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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-19
Massacres in the South Sos.

Mr.. Coleman Phillips forwarded to US the fol
lowing list OF massacres and casualties in the
South Sea Islands from October, 1880. 1t is
compiled from unofficial scources, and the dates
are uncertain
1850 October 13-Comm0nder and five
| seamen. Inns. Sandhy, killed and eaten,
November 27-Captain and crew of Annie
Brooks killed and eaten; party of naturalists
killed at Moresby Island. December Flown
Hall of Cooktown draped in black for the muir
der of 80 Europeans, besides kanakas and Chi
nese. at New Guinea, during the past three
wears. December 1S-Sehooner Leslie reported
a vessel wrecked on Bougainvile Island: captain
eaten and some of the crew poisoned.
u1sS1-T. nuary 11-Captain and crew of the
Zephyr murdered at the Solomons. January IS
to March 15-Crew of the trading ship Hong
kong all killed except the captain; crew Of the
schooner Prosperity massacred at Moreshy ISL
and: the Tanna natives fired upon the Jabber-
vok boats: crew of the Borealis murdered at the
Solomons; reported also that Captain Laurie, of
the Black Hawk, has been killed. April 1.-The
following murders also reported to date: Capt.
Mcintosh, of the Esperanza; Captain Ferguson
of the Ripple; Captain Murray, of the Leila.
June 29-Seven kanakas and one European, of
the schooner May Queen, murdered. November
7-schooner Atlantic attacked at the Solomons
and several of kanaka crew killed. Nov her
22-Schooners Ariel and Dancing Wave att. ed
ot the Solomons by 20 canoes. December II
Mr.. FL. Mair, the mate and two of the Fijian
crew of the schooner Isabella, killed and eaten
ut the New Hebrides Mr.. w. n. c.. Lyttelton
murdered at Port Weber, New Britain.
s'ISS2.-March 12-Lieutenant Luckcraft. of
MS. Cormorant, killed at the New Hebrides.
May 2-The labor agent. the mate, and four OF
the crew of the brig Janet Stewart murdered at
the Solomons, and the vessel burnt. September
I4-Three French traders and one kanaka muir
dered at Santo. December ll-Reparted in
Sydney that the crew Of a vessel (the Fayionil,
Is in all, have been killed and eaten by New
Guinea natives.
"The Mystery and Dauntless massacles must
also be included in this period, but of these two
atrocities I have no notes.'-lSydRey Morning
Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-19

The recent d. mand tor an abrogation of the
existing Reciprocity Treaty with Hawaii, it will
be remembered, says the New York Commercial
BuL'tiR, was predicted upon n widespread i'm
preston, if not actual belief, that its provisions
were fraudulently evaded by the importation of
large quantities of Chinese sugar into United
States ports. Statements to this effect were quite
specific, aud what is more, they were vouched for
by members of Congress whose official position
as representatives OF commercial constituencies
was accepted as a guarantee that they could not
speak without the fullest information on the
subject. An official communication from ur
Resident Minister, to the State Department, has
been published, which goes to show ~ that the
alleged illegal importations of Chinese sugar
through that channel could never, by any posi-
biiity, have taken place ; and (2l that there is
now n strong presumption that the allegations
TO the contrary must have been the ingenious
device of some person or persons interested in
putting an end to the importation of sugar from
those islands duty free. Wko those per ons
are, il is not for US to say, but Mr. Belmont,
who championed their cause at the time-doubt-
less under a conviction of the entire justice ot
his ease-has An opportunity to explain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-19

WHEREAS. III UErERSIGNED "a: BEN AP-
w pointed by the Hon \. francis Judd, Chief rgsSce
Of the supreme Court, 70 &c Administrator Of the estate CT
Lono rkl. late Of hsu. Island OF Hawaii, deceased there
fore. all persons who have in their possession any prop
eTty be onging "a said estate are hereby requested - forth
with deliver the same over 10 me or to my attorney, John
l. KRulukoU At Honolulu, and all those who have claims
against said estate are hereby requested to present them
,,vi'hin six months from this date, or they VIII be forever
barred. KAPEHE,
administrator OF the estste Of LoSo Ckl, deceased.
JOHN L. KAULUKOU, Attorney for Kapeha.
April 10. 1888. spl4 Wet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-19

Here comes an Eastern detective, y said
a Joker in a Deadwood church rs the con-
gregation was kneeling in prayer In seven
teen seconds every worshiper except the
chief elder had risen from his knees and slid
out of the window. The chief elder had
tainted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-19
Administrator Notice.

Ho d. APRIL. lss5. :
Sur-S SIm-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-19
4lisfellaneons


IL cHAMBERs. CIRCUIT JUICE, SECOND Judi
Il oIAL District. Hawaiian Island
In the mater d the Eststs ofI-D ~ p rebate
KOST Of NskaNAo, Man, deceased
Proper applications has IL Lttn El.d with this court
b. r. W. Evereft and : p0s7dmEr. asking that their Ae-
c0Gn = a. Execut.r g h. E.fafe Of JUtf% L. HAVE
EO5T Of MaEaWLo. IA T., deceased be approved. AMI that
q ey ard tbciT s-r~-i-- o. discharged from further rgspOn-
- Uity-
g j. .rdered taa, IEIf..T- Tt.E z5rH OF May, 1888,
- 10 s. " 70 the CoEsf-hru-- % T1inku, Be set - the
tin= snd piece 81 hearing sad petitions and any. objec-
tions that msy he msde thereto am az partis- int rested
are hereby notified 90 attend
ABR FORS aNDER-
circuit u lga. seconl yuti-iai District
HoS0LuLC, April -. ls5t. mays V2t.
Is CHAMBERS, CIeCLTT SECOSD JUDI
4 CIAL district, EsEa.i-a i-!ands--!n the natter
deceased
roper spplieatlon having D-el nled with this Court by
ESTHER JACESON. praying that letter. % AdmlnistIE
ton be issued u W p. - BREWER a. Administrator
mon the Fsfafe q her husband ALONZO JACKSON Of
MakEEao, Maui. deceased.
1t - Osdsred that AOSDAT Il 2sIa OF NAY, 1885
at 3 A. ~, 1t the Courthouse IN MakAwao. be set as tbs
time and place for hearing said petition and any objection
that may be made thereto and all parties interested AZ
hereby notified 10 attend.
ABR. F~ORNANDER.
Circuit Judge, md Judicial District II. I.
L1HAISA, ApEn 70 1888. apr2s Sst-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-19
A New Word.

The Nihilists are said to be not diametrically,
but " dramatically " opposed to the GROWING
Of the Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06

sdie, Raslep, at siSrs bet eneite for Sennp, iOm ies to
9icre: nemIig at bi6rage til, al BUN tan faa jim SunSbe
igjen".
WieSens be tuIte ianrmen, par Be saaebe neb til Can
bingsfebet, og 6lotten Loo auerepe fra BEN tonmenoe gaab
Der LOS ben ouerlo6ige Damp itremme no. Den maatt
lGgse bi inOen faa Winutter.
"O9 buis bun oligeuel bor?" ia96e Ha9Gsp.
"Saa uar set Cubs Bile, og nj to 6apbe i~betmin6ih
insen SebreiOeie at gicre OS. Ser, Gaslep, er NIT 9esat III
9eres guitru~.
ameritaneren touebe enbnu Ga ui6ite life, buab ban
ifuIOe beitentme zig til. gaoben la9Oe til, Os 6lOtten lOr
auerebe isicn til Gegn pau inurIis afgang ber par tur
enteIte @asiagerer at iRtte 9anb, 1uiltet life tOg mangC
Minutter.
"0ls laa ,Senng enbnu Ell Gang ira Mig "a raabte
Den unse GnsIGn6er, trpttebe Nmeritaneren Bet tlnse Bette
6aunbeu, tps lit sappe, iOnt en- gleser bouOe buuret eitcr
bant, os iOm inOeboIOt alt, bu.O ban forte meb fig paa
line Smitreiininser, % iprans ue6 Saaben. Oct uar
Osiaa paa bei Gip, tbi 8aaoen %begynOte ullereoe at beDGSe
zig u0 eiter. 9asIep uar fuIgt eftsr; nu FOB ban aIenc
tilbage. 8aliipn pintebe en6nu til BAN ira Stibet.
"6aruel, Aa9lep!~
"6arpel 6remne6el Cub pelliene Sen!"
50 Stibet %oampeOe aifeO op MOB StronImen MOB
a2or6.
80 Nar par forIobne, oa 1aiiion mobto9 ct Srep nteo
Miidisons POititentpeI. Sreuet par life Iaust, men fpIOtc
bans Sierte meo Glqoe.
9tuslep buuoe itreust til bum, o9 Ssnup buu0e ieIu
foist ct Bar 2inier til. Oct loo:
"Nfr. Galfion!
Gfterot 0e bin Dag bauSs iurlabt ps, tiantpebs jog
IGnse meo mig ielu, ON ie9 ituloe beboIoe Fen9ene eler
ienDe Dem tilbuse til England til Gem. IPen Sennp blep
itaoig mere og mere lpg, % leg tGntte paa, buab De baUoe
Seq reiite berfor meo benoe til 9torSen, til Mibis
ganeSOsn, ct i~orunberlis ifjout gan6 os 9tarbsoen al eli
tpoif 6oloni, bpor Der par gooe lGser: Sennp Tom zig
~tierbelig. De gamle morte 6antalier iorlo0 beube, bsnoe9
Nano bleu tlarere, og oct npe gp o9 Den rene guTt tog
&reiter til Dag for Dag. gu CT bum, taffet pare
gooe gno o9 Gem, iuIbltanoig b~etbreoet % lptteIig
- en- lille pra9ti9 6nest, benses ferlte Barn %opiploerI
belle benoes 0ierte. t6un ueo o9iaa M. buab Der tibIiaere
n fleet = tim utlure Grinbrfnger pur 6leune tiIbase, icn
pIaseOe benbe, inbtiI ies uOipIbts !oaIerne. 81 tRnter ofte
oaa Gem neb ianbt gsnitab. 6orbaabentiig er d heller
fife I9nser preb paa mig Tor ben pumme Streg. De er
N Ntano at ase. &iuiam %3tagIep".
,Sennp bauoe unOtrne0cn ifrepet:
Seq tRnter enonu oite paa Gent, o, meo iaa in.
'erlig Satnemmeli9beOi De bar fun pNt os go0t sO
II cnsang tanoe ~sien9ialOe set! Seq er life mere ing, og
et Tan ies tatte Gem og min braue Ntano for. GiO De
en- Gang tunbe beioSe o5i Guo peITsne Gem! Can't
II Gang imeuem pau ben lptteIige ,leumu~.
9faIfion bauoe gjerne fuIst 9nbb9oeIitn, men Grinorin.
EN- ON Dc Den Sang opleutOe elmer bapoe BOG eiterlaot
@Fisflang bans J0iute. !oan sIG0eOe zig ouer Ben
Sptte; men pa ban Bet matte Mar l9ieu gioroe en-
foretraf 9an 5eaerc at sau til 9frita.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06

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GrlltenSe. st stcS S~pbifIanS LATTE man paa ct uS
Ell SrO belaltet grat fOIsenOe 6orbao: Scr .rao iuoen
wye Sppat. Spsrtraoersn nil bliue itraflet meo en- Msulft
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ei laa u9el0ls, at 9t0uere bapOe frataset Dam alt. bpob
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o'shu'0sn ltuloe tass ct 9ar giltoIer m,b. ~soo for
yslua al olOe Of rneO Dem 2" iuareoe ban arasrIiq. @oei.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
Gn nbDaqcliQ Srerc forefolbt S

Gh HDg89cllg SteIc forefalbt 6er
2ben Mai paa ct al 2on6ons 3beotre
usan opforte "Ontel CONS Suite. %
George 9arris's 6lugt5icenc (Sarris's
0tolle uoforteS al en- StueipiQer Ser.
ilanlt) TOM TIE tore Ylobbunoe inS
paa Scenen. Wtan bauSe imih(srt;S
Iorlomt at gipe be fiGmpcltore Vpr
Wellloturpen paa, og DC ltprteoe ia MI
| Iulbt 9taieri for 9tlpor opcr S,ermonu
Der tunnleoe til Sorben blooeube nj
Here Saar o9 itoo / 6are for at bl;pe
lonoerrepet. Gu traftis Neoer. Ser
mecpirteoe / Stptfet, og 3bemerSirefe
ieren falieoe fig mobi9t ouer De az
VtoblnSten fulOltGn6ig piloe bleune
SGlter, os oct Iptfebes Dem ester 81,
boato stamp at tGmme benz. Glonbt
gnbIltam berifeoe Der naturliquis ben
lterlte SpbibieIie. 9eppet oif neb
Ell balu 3ine efter tom 6ernnanu
pptS Saar inlioIertio par bIeuen for.
b%i'i'one, after mo paa Scenen on mil.
lsoe neo tcrlte &otoblobisbeb fin WoQe
oiosre. De tire .9loobunbc o~ptraabte
attet, men beine Sang meb Munbturp.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
Saved his Child.

II n. Eutaw ST., baltimore, Nd.
Feb. IL, 1850.
Gents Upon the recommended
ton Of a friend / tried BRowS's
JRoS RITTERs as a tonic and re-
s~torative for my daughter, whom
i was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY the
terrible disease, under the care OF
eminent physicians, l vas 10th TO
believe thai anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, 70
my great surprise, before my daugh-
fer had taken one bottle Of BRosS's
IRoS Buffers, she began 10 mend
and now IS quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, ard
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re-
euired :" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BKowS's
IEoN BITTERs, responded that Is
ago0d tonic, take IL"
ADoaAg PHELPS.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
NssWATlSsSs

"Siolte &ar reiiie je3 iii enropa~ ljqer
oenrp sSaro, tioiiaere Sbera for 69ee Re,
sinieni y. u. z. Y. y, % iom nu boz
! No. lsS Y. Siee Sus. 5. 6. 9ishts, 81.
s. "nien neHote tI!bage p1rre eno ier
Al 'ronilt Seperin8oonL ~@i0uep &ort".
ION min bebltt 5ililust, bar ltaFet MIG
beore 0eIbreo, END les hiotil bar npet aaa
mango, mango liar. 9aa er III iriit Us
igler iis lplseli9.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06

Tens otte 6oueslinie, sisnnsmrie.
rsr Dc bselfe Dele at Norore Sui.
mois, &iscnmisn, @imneiota.
Safsfa % Scwa.
S'rett' paa Sens einier I;sa,r gu.
:rre GbitdsO, Milnanfse, "a Grosie.
SSIlana, st. ganI, @linneapoIis, @a.
ellun, Erairie on Gbicn, Maiun Gitp,
slonr Giia, Canton, hilbert eea.
aacrSfsl, Subuauc, God 0sIauS.
eesar Tapiss % Council @IuIs iaa.
otllom utoiiise andre pistise Sorrst.
Aliiss eentrsr cs pnbeb. SOmmer.Sp,
90losltcSer. gasioscrer, astenbe fla
MOB Teit, store, Spo euer 0ft. tan
neo ltsrlf 6orSeI beuptte fla at ghi.
:ago, Wlilpanfee & st Saul Sssrn.
6anen.
SIlettentorer or oueralt forSuuebr
'neo 8arter cg Gimetabeler, Der oipe,
oeta'lereoe SeifripeIier al oennt Sanes
,5Oril'neitsr, cg agentcr itaa ferSiae
III at 9iue ale fQyonlfebe OpIpsninqsr
90 lGlse Silcttsr til biaisfte Iriiei
oper ebita9o, NiIuauiss & ct. YauI
Serabaueu.
.: :. Merria, u. 9. $. CARPENTER,
@fn.=Seliprer. genlBasf.&Yinst.Iot
). s. Glarf, Geo. s. SeoforS
0SHl Snpt Nsii.0eu. YoSS 9fof
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
EXIITzEZSI;Tz
Ten sr Gu infer Sur FOR ane Snes
BONNIE / s;urer Oh Seper.

Ten saF issat. sir'Hius ga eat s.siiss Crsan.
iaiieF Sea s~is'isHtss es ataalsFsg til 'uas Glisus
stHs 81 vslss os III AZ yeiss Sgiitnt, i Shea.
Taiaria. 5oss zaa isses al slr.aria. ssr Sugs
sta7shsns1. II tiiisus sasr sssssg;ie. I'll .sisu.ss
& 'a- hadt ~siasFiHs "a "a sastia 6sisFts6i, ga
saar'H sasss eassH iass zen iss Al Esul. 1siismst.
SaIsel e aat 1tassil1r. 80 81.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06

Seq IaHot aEoris neBeniomhelt 9igoriuc
lsr min abeGuIaiisme os mine Qeuer gan.
liel'8heoer, isr les be8naete al BRUCE -Qio.
ne9 Sort. 9tn er ies irtt.-2apio ".
Gutter. 9ay,ioro, isis.
On UeibeijeHot gsiliiiq. geo. 81. gooi
lrempealeau, isis, Tiger: SEQ inner. al
~2ioaeg SSort~ er eli filer aar MOB 2pre.
az Ne%oeringooHue.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06

DEBORAH INSTITUTE-Au that
have been members of this school are
cordially invited to be present at the
commencement Exercises, Juno %.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
apertisier 1T
4 HesseIroths
- SlDbs Dg 2eDer=
PHIER

Hesselroth's Blood s. Liver Pills.
ooranteres at fife iubebolee Den minoite
Gel apiijglus eler Bin Salte, nen ere uoe.
mftenoe tilbsreoeOe al traftise Os I9senoe
gnner / Ilenteriget. lisie 8iler anbefa.
les SeroeIesbeo for fplgenoe Siemeo:
y Som aHGrinasmiooei, buor 3 til 4
giIer / 2lmiuoeli9be0 sipr goo Sirfnlug /;
/ hanroere SilfRloe mda man tage 9. Ior
frpuii; 5oritoppelie tases fgrit 6, oerefter 2
I'll 4 ~hoeranoeIf AfteH.
p Eor 2eneren. Scr at reuie os itprfe
9eperen % belle SpItemet: for at beforbre
0aloeaiionorineen iault lette 5oroDieller,
. 4iller Dper Nften.
: 81 Sor SIooet. GiaGr I 2 8iIer to9es
hper N2orseu noaeH 5io, pile Dc bIorase
p%irtiorit I'll NilonorlH9 % Slernelle al al
Slags Sggeiigheo % ureullgheo Sipoet,
frembria9e ell luno Gtrfllatlon al Iamnle
iamt gipe 6uoen ell iriit o. rem 5arpe.
A. Scr aatarrb 90 Sobeopine, Der tonts
mer al odarlig Ytaoe % lrent Sloo, ta9es
Ell liorre Hortlun a I'll O..
- Sar Trusnfiri meriggoomme taass 1
q Yiller boer Nfor9en. huiliet irembriugsr
eli frloitGnoi9 JteSulering al Splieniet.
g. 6nr iloelugtenDe aanDe p9 bitter
Smog | g4lnoen. lonit naar 8uneen er be-
ln9t ireo sulsrent Slim, tases 4 q g Eiaer
peo Sensetio.
y Sor SorfiOlelie % 6asbeo td9es Ell
fnlo 3prtlon al Bllerne peo Senaetio.
- 6oriang 9esielrotbs Gloo. os 9eusrs
piuer % tag in9en andre.
6sis Seres apotbefsr life bar Dem, iaa
iero 800 til mig oirette; jss ital oa meo
o~msaaenoe 4OV portoirit tilienee Sem
ggiter.
Saiprcnce Sesieirptb,
Grnmineret Qpotbefer,
1O1 6. Gbitaao abenut, Gbitaae, 30.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06

Browns IRoN BITTRRs ~efeetual-
~ cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit TO persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, kidney Complaints, etc.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
slEyTZIsEH
ssr s'f re- at part sa s,y,h. Eissai nsS
SfurffsaSomue.

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sarez ssst Ssss,s sa,r 81 sT are;sirsstst,st
ATiAatisnstissss .tisx.sis a ,ss at bss,i.t .sil.
"F o@rf- Hrsrs Czget.t,,rs ass,iaIs stn), % ses sI
Ixsri sstrSixhs Sssszn.z.
Sssisr. dst . isTtsst fer tisls. fsafsn
s"stisF - SrS.isi.. tt -sisHp Ben usser.usu.
DC hes Arfsr tsuist .s s9ut.
Stess Qisn. sasftis srirsays. Gssix..u
% SS'risT sst All tsr ssEs stItr,e,xet 3irtsius.
stT.u isriisif ,as ssr,T, f,seI e sxsu Biz
Ssists al sas Gusisihu. srB ti.os.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-21
Whore Is the Money!

An old man giving the name of William Rood
fer was arrested on Wednesday and placed in
the station-house on charge of drunkenness.
When searched SIP was found in his possession.
He was released yesterday after paying his fine,
and had something more than 500 left. Last
evening he was arrested again in Morgan's
place. on Louisiana street. by Patrofmen Osborn
and Bucksot and was brought to the station
house, in company with Charles Mcguire, the
bailiff, the patrolmen claiming that the latter
had been helping the old man spend his money.
When searched only 81 20 of the 1893 which he
had in the morning could be found. Mcguire
claimed that he had taken Roodifer into custody
and was going to take him TO the station house,
when the two were arrested by the patrolmen.
MCGUIRE was not locked up, and the matter will
be investigated this morning. McGuire's repu-
tation is good.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-21
.PETTIS, BASSETT & co.
Mr.. Ryan Sent TO the Asylum.

Mr.. James b. Ryan was yesterday adjudged
TO be of unsOund mind by a commission consist
ing of Drs. Kelly and Bryan and Justices Fei-
beman and Woodland and committed to the In
sane Asylum for treatment. The affidavit was
made by his wife, who stated that she first de-
tected symptoms of her husbands condition
about six months ago Since then he labored
under the delusion that some person was about
to injure him, and he frequently was violent and
dangerous, and did not appear to be conscious
of it. He did not eat or sleep much, but drank
TO excess. His mental infirmity was attributed
by his wife and the physicians to the loss of his
property and subsequent dissipation.
1t is stated that sister of Mr. Ryan is about
to institute habeas corpus proceedings to Sc
cure, if possible, his release from the asylum.
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The Proposed Art School.

Miss Ketcham will be found at Lieber's art
store to-day and tomorrow afternoons, ready
to furnish information to those desiring to enter
the art school. No one need entertain doubts OF
the character Of the instruction to be offered in
the school. Only tirstrate talent and talent &C
knowledged by high authorities Will be en-
ployed in the principal teacher. All details
furnished on application to Miss Ketcham.
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got it at Ryan, The Hatter's, 81 and % South
Illinois street. who has the largest and most
complete stock of fine Sealskin Caps, Fur Caps.
Fine Stiff and Soft Hats, and also a fine line of
Mems Furnishing Goods.
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GENTS Silk and Satin Scarfs in boxes; Silk
embroidered Suspenders in fancy glass boxes;
Silk and Merlno Mufflers; Patent Spring Silk
Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, Smoking Jackets,
etc., etc. Now is the time TO select your Christ
mas presents, before the choice patterns are all
sold. Model Clothing Company.
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Forefathers, Entertainment.

The annual forefathers' entertainment will
take place at May flower ChHreh tonight, and
Eery extensive arrangements have been made
or II. An excellent programme will be given.
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The Finest and Largest ar
ray Of Christmas Goods ever
placed before. the people Of In
diana. See advertisement on
fifth page.
Store open every evening till
Christmas.
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ALL goods guaranteed exactly as represented
by Heron, Jeweler, 16 West Washington street.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
East Maryland Street.

LdoC INIdI yIdIIOA 0VIOOI'
In the elegant and spacious buildings attached
to st. Marys Church, the Sisters of st. Francis,
so favorably known for their successful efforts
for the Christian education of youth, pre-
pared to receive bOarders. The location and
arrangement of the building insure every COM
fort and convenience. Pupils female only from
6 to Ia years, will be accepted. Those above
this age will be transferred to Oldenburg Frank
lin county, Ind, where the principal academy,
conducted by the Sisters of this order, is 10.
Gated. Term of tuition are very moderate. For
further particulars address
SISTER SUPERIOR,
st, Mary's Academy, East Maryland St.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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The Mammoth Buffalo Shoe House, No. 6(
East Washington street. filings down the gaunt
let. Our Christmas Slippers, worth $1.75, W.
have marked to 81 cents.
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Christmas Goods.

You will find at our store many articles suita-
BILE for Christmas and wedding presents, among
which are Rogers A plated table ware, pearl.
ivory, celluloid and rubber handle cutting and
carvers, ladies' scissors ana toilet cases, plated
nut picks in cases, brass fire sets and irons.
tenders, coal hods and vases, tea-trays etc. Call
and see us. HILDERBRAND e. FUGATE,
IS South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-21

WATCHES and jewelry at low prices at Her
ron's,
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OvERCoATsl Overeoats for the masses at ex-
traordnary low prices. Model Clothing Com
pany.
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Where did You Get the New Hatl

THE furnishings at Parker's are all new and
fresh, and you can dedend upon the quality.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-21

NEW YORK counts stewed and fried the best in
the city, at John Huegele's.
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NOVELTIES in silverware at Herron's.
Confusion to- CONNIE itio1

OYSTERS in can and bulk at John Huegele's.
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LADIES dining parlors, No. 60 East washn gtOn
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BARGAINS in watches and jewelry at Herron's
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King & ELDER have very attractive windows,