms and conditions of the CON
tract to be entered into by the successful bidder
will be exhibited at my office on application.
The right is hereby reserved to reject any and
all bids.
8. H. SHEARER, Engineer.
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THE ALDERMEN,
They Do Not Agree to Allow the City At
torney to Advise the Police Commissions
ers-A Movement to Abolish the
City Boards.

There was nothing extraordinary in the pro-
ceedings of the Board of Aldermen last night
and comparatively brief session was held.
The action of the Council in giving its consent
to the city attorneys acting as the legal counsel
Tor OF the Metropolitan Police Commissioners
was not concurred in and the matter was re-
ferred TO the Judiciary committee, together with
the city attorney. Mr. Tucker claimed that the
attorney was at liberty to give any counsel to
the commissioners which he might deem con-
sistent with his duties, and that the city had no
right to give him any instructions in regard
to the matter. The motion to refer
was adopted by a vote of five to three, namely:
1eas-Messrs De Ruiter, Drew, Hamilton, Sci
bert and Tucker. Nays-Messrs. Mussman, New
man and Layman.
The Citizens Street Railway Company was
granted permission to station transfer car at
the intersection of Washington and Illinois
streets.
The city attorney was directed, on the motion
OF MT Hamilton, ito report whether or not the
city, under the provisions of the law, can call in
her bonds before maturity and pay or fund them
by reissue"
The clerk of the board was directed to notify
eacn department OF the city government "the
amount of estimate of each for fiscal year end
Ing June l, 1883, and the amount expended by
each to March l, 1888, as shown by report of the
finance committee"
The Panhandle Railroad Company were
granted an extension of time of ninety days in
winch TO remove the distractions in Pogue's run.
The street commissioner and city civil en-
Eineer were directed to Immediately place the
arches over Pogue's run, near Meridian street, In
safe condition.
The city attorney was instructed to prepare an
ordnance, to be introduced at the next meeting
of the Council, abolishng all the official boards
and providing for "new boards or committees
Tor the different departments, each consisting of
hve members of the Council, and two members
or each committee shall be Democrats"
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The Best I Ever Uused

That is what was said to-day of the Enamel
Paint made at Cleveland, by party who has
had considerable experience in the use of house
paints. He cuched the assertion by using iu
again this season on several houses Don't fool
your money away on cheap paints. We guaran-
tee every gallon we sell. Ask your merchant for
the Cleveland Enamel Paint, for which we are the
sole agents in this vicinity Send for color cards
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE, 80 s. Meridian 81.
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THE fnslt stock of furniture in the State is to
be found ut King & Elders.
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Damages for Seduction.

William A. White has begun suit against
Charles Conner for $4,000 for the seduction of
his daughter, Lucy A. White. The complaint
alleges that the girl was seduced at the age of
sixteen, and died shortly after giving birth to
child, and that Connor caused her downfall
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FREE OF COST.
Another Thousand Bottles Of
Marsh's Blood G Liver Ton
ic to be Given Away.

Every person in Seiaia who i suffer
ing from Scro ula, Chronic rheumatism
Jaund:ce. Biliou>neS>, Dyspepsia, Ind iges.
lion. Constipation or Cos.Iveue-s. Headache
Loss of Appetite. Chills or Fever, Malaria
Eackache Female Weakne>>. Nervous DE-
rangement, q neral Debility, or any Blood
Liver. Kidney, Stomach or Bowel disorder,
can ,btsin "a trial bottle of MARSH'
GOLDEN BLooD AND LIVER Tonic. FREE ol
charge by calling at Thus. J. Fietcher's
Gem drug store, l03 Main 1t
Persous who have tried this vzluable
Medicine can procure the large bottles al
30 cents and L
For Conghs, Colds, Bronchitis and Con.
sumption, Use MARsH'> GOLDEN BAIsAN,
the famous Throat and Lung MEDICINE
Two doses will hentfi'. Sample bottle free.
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Losing q Day.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle


James Heaiey, his wife and young
sou, living in Batavia. n. y, retire,
to he'd at the usual hour Saturda,
night A coal stove Was situated il
an adjoining rOpn, and during the
night so much coals gas escaped from
it tat the sieepers were rendered in
sensible. an. in that condi ion they re
manned until Monday morning. Mrs
Healey regained consciousness abou
Z o'clock. when she arose and prepar.
ed breakfast. She was suffering from
a violent headache, and she noticed
that the fire in the stove which warm
ed the sitting room, off from which
they slept, was out. About o'clock
she called her husband and son, whu
responded ana ate their meal. They
all supposed it was Sunday. and Mr..
Healey, who is employed on the
railroad, put on MS best suit, expect
ing 10 go To- church with his wife, but
her mead panied her SD she concluded
to remain at home. Therefore Mr..
HeaIey staye.i around the house
Late in the afternoon another son.
who had been out of town. returned
home, and the family discovered their
error and relied that they had slept
thirty-six hours.
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Senator Ferry's Misfortune.
tleayelandi Herald .

'ieayHland Herald.
Word was received at the capital to.
day that Senator Ferry, VINO had been
confined to ] is room at the National
hotel for several weeks past. was dv-
ing. Ferry, since his return 10 the
city, which was upon the day of the
announcement of the failure of his
firm, has been but twice upon the
floor of the senate. He has since then
locked himself in his room at the no
tel, and absolutely refused to see any
one. His meals were taken t. his
room, ami he never ventured outside.
ami the callers were refused Mem
beers of the delegation fro.n Michigan
could not get up to him, and even
their wives were refused. Yesterday
Mr. Baldwin OF Michigan, VINO loaned
Ferry Brothers money. was refused
admittance. It is said that Ferry,
since his confinement to his room. has
consumed large quantities of liquor
and morphine to secure rest, which
his nervous condition., du. to his trou-
bic. denied. All IA result he is ner-
vously Frustrated. and for several day;
past has been unable II leave his bel.
LIZ is asserted that his condition mas
been such "a 10 require three or four
men to hold him IN bsd at times.
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Cared for as if She Was TrottinG
Horse.

Cleveland Herald
Few indeed. are the people who can
keep up the round OF Washington gay
ETY. without sadly showing their weari.
ness. AA exception TO this rule is q
young daughter of all army officer sta
toned In that city. All winter she
had been busy with receptions and
dinners, kettiedrums and Germans,
and Oh Wednesday, as she came into
Mrs. Chambers parlors she looked "a
fresh and rosy as il it We're her first
day. My curiosity was aroused, aud
presently | uad an opportunity to In
quire of her now il was that she was
aole 10 endure thar TO which stronger
women Welded. oh" she replied,
laughing, mamma Is almost q crank
on that subject. She il bound 1 shall
not look passe a the end of this my
second winter. Every mig hit when 1
get home, no matter how tired | am,
a warm bath is given me, after which
L drink a bowl OF bOuiiion, and am
put to bed In the guest chant er. which
is more quiet than my own. La the
morning | am not called; but arise
when L awake, viii 10 not often be-
fore lunch lime. 1t grows monoto-
nous, | assure you, but, i'll go, | have
to submit. | tell mamma she treats
me as if l was Maud S. or q prize
fighter.
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Wouldn't be Gallant to His Own
Sister

Toronto News.
An affable. though somewhat dessi
Gated, American, was on his way the
other day to the city of Boston. He
had, with that thrifty fofethought OF
his nation, secured lower berth, aud
was 1. editating upon the wisdom OF
gathering his body behind the curtains
when he was accosted by an English.
man in tweed suit The Englishman
WAS of an ample presence, and had
the air of one who had been pastured
ON mutton chops all his l:fe
"You will excuse me-" said be of
the tweed suit, ''Dut am | right in sup
posing that You have the loves
berth ?"
"fou bet your life" replied the
OF er.
MY sister," said The owner of the
tweed suit. has the upper berth,
which is deuced awkward, you knew.
The fact is, added the Englishman,
with frank urbani'y, Its id un-
pleasant for ladies to climb up past
man in lover berth. They think
everybody is looking at their legs, you
know. Now, might ask you, sir, to
do ne the extreme favor of occupying
the upper ber,h and permitting my
sister 10 take yours"
The request was scarcely preferred
before the American, will. the gallan-
try of genuine Yank, hastened to AS
sure his English acquaintance that
nothing could give him more pleasure
than to be of service to a lady.
On the following morning the
American vas astOnisbed to see a pair
of tweed legs emerge from a lower
berth opposite that which he had po-
litely given up. and the next moment
the adipose upper extremities of the
Epglishman.
Say. said the American. as an air
Of grave disgust began to creep over
his astonished physiognomy, didn't
you ask me to give up my lower berth
to your sister,"
Certainly, my dear fellow" re-
piled the gentleman addressed, hope
you slept well?"
Sand you had lower BERTH"
"Of course. Z"
'And then you got me to give up
mine to your sister. sir?"
why. my dear fellow" said the
in his turn, astonished,
you didn't expect I'd give up low
er berth to my own sister. did your"
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
Cor STY OF Paris

In the Circuit Court Of Pettis county, Jan
uary term. 1883 The site of Mis-
sourl. at the relation aud to the USE oi
X. IL. Mss, collector ii the revenue
81 Pets county, Missouri, plaintiff, VS..
Howard L. p.gg Nancy III. Combs and
Charles Bohanon, defendants
Nov, at this day Genes the plaintiff
herein, by his attorney and files his afii
dayit, alleging, among other things, that
defendant. Howard l.. Pigg, is rot a resi-
dent oi thu STATE Of Missouri:
WhereUpon IT il ordered by the court
that said defendant be notified sby publica-
ton THAI plaintiff has commenced suit
against hin I'm ihi> court, the object and
general nature OF which is To enforce the
lien OF The Safe ut Missouri, upon ana
against the following described II ri .s,a,e.
situate IN Pvltis county, Missouri. tO-wit !:
FIVE acr,S the essi side OF the west half
% the southeast qnsr er "f sectio N eleven,
IN township lortv-iive of range twenty :;
also sixty-six acres, being the south part oi
the east hail oil the southeast quarter
al section I'll ven, in town.
ship iCrty-five, of range twenty;
also one hundred and twenty acres. being
the west haf Of the northwest quarter and
the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter OF section thirteen in township
torty-iive OF r@n-e twenty, for back and de-
iinIuent taxes iUr the years 1878, 1879 ami
1880, aud unless the said Howard l.. Piag
he and appear at this Court, ut TIE next
Term thereof. 10 be begun ard holden AT
me court houe in the city of Sedalia, in
said county, on the fist Monday OF MAY
next, and ON or before the sixth day oil
said term, il the term shall SO long con-
tiIue- and II not, then On Or before the
last day of said terD-answ,r or plead 10
the petition in sail cause, the same will be
taken aS confessed and judgment will he
accordingly.
Aud III L. iurIr,r ordered tina: a copy
hereof bee published. according to law, in
the SEDALIA WEEKLY BAzoo, news
paper printed and published in Seiaia,
Pettis county, Missouri - Tor four week,
the las: insertion whereof
shall he 9t least iour weeks before the COM
me ncement of the said May term OF this
court.
Attest: B. III. INGRAM,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record
HENRY LAMM,
80 " Al. Plaintiff attorney.
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GEBHARDT APPEARS DISTRACT
His Devotion to the Jersey Lily
Results in Financial EN-
barraSsment.

a Special 10 the NhicaSo Aci"i'
from New York says:
According TO the habitues of the
Brunswick and DelmoDicos. MIR. Geb
hardt has led very retired life since
his return to the city. A club man,
who frequents the Turf and racquet
clubs with noteworthy frequency, re-
marked:
Freddie seems to be of color lately.
He very rarely puts in an appearance
except at the Union, and even there
he appears to be distract. as if some
thing was weighing upon his mind.
lis the report true that he is Imam
cialiy embarrassed :"
." scar .ely think so. 1t Is, howev-
er. a tolerabIy wel[known fact that ne
has been spending good deal If
money. Othersise / don't think ne
is badly pushed. He has probably
taken an economical turn. Possibly
he is getting trihe weary of his noto-
rietv, which l hear is beginning to
pail upon him."
.Is it true that the Union intends
giving Mr.. Gebhardt dinner?
Give him dinner! What should
thew give him a dinner for? It's the
FIRST I've heard of it. just set such
ralk down as nonsense" and the speak
e. turned on his heels as if consldera-
DIV amused at the idea of the Union
giving Mr.. Gebhardt dinner.
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EDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY, MARCH ID, 1888.

second, with eight of his get in the
table. The only other stations that
have more than two representatives
are Ethan Allen, 3 Daniel Lam
bert, 3; Young Columbus. 4 Blne
Rufus, 4 Vermont Black Hawk, 3;
AIexander's Abdallah, 81, and Edwin
Everett ).
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Prof. James A. Sewell, A. NJ, M. D,

Prof. James A. Sewell, A. NJ. MD,
C3MEDICAL FACULTY LAVAL UNIVERSITY
Quebsc, stat S: Il nave found Golden G
Liquid Beef particularly useful in adj
vancfd stages of Consumption, ucakness, dys
pepsia, and all nervous affections In
pregnant women il has Teen retained while
every other article of food was rejected.
Pslatsble and easy OF digestion" Take nc
other.)
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"HACKMETACK," lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price 8 and 50 cents
For sale by Bard & Miller.
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MSsassSsS,:; WORT

'-knncy-NoTt has Given immediate relief, in
MANY eases Il rheumatism, falling under INV no
tice - i'r- Phllip e. BaOu, Monkton, W. Apr..,-s
Il never f'''nd even relief from rheumatism and
kidney troubles till used Kilney-Wori. Now I'm
we'll avid VI. iIuttsr, Hartford. Wis.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
All creditors and Others Interested i'm
the estate Of Il. $ Miller, deceased, are no
tIted that The undersigned administrator OF
,aid estate intends TO make final settle
men, of said estate at the next term OF thu
Probate Court OF y tits Cou ty, to be hold.
EN- at Seialia, in said County, State oi
Missouri, on The IL day OF Nav, 1852.
As MILLER, Admir-.
II. Z. SISNEr ATTY. 3-l3w4,
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"Buchupaiba.''

= Quick, complete Gre, az annoying Kid
ney, bladder and urinary diseases. 81
Druggists.
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SHIL DIPS CATARRH RFMEDY-
= positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth. For sale By Bard 4 Mil
ler.
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zes. $ii
cket, 3. Half ticket, 81.
"a ticks 70, SO. IS tickets. 81

1850 per year c>n he easily made at
home working for E. q. Rideout 4 Co 10
Barclay street. New York. Send for their
catalogue and full pArti,uiAn. ll-lvly
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designations in the Prussian war and
navy department are reported.
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Nineteen nations are represented in the
trademark convention at Paris.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS William /. E.Iix

WHEREAS. William l.. Felix anu Anna
\. Felix, his wife, by their deed of trust.
lated February l2ih, 1880, and recorded in
the office Of the recorder of deeds within
and Tor Pet,i> county, Missouri, in truSi
iced record No. IL, page 1874, conveyed 20
the undersigned trustee the following lie
scribed real estate, situated in Pettis coun-
". to-wIt:
A strip of ground forty 40, feet wide,
off Os the north end OF lots tour a., five
- and six (6l, in block thirty go. in
Martha T. Martin and Sarah +. Smiths
second addition to the city of Sedalia. Mo,
aid strip OF ground fronting 10 feet or
kentucky avenue, and running back l35
ieet along south line Of Sixth street. in
trust To secure certain notes In said deed
described
And, whereas, default has been made in
the payment of said notes, by reason
whereof will proceed to sell the property
above described, at the court house door,
il. Pettis county, Missouri, to the highest
bidder, for cash, on
FRIDAY. MARCH 16rH, 1888,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M. and
: o'clock =. IN. of said day, to satisfy said
debt and the costs OF this trust.
X W. WHIrLOw,
2l3w5t Trustee.
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tx S1SA5HNSel ;S Is

TEL ny L-u,h,T s,liicrs," writes J. q. Power.
ii 1T-n'p.i, III, land all others. that Kidney
Ecrt cured "a, "a wears liver disorders. Publish IT,
please. la - Louis GlosS- DemTcTaI.''
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.N5slSszS gx7IslsST

'.Nr. EiIl.n i.av:cuse m- tcwn>-mar" says DR.
FSiiir' fi7llou. If Me-. kion. Vi. Eva. bOsied
from X 10, ';i-es,s... The SKIN Of his 49, s.une
liz gls-> hidncy-W"rt ruret! him" Apr. 3D-s2.
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All the furnaces at Allentown, Pa, are in
full blast.
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For Sale.

\ small fsra Of tweHty for sale at $3.50 cash
IL lies six miles southeast of Sedai ON the SOU IA
side ~ Flat creek in the Davis neigh borhood Eight
scr-s IN cutIya ion and twelve in good uong
timber. go"u bue's iog house, smoke house and
u bic. Some fruit trees and good water. Handy
good range outside Tor stock. This farm l. high
land. splendid for "a dening and beautiful view.
\ su can see the country for miles around Al.
dress, JOHN WINSI.OW
2--bwlOt$ Seslaia. or call on the premises
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22

Containing Plates, Cups, Teapots, Bowls,
Chambers, Rice Dishes and Bakers,
Demijohns, 3 and gals Sample Bottles
Vases and Glassware Manila and Tarred Rope
Hemp and /. Il. Packing, Coal Baskets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22
HOMES AND EMPLOYMENT

Oaf friends abroad who contemplate visiting or rei
aihs psimaneniy on these Islands viii ind ii adruts
ss9us 70 Iheir comforts 10 cali me- on thcr arfsi
and select iheir homes; and tho-e de'iriae F,li
meat will be likewise presided --'"F'e9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22

by, it will so continue to march, but hand in
hand with the glorious Gospel of Christ, shall
walk TEMPERANCE, pure and fresh as the dawn
Of a new day.
Upon that proud eminence l take my stand
and from its elevation contemplate that per-
feet future-even as a traveller gazes upon a
new and beautiful landscape, waving in golden
fruitfulness beneath the azure of oloudless
sunny sky.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands. -
July Term 1SS3.-In Banco
MAIKAI VS.. A. HASTINGS & Co.
JUDD C. j., AND AUSTIN J, j.
Opinion of tbe Court nv Judd

Opinion of the Court by Judd C. J.
This is an appeal from decision of Water
Rights in the District of Waianae, oahu.
The Commissioners have not complied with
the law which requires them 10 send up a
copy Of their judgment with the evidence
adduced, and the Court has been Obliged 10
resort to the original book in which their pro-
ceedings are kept. 1t appears from this book
that the judgment is not signed by the Com
missioners, but by only one of them.
We consider that this is a void Judgment
and the proceedings are vacated. The plain
tiffs must pay costs but the Commissioners
must hear the case anew without further
charge for their services.
J. A. Nahaku for plaintiff F. NJ. Hatch
and c. Brown for defendants.
Honolulu, July 3, 1883.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22
vienna FURNITuRE.
CRATEs on assorted CRocKERY

Extension, Arm, Dining Room and Parlor
Chairs Settles, DC,
Saddles, Calfskins Gir;hs, Stirrup feathers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-22
sugar &c R1ce Bags
German and Hayan a Cigars

HARDWARE:
Pocket and Butcher Knives Scissors,
sheep Shears, Needles, Spoons Files,
Spurs, Galvanized Basins Hoop Iron
keg kiVets Hammers,
Yellow Metal and Composition Nails
Rabbit Metal, Sugar Coolers
Iron Tanks, CHARTERS &c. Also,