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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10


o-The Democratic pole raising -
willie la~i saturday Wa resnisr
.loye feast; The pole y ~ presty i..rk-
.orv ~ ever gsew. ~ feet inches high
IRON ,he ,op ~ the ground. and without
q splice. ~urmrsnn'rd ~ Dcmorr-,',
.rock Growing victory. and beautiful
flsr. Capt bonbinS failed ~ ae' there.
a. address The people. having '" NJ
Missouri thsi day. and - the large
crowd was entertained by music from
3he .saua and rIcc club and the occasion
49, made an oii-fa~hioned hsnd-slas-
ing and speaking meeting short speech
g being made by Mc~~r<. w. "A. Tray
~. d. Al. TripI.ct. Il. Cave. w. ~ ln-
man ani 4. Doanc. after which swing
your partner" and "hands MI around,
..Cirvaland Victory puickstep. ma'i'
she old woods mcIodious - the y"ena
folks enjoyed themselves N me prcSpes'
.of Democratic victory The haysv'st
bovs know how 10 get such things up q
have good time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

~ Many forget that the hair ana
scaip = ced cleansing O. well as the hands
ana feet. Extensive usc OF Ayers Hair
yigor has proven that y = tne De-
cleansing agent for the hair-that y VIZ
vents ~ we'll - removes danoruu,
coo)s aud soolhes the scalp, ann
stimulates the hair 70 renewed growtll
and beauty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

Prnso<Ai.-Mr. }. NJ. Boyle. - Pc
scrsburr. has been in Jssrcr this week
irving q work Up some Insurance ousi'
Dc<s.
Mis- Hitchcock. sitter OF Prof. Lc-
can's wife. Eas visiting ~ sasper sh's
week.
Nj. nit. Abel. formerly Of i,oone Tp,
has moved 10 Jasper. and accepted ST.
uation In the blacksmith department o.
AZ. n. Iampcrt's mandatory. re -
competent hand. and will attract many
of liz Boone township old customers.
Welcome.
We received d letter from Capt Dob
b;ns Monday offering regrets q not be-
inr Able 10 attend the Hayesville meet
inr On Saturday. on account o. having
"a leave for Missouri on that Gay. his
not coming was great disappointment
ID many present there. but ne promises
10 De with " q some other time during
the campaign.
Dr.. 4. Davis returned from : lonf
trim last Saturday. yisiting number 2
his paticnts afflicted with chronic uis
casc<. lie esys the Cleveland and Hen
iricks sentiment y nearly .unanimou
<hrouchcut the country everywhere.
Hcrs. 4. X. Cobb andF. 4. Hcrd cam
~ Jasper Oh the morning train Wednea
.iav. on their way 10 their Ireland ~
pointGent. N.
Mrs. :. Cooper was compelled 20 AZ
snjss her school for the day Wcdnesda
morning, On account 81 her taking sc'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

FOR sH ERIFEs
w,tssNwr. SIMMONS. q columbis Township =
eanaIiste a. snerif % Dubois county.
iosErnR0EhIEk candidate for sherin q pnps's
Comfy.
youx aUEGAyi.s candidate for shesin y ~
hnls rnnntv. ....
,osrrsg unrru,yx. osHa'i township. = candidate
ar Sherin IN i.nhes county
ornRfr cox. " Ncene tc~nship,h e>nd'os'r M
sheriff ~ Dnnsis county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10


= nor home. in Boone Tp., Dubois
conntv. Mr.. CoRsrfix SHEERlrT. wife
n 4. n. Sherrit. Oh sept. 18th, loSz- from
typhoid fsyer- x y
She MAS horn ID Davies Co.. Nov. \
Is<5. Tie deceased was IN exeEsp!ary
4 III aai mother. and will bc greatly
missed aud deeply monvned ~ the cir'
rir IN which che moved. She leaves
husband and four children 70 n'ouf'
their loss.
..Desth should come gently 20 one 9
gentle moald like thee.
a. Iipht winds. wandering through
groves OF bloom \,
Detsrh the delicate blossoms from tn
tree,
Closo thy sweet eyes calmly, and with
out pain.
And We viii trust in'Sod 70 zee tee yc
again m. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

Oy.rkKs. The delicious bivalve 4
7 .rved II any stvse desired a. links
( 10 "a Restaurant. snd fre "A supply r.
ceived daily.
~ ro~r~ one Dollar snd y SAVES y.nr ne
MI s lI.ss::: ~ n s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-15
May be SO.
Bedrock Democrat.

A prominent New Yorker, visiting
San Francisco recently, is reported to
have said that Huntington, Of the
Central Pacific, advanced the money
for the completion of the Oregon Pa
cific Railway from Yaquina bay to
Corvallis; that the Central Pacific has
secured the controlling interest IN the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany, and that Huntington is report
ed to have boosted that the new con-
trolls every mile of the Pacific coast
railroads. 1t is also stated that there
are 1000 men at work on the Yaqui-
ma and Corvallis road; that several
miles of the ocean end of the road Is
already completed and that the work
ia being pushed as rapidly as possible
1t is too early yet to say with any de
gree of certainty what company o.
combination is controlling the roads
on the Pacific coast, but the mist
will soon clear away. One thing
seems clearly probable, and that i
that the present season will bring
grand era of activity in railroad bull
ding in the Northwest, whoever ma,
control operations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-15
Vienna.
Katcbnm keystone.

ho'cbuiu h''S'~'
It is said that the Vienna Mining
s. Milling company, at Vienna, en-
plov about 100 men on their mines
and mill. The wages paid that num-
Der Of men, portion Of them work
ING every day in the week, will amount
to at least $4,000 per week. The cost
Of timbers in the mines added TO the
cost of wood consumed by the mill
seven cords daily at s3.5o--wlil
amount to about $40 per week. The
cost Of transporting ore from the
mine to the mill averages $40 per
ton, and as the mill by ordinary oper-
alton will put through twenty tons
daily, the weekly expenses OF haul
mo amounts to 1882. Thus the cost
of the entire mining and milling OPP
Grafton, excepting the cost OF cheml-
calls. amounts to at least $4,000 per
week or over $4,000 per month
This is the extent of single winter
operation in the Wood River country
It is now said that the Vienna com
panv employs twenty additional men
making the weekly expenditure tol
labor about So so additional.
The ore of the Vienna and Noun
tain King mines operated by this
company is chiefly ruby-silver bear
ing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-15
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF EDWARD MADDEN DISEASED
"a UTIcE is hereby given by the undersigned Ad-
M minister of the above named estate, to the
Creditors OF and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit the with the necessa-
vouchers, within four months from the first pub
location of this notice to the undersigned, at his
office in Idaho CITY, Boz sc County, Idaho Territory.
S. c. SlLSBY Administrator.
Idaho City Marbh %. 1881.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-15
Notice to Creditors i.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM WHITE DECEASED,
EE Office is hereby given by the undersigned
AVA Administrator of the above named estate, to
the Creditors Of and all persons having Claims
against said DECEASED to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers, within tour months from the
first publication OF this notice to the Underli ned
at Horse Shoe Bend or to NJ Is. Moore Probate
Judge of Boise County, Idaho City.
Idaho City April Il, A. d. 1884.
j. d. McLAUauLIN.
Administrator
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-15

-Four years ago George W. Taft, of
Diamond Springs, Diamond valley,
Eastern Nevada, planted in a pond
on his place single full grown Ger
man carp. Now every haul of the
net brings hundreds to the surface.
The other day haul produced $50
carp and 2,5 catfish, of all sizes. The
carp at one year old are eight to
twelve inches in length, and at -four
years, when they are full grown, they
are from twenty to twenty-five inches
in length. The carp sell readily al
twenty-five cents per pound in the
mining towns.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-15

tho nomination OF 1iueH Ioi 'eoi
dent bv the National Democrat Con-
yontion says; "Mr Tilden is younger
and stronger than was Theirs, who
brought liberty and law out OF Louis
Nanoeon's wreck. He is younger
than Gladstone, whose genius yet
guides the fate Of Britain. lie is far
Younger than William, whose hand
still grasps the scepter of Germany.
Hitherto, while dynamite and bull
lets have been jeopardizing the hives
OF other potentates, the King OF ba-
yaria has been allowed, without mo-
lestation, to follow his own. eccentric
and expensive will, but member OF
the Assembly has lately taken the I'M
precedented step Of asking for an IN
ventory Of the royal palaces and their
contents. The works at his Majesty
mountain palace, which have cost vast
sums, are reported TO have stopped
for the present.
Several disputes over town and MN
ing property have nearly terminated
in shot gun war, and on more than
one occasion weapons have been
drawn and tlourished. 1t seems, how
ever that no one cares to take the mi
tiatiye in shooting festiviaies. Soon
er or later, hawever, the work must
begin, and il will be desperate and
bloody. Rerolvers will go off one Of
these days like frecrackers during
Chinese New Year Cmur d'Alene
Nugget.
De Lesseps, the great canal builder,
has running account with sleep, tax
ing twenty-four hours at time, and
at another none for FIVE or six nights
In travelling he gets into the first com
partment at hand, and sits anywhere:
If he finds an agreeable companion he
talks, If not he folds his arms and goe:
to sleep, never waking until reaching
his destination. When he went dowr
the other day to Chesnay, near Bour
deaux, he requested the guard t.
wake him least he should go beyond
On voyage from Marseilles to Alex
andra he slept l0f hours out Of l3'
of the voyage, and then not for SOM
days.
Tng BONANZA MINs.--ln answer t
a question by a correspondent, tn
Virginia Chronicle gives the following
information: The average OF tn
Bonanza mines during the period Q
their greatest prosperity was $4,000
coo per month in bullion. OF thi
amount 10 per cent or Sl,2OO,oOo wa
gold. Assuming that an ayoirdupo
pound OF gold is worth $500, ii
weight of that amount would be 4
600 pounds or two tons. The gre;
test amount extracted in any mont
was 100000 in bullion the gold
which would weigh nearly two tor
aud half.
The printing world of London
much disturbed by the discovery of
new process which enables any nun
Der of copies to be taken of any boo
even the oldest, without setting a Ii
of type. A compound has been d
covered which may be spread upon
page without in the slightest way
iuring the paper, and which refuses
rest upon ink. 1t can be easily ]
moved to stone, and there becon
the matrix for stereotype, or can
used for printing from at once. Prs
teal printers are experimenting
see whether they cannot save the c.
Of resetting old editions, and if c
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-15
Our Casi, Prices.

81 ID Crushed Sugar for. -. 81 90
" per 100 ID 16 c. per ID
6 fb {. Sugar for. ......... l 90
6 per 100 1b l4cts per 1b
5 1b old Gov. Java coffee for | 90
4 4" Costa RIGA do. & | 90
4 F." A No. roasted 90 " l 90
3 cans vegetables l 90
Tobaccos all brands from IS to 90
cents per 1b. In quantities we will
sell above goods for less. Everything
else in our line at very low rates. Our
sugars are pure California refined su-
gars, and not Eastern sugars which
contain 40 per cent. glucose.
MYER & SMITH,
Idaho City and Placervillo.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-04-15
Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, will
meet in regular session at the Clerks Office
in Idaho City, on
Monday. April Ii, 1855
All accounts or other matters coming
before said Board should be filed two tlav,
prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be Icgal'"
verified to insure action thereon, and Ii.
bill will be presented unless all the fees
are paid. TIM CARROLL,
March II, 1884. Clerk Board Co. Com.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
a pMIslsraAross' NOTICE

Tbs und-ssisrst p<rssns have b<en given is.t~s Of
Administration rppa tbs e.fais q Gsosgs ]. kamss
haety give nses all p>r,ens ndet<<d 70 ~ eslsss
10 uaks payment once, and al ps3ons hAviae el.ins
against The ssssis are barely na<hst 20 rssssa oeo
SAAL G. ALLEn,
JostlH D. cAlTfn.
AAaisiassass xssass Gee J. HasA pssons&
$500
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Nem Embellishments.

BLANKS, BLANKS.
Labor Contracts, Bills Of Lading,
Bills Of Exchange, Powers OF Attorney,
Mortgages, Charter Partys,
Builder Contracts, Articles Of Agreement,
Deeds, Bo,lomry Bonds.
Leases Purchaser and Manufacturer Invoices. Mar
rage Cerifcates--H Hawaiian form Letisr
Sheet Maps OF the Islsids, Pians
Of Honolulu, Charts Of
Prneipal Ports
Hawaiian
OR ANY BLANkS PRINTED TO ORDER
a. THOs q. THRUWS
MERCHANT SrssEr SrosE.
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Lorcd and Lost

Lored and Lost
o loved and lost o loved and lost
That words were weak never knew
TIL. where my path thy footsteps crossed,
tried to tell my love to you.
breaking heart o ,hrobbing brow
Tia, words are few il may be well.
For surely no one knew ii now
A lose-a loss-no one can tell (:
A lows which In my bosom burned.
And grateful filled my heart and soL;
Blindly to thee my being turned,
A. turns the needle to the Pole.
o good and true. no fault was thine,
That for my love you cid not care;
If blame there be, It's only mine
Twas God that made thee good and fair
My love was earnest. true, and deep,
Aud lasted long before told
And when the secret would not keep,
whispered sof, the story old.
happy time, F" o golden years."
o dream-~hat pain thy Weakening cost
An answer came through binding tears
found that had loved and lost.
--Cssd Wsydl
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
Freedom

Freedom.
The people fouly were oppressed
! heard their lamentations long;
] heard their singing clear and ssrons.
see their banners In the West
The captains shout the balile.ery,
The thousands muster 10 their might;
They turn their faces to the light.
They III, their hands, they prophecy.
We sank beneath the masters throns,
Our ehahng chains were nsu undoa-:
Nov clash Your .anees Ia the sun,
And bless your banners with song.
God hides His purpose shall seaa
The blessings that the ca,ss eonesAls.
Till His imperfeci Law reveals
Sos's portion to Hi perfect plan.
Ne bidss His tine with pa,lsn, syes
While tyraa,s build upon the land.
lie speaks the word. lie ~avss His Aaad.
And from the sssass His temples rise.
Nov freedom waves her Joyous wing
beyond the fo-m<ais shields Of gold;
March forward singing, for behold,
The right shall rsls while Cod Is king.
-, 6. Sss~s
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
= n IL q y L n o r T.

G MuEL MOTT.
BEAVER BLOCK.
FORT STR
importer and Dealer in
KEROSENE FIXTURES
Chandelier, Lamps, f.ndarts Bfaet-. Lamp,
o Tubular, SIDE Tubular, Doiinx.houS,
and Police Lsrterns Nurse, Pocket, ard
Table Lamps Globes, Chimney, Psfsciors.
Lamp Hoders for sewing machines
p.t Hs ResA n IA sci p.ps osesoi,.
Hawaii Aloha AIfn-ea Flofa
MISSISSIPPI pANoR-cookins esp,e,Y
FRENCH rANoEs-ra ---aur,p,. hotels. and
private residences, with " ,Ithsui bos vaisr
circulating boilars
wEsT.vHoiM5 XXI CUTLERY:
a hns assortment, Of Table, Dsseft, and Tea
Knivs: and Forks; Csryers and s1eeis, with
plain and ornamental ivory handles ais,
Pocket Knives, Razor, Shears, Button hole
and Ladies' SCISSORS, Bread Knives genuine
french Cook Knives, Butcher and kitIhsa
Enivss
BASKETS:
Laundry sad Market Bssksu-
DOOPMhTS--as;or;sd ,i,es patterns
sILvE2.PLATED wARL
Rogers Bro,hers' and Meridsr Plating Works;
Water and Cream Pitcher Table. Dsser,
ard Tea Knives; Forks ald Spsons spoon
hod.r'. Sag.,n Rings. cAi Rs,,;., h hsf'
Gard Reosivers, Frui Stands. Preserve
Dishes
AGATE WARE
Utensils in large VARSITY.
STAMPED rINwARl; -, ,,r,.
Mix Pans, Pudding and plain Basins, Mnk
Boi!ers Rice, Jelly, and iee-cr-an aoaIds
new patterns in Stew Pans
sAUCEpANs-Enamei.d and timed iron. fros, ,-plns
TO lEallon-
JArAHNED WARE: ~
Cake, Cash, snd Knife Boxes; Spit,oens
Cuspidors. Chi!dfsn's Trays
fairbanks Platform, Counter. and Kitchen
Scales.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS:
Moline Flows, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Rskes.
Rice and Manure Forks, Cos, Hoe Handles.
! Plow Handles ard Beams
ICE CHESTS and REFRIGERATOR
BALDWIN FODDER cUTrERs-Thtss sizes, y
IN, and s.Inch cut, an Al aftiela
RunBEg HOSE: -
and earhoiised. u, y, :, X, ~, ineA
Hose, noz1les and sprinilsrs, &C.
PLUMBER AND TINsMIrHs MATERIAL
Sheet Load, 70 u lbs. sduaIe foot; Soil Pipe
lead and iron; Water. ciosst., cases
:. 10 90 or Il; Hoss fBitS., Rs.ia; sas',
black and enamssd; duo washNsnds.
Sheet Zinc. Soft Solder, our own uiAks.
warranted.
GALVANIZED IRON PiPE--ss so inch; elbow,
redueers, plugs buAhing
PIPE VICES. take u TO inch pipe ,ioels and dies,
cuts "a TO inch ptpe
BIRD csCEs-Larges. variety In market. painted
bright. AL brass wire
BABY cARRIAcrs. Boys whsss,ns~. and Ca
carts
AGENT FOR
safes. We keep IN stsek the largest assost.
| meat Of Safes TO be found Of California
Cots mailed upon appiieaiioa
cELITrs ICE MACHINES;
steam is available. Small So. nlskes "a ibsl
hours ca.' ~is s di'se sl as iss ro.Eia Eli.
nailed 70 your sddiess on application. We
are anihorned deliver ihss= mAehinAs
alongside at makers prices, adding ouly eos
Of packing. eases and heiahi<
CUSTOM WORK Of all kinds 10 tin. copper, and
sheet.iron working attended 10. Woxt .sho0
store. Work executed by eempsssal
vorknen at reasonable rriee&
BrAvEg BLOCK. FORT STREET.
.Sirsble sispsncs bs,,~ than slo~ shilling --sl
~ DON'T FoRoET ~ ~ i,sa
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pooxs PERTAINING TO HAWAII
Jasvss His,ery Of the Has.iiaa isllaa.
Andrs~'s Dictionary.
Whitnsy's Guide Book.
Ml<S bnd. sis Aoash. 10 the Sandwich Islands.
Mia co<don Camniszs Fire Fosotaiak
Mn. Isdi's Honolnla-
Ha~A,isn Ainzaae Aad Annual
Together sish large stock Of valuable and entertain.
isg books liza Of which Is pshiiAsd u lie sasslsasai
efshis p~s~
ves saisa
sB0a Q. THsUHs
Fet - 16sv&
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OFFICE OF J. E wIsEMAN.
FlRE.pRoor BRICK BUILDING.
No. - Merchant Street. Hono'usu. H.. L.
The only recognised General Dusinsss
Agent In the Kingdom.

A8ouS n S8o AA1BOons
DEPARTMENTS,
Real Estate Broker. Lie Insurance Agsat.
Custom House Broker. Employment Agent.
Money Broker, Fire Insurance Agent,
And General Business Agent.
RIAL ESTATE DRrNsrnKsr-Bay and sell Real
Estate in all parts Of the Kingdom; Value Real Estate
and property Of all kinds Rent and Lease Houses Cot.
lages, Rooms and Land; Attend TO Insurance. LAKES
Repairing and Collecting u Rentals; Draw Legal
Papsrs Of every nature, Search Title Records, etc,
EzrLovNssr DsrAKrNRsr--Find employment 10
all branches Of industry connected with the Islands
GENERAL Bvs,sass MArrERs-Ksep Books aad
Accounts; Collect Bills Loan and inves Money Pen.
maussip. Engrossing and all kinds u Copying done;
Proeuss Fire and Lite Insurance; Advertisements aad
Couepondence attended TO.
| Cusron HousB BRoKER Attend 70 all Entries
will Ind this Department special henehi them
| attend to ths delivery u invoices complete.
SoIlcirisc AcEsT Tor the Mutual Life Insurance
! Company q Ns~ York. the largest. graaiss snd
soandesf Insurance Company In the sesld
Tourists and Travellers, and those seeking psrms
mani homes on the anas. will And Il TO theu advaa
Age 70 consult personally BY letter ~hen saits
Accommodations required, and sllsy will had "a
thslf msssss % Cali on me for general iaoenssea ps
Correspondence solicited from abroad A ordss,
sceepisd and hllsd fos Hax allan curio>. FsnA ces
Shsls, Lava sP:dnsas. PheseA vis~e &c. sas s1p~'
80 e: i !. Z: ;a's:s
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23

ueAR nAcH's cry.
PER "MALLSG5TE."
We have received further eeusignnsni Of
Nsssrs. Mtrrsss.t Watson 4 Co. - Machinery
And bavs naw % hand ready for delivery;
ons Triple Effect 90 handsoms iran aasss, containing
,..,s square fee, Of Asaing sui.Ss with Pumping
Eagins and dseharsinf Monsja, esnplsia
On. DoubisEaset having ,sSo square feet Of hsating
surface. with Engine aud Monsjas
One ss, Of -Four NELSON'S P.,sa, csnirlugas, with
Engins and Mixer.
One Sc, Of Two wes,on's Pnsn, csnsrlfusaiA
Havin increased facilities for the maaafasturs q
these machines. Che Weston Patent. for which. n
crsa, Britain has sspiret has enabled to esr
them at materially reduced prices
We have full assr,m-ns Of Centrifugal ,parss-
Innings. bsasss,, rubber haais and bushes. etc.
Two Diagonal Engines, each In b, main
clnih.r.. Fla, Coolers. BY By and BY byl,
On. Spare Top Roller fos as Ly s. IA Mil
On. Spare sid. Roli.. for do do
On. spsrs la,.rasdiA.s Spur Wheel 70. gearing fas
tat G. W. MAcFARLANE 3 Co
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DllllsoHAM 3 CO.
Hsw jus, received a
Invoice sfNsw and DssirAbls 0oeds
sdissa TO the wants Of this aaskss.
comprising
Audsv,s 1asd,rars,
.MeehAnts's fssia
snd good lias Of
AGRICULTURAL lMYIE0 ENT1
We would call the special aussiioa
Of Planters TO our
Psss~s Double Aoa!d 1esrd Psss.
~hieh has hssn pronounced thu best 4
he kiaa ever used In this eoan,ryL
We have also received =
new lot Of the
DILLINGHAM; BREAKING FLOWS
80. Il. "a In. which are giving p<rfsa
sA,isae,ion wherever they
are rsld
pEMAyD sra
rhs ~disa variety Of gods which
We are asv oeasiaar,yre
esisinz lo~ being
OPENED FOR INSPECTION AND SALE
AT THE LOWEST PRICE
Dtllingham-& Co
fSs-d
7 w. HINcLEy 4 co.
Manufacturers Of nsssns ciss~A
MrouEFs AxD prAisss ~
Tobacco,
Cisust,es.
and sussssn' Arti<i~s.
Ths noss complete s,sck in the Kingdom,
King street. (l<1 Aizksa) Hoao,~ia
f>o-lU