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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
DUBLIC SALE under Proceeding


iH TrfiH.r rr sHfias r' An arHsr is.Hsl aut IS
ihr Court Hf Common Pleas #' Centre county o. 40.
~ ~ Aug TrrH Tssl vHsIr.u George Valentine be-
TIariIa au1 J.hH Irwin O. o. srs f,,HsaHfs ana 90
. H.f directed vH8 o. r1P.H1H 80 rulHr sale al Us
Court HHarf tu ths BH..HEH 20 ErNH.rtu. au %aiur.
3sT n@l. l- lss.r tHa fHiHvIre property to vIt.
AT fHat certain urssuaEr Ht tsuturHt tract uf
laHa situate in walker twp Centre county. Pa.
hrunlei And aeF h-# a. aiavt o. wits Beginning a.
paint in the TshluE Greek H#ft, thauan iy lavd of
tauaes Gravity. uHfth ~ west .13 t1N IleffhtF 60
stones thence ly laraE 70 Bernard lauth. and
others sHuth $ vest 1sl Tsr bee o. Uue GA eafusrs
thence Haufh 81 esst ~. roffhns % poiut jhe
TfshfuE Greek Road tfrut, 0Hrth 81 rsrt ls4 per-
rhes. e. She VlaH ai beginning and containing g
aHl - VafohssHs and aI vaHHr hr the same
Ices. with the spTfrfruautrs
an thr iron ore and minerals in. on and upon al
that certain tract ot fserr nf lard saatr iu Marion
tup. Centre aHunir. Pa, adjoining lands ni Jonathan
Rayaf the north and ALBRIGHT ianr80n a Cu. uu
tbs suuth and containing tsv acr With tight Of ftr
iuKts eEfs and reEfes O. Dbl mines aad carp avay
said iron ore and minerals
al the iron rrn and minerals iu au aud uron the
undivided fourth part Of all that certain rari 40
land situate In Maron tup hf0ressid bounded on the
oasi ~ lands formerly - Natacl Deck ou thr vrtl ly
same and containing So arfes more las and hfiue
te premises whith John Brrk ly deed dated the
z1th day q June s9 and toordei in Centre couutr
in Deed Book IA page s24 &C.. granted and consryrd
. Wm. a Thomas aud others vith right of FREQ in.
sros. agress and vEress O. iF minc and carry avay
said ore and minerals.
Terms ma1s known on day of sale.
Sale % commence az O'Clock. y n cf said dar.
EHNHftF's OrurE Tnns j. UTNKEL
BsIiesonte. SEPT ipth. 1850. sssnr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

SHOT, nut NOT FATAELT.-Warren
Lonsborry while out cunning near Union
vile last Tuesday, shot himself in the foot.
He was carrying both his dog and the gun.
The animal attempting 20 get loose caused
Tho boy TO loose his hold on the gun which
vent of In the struggle, enptyiug lie con-
tents In his foot. The wound ia painful
but not fatal. DIR. Dobbins ia attending
tho patient
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

ZloN JorrINGs.-Evorybody Is doing
one thing and that is seeding.
Every ybody is talking Of only two things,
tho frost that killed the corn and damaged
the crop, and the railroad.
Martin Brumgard won't talk religion,
won't talk politics, farm or anythings else;
doesn't care cent how Ohio goes, what
he wants is the railroad.
Dave Solt would rather give you five
minutes of good talk on the Vanderbilt
system than sell yard of calico or a quart
of oil, just try him. Hegivcs as good talk
ms no does groceries.
J. c. Zimmerman is getting just little
too energetic when he wants to turn the
Lutheran church into -four mill Cline,
there is such a thing as too much enter
prise
John Dubbs wants little moro business
and less politics. Right, John.
5. +. Dorman wants more room to
branch out. We'll, old fellow, you are
going TO have il, the railroad is going to
give you room. Or course stage coach
town is too slow for pushing fellow like
you.
Danl. Lcsch's farm is badly cut by The
road, SO IS Dan'l. Lutzs. This ought to be
ramedjed if possible Hope tho engineers
will lool, TO this. It's too bad to spoil such
farms AS these.
Zion will have boom yet and 70 it
ought; Nice place TO live in. Plenty to
eat, orc-why, it is jus, incaculabIe. Fine
farms, jolly hospitablc wiye-. Wo would
Ike TO sec one 60 away from Sam Decker
hungry, or resist Bancy'. cider, or Joseph
Garbcrick' apples
Right in this little country village is
the best band in tho county, and the bcst
instruments, too Bellcf5nte cant have a
bow-ou, Of any KIND without it, Tho boys
had a good time at Philipsburg. Wen, as
they helped to make it, We are glad thcy
had.
DR.. Fisher Is always moving helping
the sick and working up biz large practice
Sorry we can't have him At homo more.
The Democrat would like to have moro
locals from Zion Itisa nice name to ap-
pear in ia columns, anyway \ paper
cant BE- too good those ;imcs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
Local Department.

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" Tue "a,u IO|,,' r., .a,na awav 70
',,'' ,'',D-,,, ~, -. u.,r s,or, mi. woek
OI, -, - c,.,;,., o,oaroa $50
,e'nyi,h,. 80 - Cd uorl c,r tho
% ladies' 'e''
Tobr p Harris has sold two lots on
Pam stree, to Burgess Fleming and DR..
swsrtz.
LYMAN Beck returned from the west
last Saturday. He came east TO "grow
nm - with the girls.
i Dale wishes to announce through
these columns that Plumbs will not
fetch him, vou knolc.
Who can take Miss Sallic Burnside's
place in art2 She leaves vacancy not
readily Glled in our town.
Mrs. G. w. Bonncll, formerly Of
Clintondale, is visiting her sister, Mrs. +.
F.. Bible, on Howard street,
Town was lively Saturday, the streets
were crowded no grass grew that day.
Why can't that be every day
H., 90 besr that Irv Uarerman
mill .,ui s,ord soma Of hi. time with u. in
.o. Ca,c,o,,lo,o yop Irv
Rohor ia sweating and ,wit,crinc still
oror ,hoso dioho,icsl Presbv,erv notes.
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Newt. didnt know that Augustine ia
the fellow that fri,g oy,fcrs. uhought he
was big bug in historv.l Very appropri-
ate. Newt. but still YOU look stewed rather
than fried.
Master George Davis, who arrived a
few weeks ago from Dublin. Ireland. and
employed bv Z Brown Jr.. & Co. treated
ia 70 a eno lot Of roaebes ono dav las,
week. Thanks George, come again.
Ia All Of Bellefonte's wacgoning this
winter to be done on that frail and ,cmpor.
arv structure ju., bein, erected over Srrine
Creek Ifitis, insure your.elf man. and
for heavens sake brace it. at least
Mr.. Davis, Special Examiner 4. 5
Pension DEPARTMENT. vino ba. been in our
county since limo roror,ed s., Pn,.bg-,b
under orde,s from tho Do,a-,men, We
hone Mr. d. may bc son, hack 10 tbi.fola
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
Thursday Morning, September 20, 1888,

CoRREsPoSpEscE, containing important news s"ttl'
cd from any part OF the county. No commune auons
inserted unless accompanied 10y the real namc OF tue
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
PERSONALS

We noticed on the streets people from
All parts OF The county. Candidate Brett,
w. II, Fry and Commissioners Campbell
upheld the good name Of Ferguson. J. II.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
Letter from Philipsburg.
PnLmsnunn, PA.. scpt. Id, lss8.


f"iilr'huh'' rAr sept l''n' 1000.
EpIToH' 'hA'"E pENoo"A' - y
come ana gon'' ana rh'I'p'O'fB' n'',
"''"' u P''P"'"'''", anu '"' w." -
5'''' ''", nv" '"''""I'"s '"''J , I"y. :,
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beqn simply awful ne it was it WAS tire
some to work ones way through the com
pact mass Of people that packed the streets.
We never -aw as many tired men in
our life at one time ns there was on the
streets on Thursday 4 wiaa man on a
crowded street wincth hi. way by kind
nc-." But we left the wise man with his
"kiudncss" at 10 O'Clock, a. S., on Thur
day. near the depot, and started % " wig
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

sxow snoE, PESNA., Sept. IL, 1883.
EprroR CKxTRE DENoCRAT-D Dear Sir
'lease find shipment Of coal sent over B.
! 5. S. Branch Of Tyrone Division for
seek ending Sept. Is, 1888
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

We have just received our new Fall
and Winter Woolons. Call and leave
your order.
MONTGOMERY & Co., Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
4 ADMINIsTRATORs NOTICE

Z keiters Of administration The estate oi sarah
Williams tcniered late - Eeleioue deceased has.
na been granted O. the undersirurd an retsa4s IL.
debe 20 said estate ars requested 70 make rayneat
and thnse having olains against the estate are
gussted &c present. them, duig authenticated Cor -.
Element ALVIN BRADY.
set. Administraiaf.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

Yours truly,
TBos. McCANN,
Weighmasles.
Lumber cars.
Other freight ] car.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26
TuE VETERANS rro-NIc

Tho Veterans picnic was q grand success
in point Of numbers and in the abundance
and qusliiy Of the grub. The address Of
welcome was made by James Bryson, Esqa
and was very Enc, although We did not
have the pleasure Of hearing H. Gen
Beaver, Col. Hastings and u. r. Forlney
made speeches. The early train from Clear
deld brought five or six hundred persons
and every train Wagon, buggy or cart
that came into town was loaded down like
city omnibus Many Of the buildings
acre gaily decorated with flags, bunting
and evergreen, and arches Of evergreen
we're thrown across the streets at various
points. At about II O'Clock tho parade
was formed, and after marching through
the principal streets, arrived atthe grounds,
hungry, tired and muddy but Of course
old soldiers don't mind that. Bean soup
was the novelty, although the tables were
breaking down under the weight Of good
things. The soup was the regulation +"
besn soup Of army life-threo beans to
gallon Of water. 1t would be tiresomo to
give the affair in detail, suffice it 10 ssy
that Philipsburg was equal TO the occasion,
as she always IT,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

SrEScEE ODDES-Wilh pain We pub
lish the death notice Of young friend
and christian, former citizen Of Belle
fonto. Spencer Ogden died last Friday at
St. Paul, MINI, after two days sickness, a
victim to plcuro-pheumonia. Ho lef, this
place TO engage in business IN Liberia
Africa. We need not think il strange that
this young man should seek that far of
place, His mother was teaching the gospel
Of Jesus Christ in Africa, and tho devoted
son chose % accompany her rather than
submit TO the separation. Some months
ago his many friends gladly greeted him
once more upon our streets, little dreaming
that i. was for the last time on earth. This
death has an element Of tragedy not usual
His mother expects soon to sail for Ameri-
ca 70 join Spencer, not yet knowing Of his
death. What an awful reception awaits
her The chidless widow will have many
tears aud prayers from those who know
her here
OFT FOR School. james Hsmill starts
next week for Ann Arbor, Michigan, to
enter the Law School.
Harris Orbson left on Monday for
Pennsylvania University. His purpose
there Is to study medicine, thus preparing
himself moro thoroughly for missionary
work in India.
Miss Emily Harris will be in CINCINNATI
attending school for one year. She does
not expect TO return until June of 1884.
Mise Anna Orvis went to Clifton
Springs on Tuesday morning. Her third
year At tho Foster school.
Miss Carrie Valentine, and Misses len
ME and Mary Valentine, will attend their
old school near Baltimore another year.
Bond Sommorville Is at Lafayette.
james Hughes ia at Princeton.
james Alexander IL at the State College.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-26

Reader, afk your dr1ggist for one of Dr..
Hartman invaluable booEs on the "IIis Of
Life and how % cure them. You get one
gratis. a7-2t.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ., ,ss,


Probably no occupation Is more indulged in
nowadays by ladies ior profit as well as for
amusement, than painting. and certainly M
employment, with the exception perhaps Of
music. can he more suitable " advantageous,
for we daily have convincing proofs that women
can not only equal but even in some cases sur.
pass men in this interesting and beautiful art.
The young lady. however, whose friends mag
inc mt she has genius enough TO eventually
excel even Zeu,is and pauha.ius. the former
OF whom is supposed to have painted grapes 50
naturally thu, the birds peckcd a, them, whilst
the latter produced curtain which deceived
Zeusis himself sill find TIA, competition Is
quite as keen in painting as IL Is in any o,hci
profession ~ The present day. Unless. there.
tore, she posse,s.s considerable amount Of
ability combined with perseverance and a real
taste for the ar. she will be certain to meet
with many disappoinimrnts, AMI f obliged to
paint for her living will often he compelled to
accept a very low price for her work, until she
has planted her foot firmly on the ladder Of
success. 1t Is not now. however, our intention
to discuss the advantages and disadvantage, Of
this occupation, bui considering the great mum.
Der Of pcuon- OF both sexes engaged in paint.
ing, it may I've well to give them a little friendly
warning Of the dangers to health that some at
least incur viihou, knowing II. A common
practice among water color artists is 10 put
the bush in the mouth, in order that they may
with the tongue get fine point, and It is AT.
gued that this method must he often resoued
10 in delicate painting. Moreover, artists ire.
quently contract the habit Of holding several
brushes in the hand not actually engaged in
painting. so a. to have them in readiness when
required, and it often happens that the brushes
from not having been properly cleaned contain
a certain amount Of dried pain, on the handles.
Now, it is we'll known that We are not all con.
stituted alike, for some persons can do with
IMMUNITY what others could not venture upon
without fear Of serious consequences. This is
the case with regard to the handling Of paint.
brushes, for although in the majority OF in.
stances no III effects may arse, still there are
some people, aud especially girls, with such
delicate and absorben, skins, that the injurious
effects of the dried paint on the brush is con.
veyed to the system by the mere process Of
handling, and blood poisoning Of a more OF
less severe character Is the result. It would
be well, therefore, not only 10 avoid placing
the brush in the mouth, unless thoroughly
clcansed in clear water, but also to take care
that all paint Is removed from the handles be.
fore putting them away after use. BY care
fully adopting this practice and by occasionally
sucking lemon while engaged in the studio
no bad effects are likely to happen. and what
has hitherto been considered pleasant occupa.
ton will not prove injurious to health as it has
done on one OF two occasions lately LAM
AMI Jpatsy
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

This is an age Of progress, and the remotcst
corners OF the far east feel distinctly, albeit the
dividing distance Is so great, the ihtobs Of the
giea, pulse OF western activity To almost
every shore the electric wire has found lis magic
way; the then eStravagan, vaunt pu, into the
mouth OF saucy Puck
l1pu, grille round about the earth
Ia forty minutes.
Is no longer to be ranked among the impossi.
b'Ii'ies, and within few years it will doubtless
be iact. The iron horse, which at the cum
meneemcn, OF the century was not even dim
dream OF the future, is now not only omni
present in the west, but irayefscs the burn.
ing plains OF India, runs through the dense
forests OF Burmah, across the fair isles Of the
Britain OF the Fast. and will ere long wake
the slnmberous echoes Of ancient Cathay. To
the coast of all the Kingdoms Of the east-,he
seat OF eivilisation that was graded thousands
of years ago and then stood still while the
march OF intellect in the more viporous ives,
proceeded With an energy the lauguorous
Oriental neither understands nor appreciates.
came the argosics OF European commerce. but
Tor years they scarcely ruiiled the placid repose
OF the apaihetic Asia,ic, and certainly heralded
no, to him the dawn OF wonderful change
When, however, the mighty agency of steam
was invoked, and the great ocean highway was
ploughed 10y giant vessels that depended
neither ON wind nor tide, but came and went
with the regularity and swiitness of a mail
cnlrb han
l'stless life of the orient-a revolution as We,
only in its infancy.
Among the nations OF the Ear cas-, the land
OF The White Elephant was not the last to feel
the impulse OF Caucasian progress. To some
extent Siam responded to the influence. Her
old sailing craft gave place to ships on the
European model, steamers were subseuucn,l,
in'ioduced, machinery was employed in the
nee mills, some Of the Injuries Of the ives,
were introduced into the houses OF the
nobility, and the army was partly rcmodelled
and rc-armed. But here Siamese procress
ended ; alike INDECENT and indifferent. the rul.
INF class care nothing for the material pros
per'y OF the country so long as the taxes can
be collected and the means procured for the
enjoyment OF yhariiie pleasures by the nobil.
ny Thus u was that even project for con.
meeting Siam with the outside world by tcle
graph langaisaed. and was deferred for years
thus u Is thar the railway finds no place in the
plains OF Siam. Spite, however, OF the more
than apathy Of the siamese Government, the
Telegraph will very shortly he an accomplished
tact IN Siam and Bangkok be placed in CON.
man'ea'ion with the grea, capitals and mars Of
the world. And SO, in time, il may be years,
the 'ail~ay viii also traverse the county Of the
White Elephant, to the great increase Of is
uade and the promotion OF its already enor.
NOUS nee ealisvaling industry. Hsagksas
Pau
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
HAMBURG BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE
Company

y \. SCHIFFER {. O.. IGENTS.
The above firm having been appointed agents u this
company prepared 10 sur risls against hire on
st1nt and Hrck buildings and on Merchandise stored
therein the most favorable terms. For particulars
apply a. their Office.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

Some iacts about the Bank oi England. n,
ngoverned by governor, deputy and twenty.
ioaI directors. The goye,nors AMI deputy.
oshees arc changed in rotation every two
years Tbs ssiary 81 each is Li,ooo a year;
that Of diroe,o, IS $500. hight directors
- oui and eight come in annually, elected BY
The Court Of rropsietors, a. recommended l.,
the Court Of Diree,o's. A searching inquir,
Is made into the character Of every new eandi.
date proposed. The qualifications Coz a diree.
sos arc the possession VI hank stock To N.
amount d Z,.ooo. ios the depaly go,ssnos
Lj.ooo. and ios the GOVERNS L..ooo. The
stock {" paid notes. for FIVE years Is about
es'o'o.ooo IA number, and they NIL I,.ooo
boass, which, Il placed side BY side, ~ould
scAeh ~ miles, IL the notes we're place.l in
p'le they ~ead reach 10 hight Of i've miles
". 4 josnei end 10 end. would io.m a ,,bloa
u,oro m'lss h-,s their original ,ales Mas
over ka,soo.ooo,ooo. and their weigh, over
10 tcas. A NODE ones eashei by the hank IS
never sesssaed "a bensfcisl practice which
eoioniAl banks would DO well To follow. We
understand that tbs Rank u New South Wales
'nisnds ealhag in all ia dirty notes.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
SEWING MACHINES,

Wilcox and Gibbs Automatic: Singer Manufacturing
Company Assorted. Remington Company Family
Wilson Machines the best assortment To be found
and at Bottom Prices
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

Orders from the other Islands filed at Rest Rates and
with dispatch
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

ln iuiur, patrons can depend upon my fulfilling
every oref the scientific basis known 10 the
trade. The
siGNPAiNriNG AND LETTERING
Department will be permanently presided over by Mr
UHoEot srRNrNryEE further comment unnecessary
p. Send for designs Of frescos for ceiling, and
eotn'ees something new and v You want any Glass
put In, call at the
"rIGER" FAINT STORE,
No. 70 KING SrRrsr ...................IIo sotutp
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lu',,,,,,.,,,,n,,,,m,,,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
USE :
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Nuuanu street, and corner of Fo and Merchant street,
-
Wholesale and Retail GrOoers,
,.,,..
w" 'hhho"s hALL huiLpiN''
ropr srprpr uono,,,,r :,
Hav. constantly on hand. Fresh and Choice
anu cy drocorfes'
havs been se eGS"p,d With The
CELERY,
Ice Sss, anS I've we n aays built
As :. r.vv w,.v - c.,,o
We ASs s'ew arAps
To Receive Orders in Advance for
OYSTERS CELERY AND FRESH SALMON,
70 N''s' :. ; > A"''''''-
GIVE US cali
CONTRACTOR and nrInrp
sy.. .,.s,xa x.s
AA|''
~
u..sul,.
-u's All xmas
Brackets,
WhdoW uames,
nt:.A.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

Ever imported into this Kingdom.
COMPRISING OVER so DIFFERENT doors
Celebrated Lundborg Manufacture.
| DOOR CASES,
FANCY BOXES,
BOTTLES, ETC,
HoLLIsTER q 90,
AGENTS FOR THE HAWAIIAN KINGDOM
No. 50 Nuuanu Street,
And corner Of Fort and Merchant streets. Honolulu.
FRANK eERTz'
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
BOOTS and SHOES,
No. IN Fort street, aborc Hotel Street,
WOULD INFORM rHE PUBLIC THAT HE
Keeps tho 1''' si Ds.. an. ,s. s... Work
10 be found anywhere on these islands.
LARGE AND VARIED STOCK
Constantly arriving from San Francisco including the
boois' SHOES and SLIPPERS
THE MANUFACTURE or
AND
Work in all Departments Guaranteed.
ep with ad os o the oas s"d SSds
~
H. J. Soiih' rko'K'hiok'
r,om :. IN =,
The finest
Tobaccos,
Cigars, Pipes and
cu.r,. c.a-,
Chosen by personal selection from arst.sia.. manu-
added from Tine to time,
One Oh brunswick & Bake celebrated
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3'-ar the cue can participate
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NA/ ~. WSNNEN q TO-,
Wv
o. FoRr srsnsr Hosolulu. III,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLEA8
Have re oPsosd A ,hs old stand yi,s new
""'"e'
And Clocks. all kinda.
Gold Cha;us and CusrAs
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bracelets, brooches. LoeLeis, Earring,, etc,
which were especially selected siths
,,,
kukuJ AND SHELL JEWELRY
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

Madame Ds Lesssps Is the aaoihss VI ten
A>nds1ps sAiIi'sa. the eldes, being bu, -
yesn "a.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
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c. BREJYER s. O.. AGENTS.

Bsssg on hand fall and ccmpl<ts sso<k q he
above celebrated paap-. Ia,s fsse,,s p<s 4sv lsss
tfon Boston. w~ ga>zanl<c sh<w 10 h cheaper and
.hs sAis<asaa = tAa<<ts p>zsAufAsiy " th< Nz<nsn
tsaaf. shsA y III hAr clnskc.ssd ~ na<s sssvsks
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