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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-06-25
ITEMS.

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George y. Snyder and family OF
Franklin township visited friends in
this place on Sunday.
John s. Hassinger OF Franklin twp.
was in town on Friday.
The Hook d Ladder festival was
not as well patronizcd as II should
nave been. The members ALWAYS re-
spond to every alarm and we think
our citizens should remember this and
encourage and aid them In every way
possible.
The Fund Society of Rev. Ochsen-
ford's congregation, pic niced across
the river on Saturday. We learn they
had nice time.
Rev. Yutzy's congregation are hav-
ing their church frescoed. This will
add greatly to its inside appearance.
II. u. Jarrett, Daniel Romig, Samu.
ei Spahr and George Seesholth start
ed for Reading, on Sunday night to
work at bridging. Selinsgrove turns
out a number OF bridge builders
Considerable amusement has been
afforded our people for the past week
"tching the ponies being lassoed.
hv th. Tuesday is the time set apart
works ouesfiiil to vote on the water
the talk whereyeWater works is all
as though it would cay. 60 IL looks
Selinsgrove will be we'll re.
at Lewisbura ON the 4th. >anted
Prof. F. l.. Bergstresser OF Pennia
College, Gettysburg, is at home on u
visit. IL.
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All kinds Of blanks for sale at thi,
Office.
rEPlants, Seeds, Flowers, Birds, &c,
Hunt, Seeduian, wistown, Pa.
Trunks, Satchels, and Valises, at
). Oppenhcimer's, Selinsgrove.
A full line OF Spring hats already on
hand at. 5. Oppenheimer's, Selins
grove.
A full lineof Plow and Dress shoes
just opened at S. Oppenheimer's, Sc
linsgrove,
New LEADER Sewing Machines at
S25, in Gifts store room. Middl.burg
HENRY MINK.
Survival OF the ftest. Downs Elk.
ir has outlived every other cougl,
remedy simply because it Is the best.
For sale at Barber's Drug store. j,
STOVES! STovEs!l-H. l.. Romig, at
Beaver Springs, has for sale all kinds
of stoves and stove repairs. Give
him a call.
II will pay every body to examine
the immense Stovk Furniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
w. ii. FELIX Lewistown Pa
Every bottle OF Arnica g. on Iini-
rent sold is warranted by the propri-
etors to give satisfaction or money
will be refunded. For sale at BARRIERS
Drug store. June.
j. T.. kenrns Of the Beavertown
Carriage Works has Just received the
finest lot of Whips, Lap busters, Fly
nets, Halters and Harness that has
ever been brought to this county.
For sale cheap. Call and see them.
up. Shirk of the Beavertown Hard
ware store, has just received a lot of
BriRser Grain Cradles, Double Har-
poon Hay Forks, Ropes and Pullies,
doable-shovel Plows, Steel nails, etc.
These goods will be sold lower than
ever before.
More people, adults and children,
are troubled with costiveness than
with any other aiiment. DR. Henry
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters will cure
costiveness and prevent the diseases
which result from it. For sale at Bar
ber's Drug store. June.
LAST NoTIcE.-Forbearance ceases
to be a virtue and the undersigned
will be compelled to proceed collect
Ing by law the printing and subscrip.
tion accounts of J. Grouse, unless the
creditors will settle before the expira.
Of 80 days. Take due notice as it will
be the 'ast-settle and save unneces-
expenses.
MiddIes> JAMRs G. GROUSE.
Pa, Oct. 0, 'sA
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81 T. }.

May %, in New Berlin, Mrs. r.. J..
Lotz, widow OF Dr. Joseph r. Lota.
deceased, aged 70 years, month and
% days.
June 10, in Penn twp, Anna Char
lotte, daughter Of Henry and Ida
Schambach, aged 2 years, 0 months
and 3 days.
May %, IN Washington twp, Willie,
son of Henry L.. Wilmer, aged 10
months and days.
June IL, in Penn twp. Vim. Hughes,
aged "a years, months and 90 days.
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CENTERyILLE GOSSIP.

CENThRNILBE tOSSIP.
On Tuesday evening Jane 10th DR..
ID. Il. Rothrock OF Three Springs Pa
and Miss Ella Walter, Of this place.
were united in marriage at the home
OF the brides parents, where In the
presence OF goodly number of lnvit.
eel friends, representing the youth
aud beauty OF the town besides n
number from distance, they took
solemn VOWS that made them one for
life. May they never have cause To
regret this important step, and rs
they travel through life together may
their pathway be strewn with flow.
ers, with no thorns to mar their pleas
ures. The bride who is an accom-
plished young lady, Is the daughter
of VAL Walter, n prominent citizen Of
this place, and the groom was former
ly a resident OF Middleburgh, and is
well known I'm this county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rothrock left for Three Springs
Huntington County, the next day
where he is engaged I'm the pract ice
Of Medicine. She was one OF our
brightest and best young ladies. and
her loss will bc sorely felt in the
church, Sunday school and society in
general
A number OF our gentlemen were
on fishing expedition near Spring
Mills, several days last week. We
don't know their success, but suppose
they had iisherman's luck.
Quito II number from this pnce at
tended Commencement Mt New Ber-
liu last week.
Just rs we expected, our band
during their stay in New Berlin last
week was greatly praised for their
fine appearance aud excellent play.
ing.
Wilson Dreosc and wife of Troxel.
vile, were the guests OF q. G. Spans.
ler on the 10th.
Ice cream time has come and the
fair - are happy. .
DIR. q. G. Mohn and wife, and G.. A.
Walter, Nil of Laurelton, were in town
on the 18th.
DIR. j. +. kenawel, made u trip to
McAllisterville, last week on visit TO
his sick father.
Mrs. ex sheriff Reichly OF Franklin
was here last week-an invited guest
to the wedding Of Miss Ella Walter.
Miss Kate Stcininger of IIartleton,
was in town several days last week.
DIR. G. l.. Mohn OF Kelly X Roads
was in town recently.
The festival and cake walk given
by the band on Saturday evening
was financially, grand success
Thanks for liberal patronage. The
streets were crowded with the youth
and beauty and it was one of the liv-
licst Saturday evenings the town has
experienced for some time and yet
good order prevailed throughout.
Miss Alice Oberlin returned on sun.
day from near Lewisburg, where she
has been teaching n summer school.
Chas Y. Badger, wife and daughter
OF Miiiiinbure, were the guests of y.
+. Sheary, on Sunday.
Isaiah Walter and wife OF Franklin,
were the guests of Eph. Walter, Sat
urday and Sunday.
f. X. Troutman and wife Of Spring
Creek, were the guests Of Isaac bow
ersox on Saturday and Sunday.
John Drummer OF Michigan, former
ly OF this county, is visiting friends
in this vicinity.
w, II. Beachler, Asst. p. NJ. at Mid.
dleburgh was In town on Saturday
evening. What are the attractions.
William!
REPORTER.
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MissslscbUrg Market
MAISIeIEID.

June 81, 10y Rev. J. y. Shindrl WIN.
Yerger, Of near Middlrburgh and Miss
Lizzie Noll of Snithgrove.
June Il. by Rev. y. T.. Ochsenfo' d,
Euos u. Boyer and Emma Holcn-
bach, both OF kratIerville.
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at might and brokon Of
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with pain oi quitting teeth II so sond at once
and got bottle 1T NRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING
SvRur ron OptLERKs TBgTHIsa. Its value
IL incalculablc, 1t viii reli"vothc poor little
sudcrcr Immortality. Depend upon II M ith.
ere. thcro Il ~ mistake ohout II. II cures dys.
ontcry aud didrrhocn, egulates tho stomach
aud bowels, curos wind colic. softona the gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and en-.
ergy to tho whole systeW, MRs. WissLOw's
SuOTUiNa SNRUr FoR CuiLDRkS TRETnINa is
pleasant to the taste and Is tho prescription
" one OF the oldest and best fcmale nurses md
physicianS In tho United Statca, aud Is Tor sale
by all druggists throughout tho world. Price
rs conts bottle. May %, 80 ly.
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- covrry Cousrs.-rhe Courts Of
SonSv are held on tho fourth Mondays
~, May, aud September, and second
~ 4 December.
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Republican Standing Committee

OF Snyder county elected on Saturday,
March %, 1895, for the ensuing year:
Adams-J. G. Shrader, Moses Erb.
Beaver-Rob. Middles warth, JAigler
Beaver W-S. II. Ulsh, VIC. Wagner.
Centre Frank Stine, Aaron Walter.
Chapman w. Wallis, J. Q. Rohrer.
Fran n'n--J.S Hassinger, J. w. .Reninger
Jack on--A. A. Humrnel, NJ. Hardly.
Middleburg--C. Seebold, J.H Arnold.
Mlddlecreek--A. G. Fields, H. .Mourer.
Monroe-B. Huminel, p. S. Ritter.
Penn-W. W. Row, p. 3. Ulrich.
Perry Henry Harding, Levi Kepler.
Perry WI. Ii. Willis, II. Il. Graybill
Hgrove-M.f,. Wagenseller,J N Reigle
Union--J. ID. Bogar, w. l.. Reigle.
Wash'n-J. p. Meyer, j. NJ. Hoffman.
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mae SO chic auapg Y. lasiR' notes, an iailh bel
pint en-"

We are greatly in need Of rain.
Read the specialtles in Weis' new
advertisement.
Nearly every person Is going tc
Lewisburg on the 4th.
Mrs J. II. App, of Selinsgrove has
quite large inusic class In Middle
burgh. ..H %
James Beaver and his sister Ida, oil
Union comfy, Sundayed with their
parents.
Jere Grouse sold upwards Of forty
hogs at his public sale in Middleburgh
on Saturday.
The locusts have not as yet made
their appearance in and around Mid
dleburgh.
The wood-cock season opens on the
lst Of July. All that is wanted now
are the birds.
ID. T. Rhoads is acknowledged the
most expert tin roofer and spouter in
Central Pennsylvania.
1t is estimated that the people OF
the United States snuff, chew and
smoke one million dollars per day.
Miss Maud Arnold last week return.
ed from her three months visit with
relatives ih Philadelphia. .r.
Miss Matte Frain has been quite
seriously i'll with malarial fever dur.
{ Ing the last week, but is improving.
Andy Schambach's pheasants re-
Gently given to a hen to raise. have
tnken to the woods like bank cashiers
take to. Canada
Prof. Jacob Slower. theological stu
dent Of Selinsgrove IL canvassing Mid.
dleburgh in the interests of the Amer
can Tract Society. ~
John Farnsworth, the epopular com.
8 mercial man will bring his family to
Middleburgh to spend his Summers
vacation. Welcome.
The contract for building the new
wooden bridge across Middlecreek at
Meiser, has been awarded to Peter
Keffer, Of Sunbury, Pa, at St440
Young man, when taking a ride, q nd
there is an ice cream saloon within
five miles, never let the lady drive un-
less you have more than four cents in
your pocket
"Wes" Bowen's Balogna sausages
are just the thing for lunches these
hot days and save the women the
heat and fatigue OF cooking. They
are fresh, clean and delicious.
DR.. r. Rothrock OF Mcclure was in
town on Monday in response to pro-
fessional call from Grandmother Els
enhower, who hos been gradually
sinking for the last week or SO.
The editor OF the iaiddleburgh Posi-
passed his 3lst birth day an the 2Sth,
ult. May he enjoy n long M.i happy
life.-Lewistown Free Press.
Thank YOU
N0TIcE.-The duplicates OF the
Middleburgh Borough taxes, OF 1884
and 1885 are In my hands for collec
tion and IL not paid within ten days
from date will be collected according
TO law, I. 6RIRR BARBER,
June 25, 1855. Collector.
We were In error last week in stat
ing that Mrs. ID. Bolender had left fo'
Akron, o. She left, however, later
accompanied by her husbund to wit
ness the graduation OF their daughter
Kate In the Akron public schools
The Sheriff returned this week. Dur
ing his absence Sam'l Hare served Al
lord Of the land.
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

took at the FIGURES on the label of
,our napcr. Those figures tell you
rna kATE TO WHICH YOUR suBscRiP-
sSon "a pAIu. Within 8 weeks after
money Is sent, see II date is changed.
No ofI,er receipt Is necessary.
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. -. nionds throughout the county will
~ - sonding us the news in their respoc.
- {SS6, villages and peighborhoods. sond
NJ r6xin facts, and We will dross thom up,
e6G10. Our columns VIII always ec oren
SSr1~ Who Wish 20 speak through them on
,c~r1I ~ local ouesttous Of public interest ;
Il ~ all not hold oursoli responsible for tho
I1n1oGD they may express,
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We have perfected arrangements
with a Western firm through which
we viii he enabled to furnish xxx
No. !, is-inch shingles ut $500 per
thousand. All shingles are warrant.
ed clear OF sap and knots. For par.
ticulars address
r. II. HARTER,
Middleburgl, Pa.
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Sro,K FOR THE RACES.
where They Can Il. seen And VII"
They BcIong 10.

a visit to the livery stables of
Mc-srs james +. Egau n Co. will re
pay all lovers of fine horse stock
Among the horses in training for the
November fair and races now in their
charge, are the following:
Dr. W. H. Clifton, Lady Clifton
j. II McNcil's katie
X. e.. patton's "Grcy Eagle
Jel Davis celebrated ''pai-y o.
G. NJ. Edwards, of Marlin. pair of
fine two year old mares and hand
some stallion,
These, together with several other
fine animals, 90 TO make up II collcc-
IT, IL rarely equallcd in any stable in
the state. The senior mcmbcr of the
firm, Major Wiley Jones. has Just re-
turned from the st. Louis races,
where he gained some valuable intor-
nation in regard to the number and
speed OF the stock expected during
uur races and fair. These stables are
under the personal supervision of MIR
james +. Egnu, whose strict attention
to business is well known to every
citizen of Waco. The nratc~t turn
outs in the city can be found at these
stables, aud polite and gcntlcmnnl
attention is guaranteed to all
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While money j. clo-c, wages and
price, low, expense should be cut
down in every household. Economy
the wachword for mothers, hcad on
doctor Till, by AWAY keeping in the
house a bottle of DR.. Bosmko's Cough
and Lung syrup. stops "a cough m
-mntIy, relieves consumption, cures
Group and pain in the chest III one
night # is just the remedy for hard
/ times. Price, soc. and 81 ~. Sample
free. Sold by W. a Williamson
] A %
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comnciition from anv quarter
That .uprrb rose. "Julcs Finger" !
at WHITE Blower Green House.
Nnu viii find the Success, flour at |
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Colonel Rice, whose rcnown ~ an
orator, jester, bcnctactor aud moral
philosopher is MT narrowed to ANY
cline or country, but is co-cNtcn,ivc
with the civilized world, will make
his farewell appearance in Waco nj
/ Garland's opera house tonight. With
/ his accustomed libcrality. he has re
duccd the price OF admission to II
sum within the reach of all, and will,
without doubt. be compliment Il
with an Overlooking house.
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W >. Target and Miss Alma Nc
lam, il. W Witt and Miss NJ, W
tucker H. j. Hansen an Miss Kat,
Olcsou.
Grand Com terry roses at " hit,
Flower Greenhouse.
Members of the Waco bar are re-.
qucstcd to meet in the district court
room, OH Monday morning AT q
O'Clock. when the report of the com.
mittrc appointed To- draft resolution,
IT respect. ur the death of Judge f
l)NN IS viii Toe prc.ntpd
Family medicine, put up by TIA,
very best recipes at Dir. llanlcti's
\ few of the celebrated rose, jaime,
sprint, AT White Flower rcenhou~c
Three car loads of stone for th,
CUTTERS and curhing on the avcuu,
arrived yesterday and MIR Tcnnant
commenced hauling tito where he wi
commence work, at the Intersection
of Austin street and the plaza
Those charming roses. White Bon
Nilcnc ami Climbing IIcrmosa, at
W ute Flower Greenhouse.
IN he county court yesterday j. Il
tlirlle plradrd guilty 10 carry ing q
pistol, and was llurd S2d lndiCt-
mcnI against a. Cinuaman, charged
with cursing and swearing, wa,
quaNhcd.
to four feet, nj White Flower Grccn
house
The street force /. burily engaged
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scnntor.colc nnd the ncngne.

~cnator Coke remarked yesterday
that he lrlt It, if he had been run
through oomm4s tie would MOI
have felt SO badly Aal he taken Bos.
A Go = good old Georgia peach
brandy.
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|,,|| Fellows Sufferers

now conyaIescing from
|" one who ha- been there,
,,u hi, experiences aud fol
La ou would be speedily res
IA ,,.enty of appIc, and drink
M freely. As n diet, rare
spd hroil chicken with
IL, bread, cgg, and rich mil.
~ lame, Then follow right al
IA With dose of fuckers
j., .Ggc,t aud aosimilatc your
h, .oj This. a, last i, the secret OF
|.,o , eooddiec-Iion, which means
,.,mfadurc of blood, aud that is
n. ofnau, whereby the wasted
j,nl,lcd by disease, is built up
! ,bc yieor and the ROSY hue OF
farmer selves once more asserted.
In our word for it, You viii
\, lte long enough to ccasr thank
ror friend ". l.. TrcNEE.
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Our prescription department Is one
OF the most complete in the city, and
under the management OF thorough,
careful and experienced prescrip-
tion-ts W A. Williamson ~ Co.
Fourth aud Austin,
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Prices are great consideration in
THESE times. aud 30 ccut~ saved Is
dollar made, and YOU can make II
great saving h> seeing our great bar
gain opening. LEW me bkp IS.
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Prescriptions and tMn,Iy recipes nrc
now III order. Take them To w l.
Fuckers Lion Drug store WIN
have the best attention day or night
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Mrs wiuslows soothing Syrup sh"uld AL
wnys hc used tur children tccthtne. IL so"thr7
cures wind COLI. aud is the best remedy
dinrthura.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

Try my japanese silk aud guitar
strings The finest harp and violin
-tring- eau be found at Van Dulcr'-
music store.
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know all men and women 10y THESE
tokens. th,d Levine Bros have a
great bargain opening Monday "hu
the entire week
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l. the name Of the most comfort
able make of chiid's hoes, for -nlc III
nil .iN les and sizes. ut Levine Bro. s.
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Pixies Touthachc Drops cure III one
minute. German Corn heiIloNcr hihs
corus and buuions
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Just received, bottles tor covering
at W \. Williamson n Co.'S, Fourth
and Austin,
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Depot for Hawkes. chry,taized
lens at w. IL, Cook a Co.'S book
store,
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKE 7.

waco. Texas, October q Market Pnle'
plccs unchanged,
Receipts tu-day, W. bnlcs total to dni'
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Call ON W. II. Cook ~ Go, and have
your ewes fitted with n pair OF
Hawkes. celebrated -prctAoloo.
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Buckwhcat flour, new Louisiana
molas.es, Gordon n Dilworth's pre-
serves, the best creamery butter ever
made, and a car OF j Lusk'> and WIN
Numscn N Sons can fruits and ycgc-
tables. al Marshall ~ lIcard's.
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Concert and professional harmon
icu-. best in Texas, at f Van Dulers
music store.
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The largest assortment of Pears
and Colgate -oap nj II. Bchrch's.
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showing Tia" Standing "f III" 't, Pub
lie schools.

Statement showing condition of the
public schools for the week ending
October %;
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Fresh groceries and country pr =
ducc Mt Wood ~ Co.'S, west sid
square.
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Our soda tounI is still III oprrauoh
Best soda, ginger al" ana n'h'r"I
waters III town.
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Ofunrcdcemed goods, Five hundred
coin silver, Elgin, stem-Winding
screw bclcl, dust-proot watches, AT
Sl2 80, new. D. DoNNAu Il Bro,
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Finest stock of tooth brushes IN
the land, at Castles X Morri-on>
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Combs from 3 cents up, ali kiuhs' u
Castles n Morrison :.
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Get your groccricoWood a Co.'s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

A fine assortment of toilet soaps At
DinuhMrte.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

Djnchart continues To ito his share
of the drug business lrir'7 AWAY
tell
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

Light Infantry Cigars ut the White
Elephant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

l'rrryutuf attendance
Percent of tsttiiucsa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-18


OIL Albany
and Basket Wir Plain Perforated Sheet
and Springs, r
Packing
all
Pows Planters Hoes make inch Goose Neck
Fairbanks
sizes and
Patents
and
and
in
DENNIS, 8, 9and1O o. at DO tom rates
SALMON, in barrels
FanilyF Flour.
CRUSHED and GRADUATED in barrels
GIANT POWDER GELATINE POWDER, very effective.
New Goods per Alarmed
FEED, STOCK
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.CoNsIsTING IN PART Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-18
General Business Matters

Keep Books and Accounts, collect Bills, loans
or invest Moneys. Penmanship, EngroSSing anu
al kinds of Copying done.
Procures Fire and Life insurance.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and Correspondence attended to-
reformation OF every description connected
with the Islands coming from abroad f1ly
answered.