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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-02-21
THE COVINGrON
A { A ID f nj Y.
tMALE AND FEMALE,
". w. DUNBHiCCO. Principal.
Nom S,ctarian, I,.g,ssxire, Practical aud
Scientific.
Next session begins
Monday, Sept. Is, 1884,

MOHudy, sept. A~s Aoo1,
in the building formerly occupied by
tovin.tnn High School.
This school will be unlsr the direst
supervision of the Principal, who il u
graduate of the baltimore City college.
IL qualified and recognized educator. aud
VII" In. for the past tw" years occupied
the Principals Chair ill the C.vins,oE
High school. Til. l"rati"n il pleasant.
healthy, quiet, and conducive !" study.
There will Ice tour departments, with
tuition fees per month IN follows:
FRS DEPARTMENT.
spelling au.i H-n.:ing ..........$l 40
sGcuND DEPARTMENT.
Spelling. R-r ling. Primar, Arith-
m-tir, pfi.,,ary Geography and
THIRD DEPARTMENT.
spelling, History ". 81 Higher
Arithmetic. Geography, t;rnmmar
ami renn,anship ...... -. : o.
FuURTH DEPARTMENT.
Physical G-ograrhy, Grammar,
General History, Penmnnship,
Algebra. Geometry. Astronomy.
Latin rlll Elncutioh ......... > 81,
Triton fees due at the emil Of each
month.
1 thank the public for patronage all
support in ti.s past. anil earnestly 40
licit a renewal uf the same tor the tern,
Of IsS4-s5. Patrons and friends Of the
ScInnt always welcome.
For further inlnrnatinn address
" " DUxk.,ccs'. fr..tipai
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-02-21
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
A lnlcl.icslll Watches.
VALTHAM WATCH CO.

We have sold thousands Ut these
Watches, and So cestnin are we Of
their reliability that we agree to
lxts them back and refund the
money il l:,cy do not give s,tisfnc-
lion. We hive lntnl ) reduced them
t. The following figures:
SOLID SILVER KHY- WINDING WATCHES
Broadway" jewels. $40 90
..Wm. Ellery," IL jewels =. II 90
Solid SILvKE SrEM-WINDsRs.
Sterling, jewels -......-$l2 50
"Wm. Ellery." IL Jewels =. Is 90
p. s Bartlett" Is jewels. 81 81
In-K,m,r S"lLp GoLp STEM WINpEEs
'.sotrrIin.." jewels ......$3O 90
"Wm El,rv." ii Jewels - 33 O0
p $. Bartlett" Is jewels 81 %
l4-KsuAr So,JD COLD STEM WlNpEIs
.'Sterling." Jewels. $40 W
"Wm. Ellcry." II Jewels. !. 81! ~
"P. 5. Bartlett" Is jewels. 56 %
"Appletnn r:acv," al listed
nu.l Psten: Regulator -. G7 Oh
I8.KAmAr SOLID Coin 81 xM- WisDS,ss
'.Sterling." Jewels. ......$5a Cd
"Wm. Eliery." II Jewels -. On 'hl
..p. $. Bartlett. Is Jewels. 65 m
appleton Tracy" adjusted. IS 90
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-02-21
Succession Ut Louis Loiscn.
8t4te 81 Parish Of st. Tam.
many.

y virtue Of an order of sale from
Me konorsble the Civil District Court
Tor the Parish Of Orleans, State of Lon.
t6tana, in the matter Of tl,e succession
q Louis Loison, No Ia.067. hearing
date December 4. 1884. aD.l to me lii
] viii paDcee,l to sell ut public auc.
6on. q The last residence 1T the lie.
eoesad, in the town Of SlilelI. in st.
IAnnany parish. La, on SATURDAY.
March Z, 1885. at the hour st u
o'olock Il, tho following Lescrisel prop
eEtk to-wit:
8 oeftain lot Of ground. ~itb all the
t0pfovements thereon, riGass. ways.
esfsitadss. privileges All a.'saEtases
theeenEt0 belonging. CT in anywisc sp-
pesenining. sitaatei in the town Of Sill
del, parish Of st. Iamn:.ny, State ut
Lonisiana. dexignate.l ut lot No Il. in
square No. 10. on a plan .lrarD hy L..
lsemaux. civil engineer. annexed to an
- passed befols G. LsGar.lier. nniar.
Iablic. parish 0: Orleans. "n the 4th of
August. 1852. Sal ] lot measures. Amer
can measure, 60 feet font on Granger
Avenue by l20 feet deep AMI front G
Giest street, of whiSE it forms the cor
nee; and square Nc. In il c.'mPr'sesi
within Erlsnger Avenue. First. i;"us-
Gneon and Bcnfonca streets, anil was ac-
ouired by the said Louis Loison from
~. 81. Hardy. - per act II sale i'ef'.ru
=. r. Ducros, notary public for tue
porish Of Orleans, on the 29th day Of
z1kask 1882
Two certain lots ofgrounl sitnatel in
- bown or Slislell. st TaMmany parrish
L.. II square No. 10. Bounded BY iion-
feuea. BOusearen anil Felix streets and
Hsianwsr avenue. sail lots being lesig-
aa1ed ~ shs numbers AID =. On = plan
drawn b. L. Fremaux. civil engineer.
annsxs.l 70 An act paused before Gnsiaye
Ls0arlier. notsry public. in the city Of
1Isw -Os,sanA parish VI Orleans. In.
beias the same property acquired ~
Nh. 4. Queries from Vim. H. Hardy.
~ act passed. before WIN. J. Castell, NO.
TRY public. in the city OF Neg Orleans.
rorish Of Orleans. La, on August 70.
10sx. and recorded ia Book OF Convey.
sees e. Eolios 5l4 and SIS. Of the par
~ Of Sc. Tammany, La
Togms Of sale cash.
w. b. Cook Sheriff.
Covineton, La. Jan. 80. 1876.
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|. 6a'nmany farmer.
VENIRE.

q Louisiana. Parish OF st. Tam
eAy-Eightssnth Judicial District
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-22
Tho Other Islands.

Rain has been very plentiful in Hilo of late
Two IIilo thieves were recently convicted,
one having stolen $I5o and the other ST., 200
Rev. Isaac Goodel, Of Honokaa, Hawaii,
occupied the pulpit Of For-Street Church last
Sunday.
The schooner Ida Schnauer will sail from
Kahului for San Francisco tomorrow with a
full cargo Of sugar.
"Strong hop beer is very plentiful in fiilo ;
warranted to make drunk in short order. A
strong opposition to the licensed liquor shop,
but with no license" writes a ililo cores
pendent.
Rev. Sit Moon, Clergyman Of the Chinese
Church in Kchala, died on the 10th instant OF
dysentery. He was respected by the white
residents Of the district and greatly beloved by
his congregation.
| Kohala has been holding Sunday-schoo
convention which was attended by some 7oc
people, more than half Of whom came from
Kona and Kau where they will return b,
steamer next Tuesday.
Six hundred Hawaiian Sunday Schoo
children from the different districts Of the is
land OF Hawaii are to meet at Makapala, Ko
hala, on the 28th instant. A large lanai ha
been erected and the other essential prepara
tons are being made
Several large parties have gone from Hil'
lately to visit the unusually active crater a
Kilauea. Among the parties recently was ON
made up of Mr.. J. ID. Blackman, the principa
OF the Union School, with his two sons, goo,
stock Of provisions, pack horse and tent
They started August 9Th.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-22
Monday, S"gma mn.

Mr.. A. c. smith has moved into his new
law rooms.
The barken,ine w. II. Dimond, having
finished unloading her cargo, was hauled into
the stream yesterday morning.
The slmr Kinau brought 3,433 bags sugar.
10 bales wool, 40 goa, skins, ~ hides, TO bags
potatoes, 4 horses, 90 pkgs sundries.
The schooner Caterna, brought so tons OF
li.oe stone from the Waimanalo ime'quarry,
TO, the Hawaiian Lime Company, yesterday.
The Eauescurriculum equescurricula,ed
euuescurriculo,,sly last Saturday afternoon to
the prodigious delight of several hundred
Young folks and many oldsters.
The American schooner Ida SchnaueI
arrived a, kahului last Monday from San
Francisco. She commenced taking IN sugar
las, Saturday. and will sail for San Francisco
sometime this week.
Jamie Wilder went away laden with leis.
SO did Major Bender, When last seen Jamie
graceful form was propped against the MAJORS
majestic bulk. The twain were "bearnl
one another's burdens
Judge Diekey. Of the Illinois Supreme
Bench, died within few hours OF Genera
Grant, his old chief Of staff, Chicago honore,
herself in doing him honor at the iunera
ceremonies in that cily.
"a .l... E,,i,,,anu hranght . ri
bags sugar from Kohalalele; the schoone
Manuokawai, GA bags rice from koolan, ant
the steamer waimanalo. coo bags sugar, iron
Waimanalo, yesterday.
The superintendent Of the wharves, is re
pairing the cap.logs near the o. 5. 5. Cos.
wharf. lie has ready at the esplanade. frame
for the construction OF new mud scows, nov
ready, and work will be commenced soon.
The band gave farewell se,enade to on
distinguished visitors by the Manposa %
Saturday last, and Immediately thereafter &c
tired to The solitude Of their summer vacation
"we shall meet, bu, we shall miss them.
The steamer Kilauea Hou brought $3.50
bags sugar from Hamakua the s,eams
Iwalani, I,saj bags sugar, a3 head cattle an
4S9 bags paddy from Kauai the s.eams
lanes Makee, i,4se bags nes and paddy iro'
Kauai and Waialaa and the steamer c.
Bishop Trough, I,4I7 bags sugar irom Hams
kaA yesterday.
The stmr Lehua brought ~ bags sugar an
~ horses from Hama and kahulai; the SIN
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-22

The Bulletin reporter who made merry
yesterday over the adventures Of johnnie Bah
ro,k during the laiters southwark trip had
best mind his weather eye.
The bark c. o. whhmote, which arrived
in port yesterday morning, 40 days from Port
Townsend, brings 67f,93o feet Of lumber and
r,oi6 cedar posts consigned to Messrs Allen
& Robinson
The IIumuulu Sheep Station Company Of
Hawaii have elected the following officers
Messrs. +. W. Glade, president and manager;
c. Menkc, iee.presiden, H. +. Glade sec.
retaryi J. +, IIackfeld, treasurer; +. Muller,
auditor
There was fair audience at the Showers
last night. MI Berger acted As interlocutor
for the clown in his great musical performance.
The clown says he can teach Mr.. Berger TO
play on tin cans IL the Professor will consent
to put in 10 hours day for few months.
Our noble Brother ofye Bull-l-tin
We stately Longshanks ODon QuiSote dubbed
BY our Ioma) taketh in III part
We kindly compliment his uosen on,
n,amin,,..' =. .r,ibhl;ns br,,b.,bood
d; modes, righ, Of might. Not So good Don.
screw up ye windows o. 'h'ne rle'u' pm"
ST.. ,aS ,;',h, -. .n,, eab.,th.Jc.n
By courtesy y.lep, We Lons.hanl,' brain.
with all their conspicuous poverty o
thought and EXPRESSION" exclaimed the eruditt
and accomplished editor Of Mr.. Spreckels
Monopoly Organ and Mr.. Gibson's Corruption
| ApoIopist as Ne ,tipped ON to what the Ga
zette would call his tripod, and developed hi
four feet Of length.and three feet OF breadth IL
The latest edition Of the Guide. Isn't that .
fine sentence, asked the lively. manikin, glar
ing at the poet, who sat opposite him, with
ua'h'y WANNA oe'Neen MS P'e"y ups
shou'u su"uSe 10 sh'cke'' sa'u 'ne poet W'"N
ing al 'he animated sIih VINO nn'sr'''s tue 'oea
columns ism "iay'o. "a'"aka
hoo'hoo' yes ia"gheu 'ne ah''"a'eu R'ih' hh'
.oe" "'e '''''e e'''o' u '"e s,ea' paper SC"
Fr'""N' A"0"" sA''
The schr Wailele, which arrived from kaua
yesterday brought 400 bags oil rice.
The s,mr w. G. Hail brought yesterda,
fttn Windward ports I.AS7 bags sugar, o,
bags ava, s, hides, horses and 20 hea,
Of cattle
Tn. scbr Jennie Wake, will sail Tomorrow
,o., tho arrival If the A,,m,,, f., lain;
,;,h 4, load of su,pl;es. She will he abs.n
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-22


IS probably familiar to many readers Of
the Press. viii close this letter with an
account Of how the Rabbit shared the
sun as told by the Omahp Indians, a
translation Of whose legend ! found a
few days ago in the Smithsonian Re
port Of the Bureau OF Ethnology. The
rendition is as nearly literal as possible
"Once upon a time the Rabbit dwelt
in a lodge with no one but his grand
mother. And it was his custom to go
hunting eaily in the morning. No mat
ter how early in tie morning he went,
a person with very long feet had been
along leaving a trail And he Uhe
Rabbit wished to know him Now
thought he, y will 60 in advance ofthe
person. Having arisen very early IN
the morning, he departed Again it
happened that the person had been
along. leaving trail Then the Rab-
bit went home. Said he, Grand
mother, though arrange for myself to
20 first. a person anticipates me every
time. Grandmother, ! will make a
snare and catch him why should
YOU do it, said she i hate the per
son he said. And the Rabbit de
parted. When he went the footprints
had been along again. And he lay
waiting for night And he made
moose OF bow string, putting 1t in the
place where the footprints used to be
seen. And ne reached there very early
in the morning for the purpose OF look
ing at his trap. And II happened that
he had caught the sun. Running
very fast he went homeward to tell 1t.
Grandmother, have caught some
thing or other, but II scares me.
Grandmother, | wished TO take my
bow string, but | was scared every
time. said he. He went thlther with
a knife. And he got very near 1t.
You have done wrong; why have you
done SOP Come thither and unite
me-. said the sun. The Rabbit, al
though he went thither, was afraid, and
KEEP, on partly passing by him. And
making n wish, with his head bent
down and his arm stretched out, he cut
the bow string with his knife. And the
sun had already gone on high. And
the Rabbit had the hair between his
shoulders scorched yellow, 1t having
been hot upon him. And the Rabbit
arrived home. Itcitci O grand
mother, the beast has left nothing oil
me, said he. She said, % my grand
child | think that the heat has LEFT
nothing of him for me From that
time the Rabbi, has had singed spot
on his back between his shoulders"
A verbatim translation of the hrs
few sentences of the legend I'm which
il will be noticed the articles follow
the nouns,) reads as follows;
at came to pass Rabbit the hi
grandmother the only dwelt with hi
own, they say. And morning very
habitually hunting went thither, the,
say; morning very went they say, not
outstanding person one foot long YER.
as rule trail had gone. they say. Per
son the now first | go will who
thought they say. Morning very arose
they say, having went, they say. Agar
it happened person the trail had gone
they say. Ilcame to pass he reache'
home, they say. Said as follows, the
say: Grandmother, | first 1 90
make for myself in spite of it perso
one getting ahead,of me he has gone.
The remainder is fully as interestln
and ineligible, but already the wearle
reader who has followed thus far erie
Enough" GEO. w. STEWART
n..,a,, A.,,noa Iulv ~ ISSc
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-22
4 CArv..ntAem.m Party Nv Japan.

A correspondent Of the Boston transcript,
writes thus Of flowers in Toxic; "The EN-
peIor and Empress request the pleasure Of your
company TO see the chrysamhemums.' said the
invitation. The guests were received at the
palace and passed before the imperial pair, be-
ing presented in turn and receiving a slight
bow Of recognition from each. The mikado is
Of medium height. with black face and quick.
restless eye. lie was dressed in dark. colored
hussar uniform, with white trimmings. The
empress, who is quite petite, was dressed in
court costume Of scarlet brocade. The re.
ception.hall opened to the galleries, and finger.
boards indicating the paths to be followed.
Fine old trees. ponds, rustic bridges, old stone
lanterns, beds Of flowers. pretty tea.houses.
vide spreading dwad trees three or four fee,
high, and long bamboo sheds filled with
chrysan,hemums, formed but few Of the at
fractions Of the scene. Little tables were
found at intervals, each with pretty lacquer
boz Of cigarettes on il, and keeper leading I
pair Of Siberian bloodhounds vas feature. A
moderately long walk through winding path.
bsoush, the guests to large plateau, reached
BY q short and very steep ascent. Reaching
the top Of the elevation. large area Of aowe
beds were found all Of chrysan,he.4ans in al
shadss-while in ornamental bamboo she'd
were thousands II the loveliest and choices
specimenS imaginable Of this superb flower
which grows in ssea, perfection in Japan. Al
lcoloss. shapes and varieties are here in proiu
sion. while several bushes had upwards Of 20
flowers each, and one something owes zoo
Probably the display Of chrvsan,hsmams We
The 6nsst in the vosid. Some time vas spsn
in sdnising the aovsn. chatting and lis,sain'
to The music vhen The imperial party led III
uay TO hsassifal hanbon pavilion, fully -
isss long. dscosalsd with issioons " white en-
ned silk. and The sspporsing colamas hsiaI
covsssd wish u,asr~ q aDwss< In this fais
w. sssessss ,absss were spssad. loaded viil
Idslisa<is hsah y - ess u ssassa-"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-22

Pioneer. Line.
Several SAips Annually fro. Liverpool.
by "Orienie from Liverpool Steamers from San
Francisco and other late arrivals,
THEo. H. DAVIES q CO.,
Have received
English and American Prints,
White Costons, Unbleached Cottons,
Linen Drill and Duck. Crown Canvas,
French Merino Of different qualities,
Waterproof Tweeds, nress Materials.
Silks, Satins, Silk Ribbons.
Velvet, Hosiery, Uriercloshing,
IN GREAT VARIETY
Lawns, White and Printed Moleskn.
Linen and Cotton Lis.odos. Towels,
HaadkeIchief.. Mosquito Netting,
Men's. Women's Children's Boots Shoes.
(sises and ayles adapted to this market,)
Horse Bianksss, Bed Blankets.
(all Sres weights, qualities and colors,)
Velvet and TGpsstrv,
Rugs awsi Mate,
Centre Rsgs, Navy and Merchant Canvas,
Ries Bags. Coal bags } s Ply Irvine,
1nslish. Hawaiian 4 American Flag
q. and yardsJ
nsS. s.dss.' s: s, ssdi s s.assS "e' S'
Iron bsdsssasis, Galvanized Buckets.
Tinnsd Iron Ts. Kessles. Sauce Pans, Fry Pans,
i (assoseed size>l
TN Pau. ss:s; Hsss G s1 ws. Pip.
u to inchesl
whise Lad. various quAiities)
e eS:,S ~. ~ T nsSsss.
etsii s.si.s 9 sss. .sa I'd w ':sk:nsa
Galvanized Rsdsins.
YssSosr SAessAtn0 Metal 4 1atss
.Anns.l.d y.ne. wr., rs.D: Staples.
ssssl Rails, vuh Fish Pi4iss, Boil. and Spikes
LARGE vREsH ASSORTMENT oF
loI1ELT HARDWARE,
s.osL.y aad G....y..s. oss. Picks. sAossls,
sSa@' : /; al II. fs: .sa a IT,
One svlsnaA Piano, BY b.ias.n<ad 4 saas,)
q s.si;s;:s. d =. :. "a % h...A
l s.svsi.S Ssssa cesi. Gsks.
:s;:.s go e.; "a W. Ga,iss ! Isl..s.,.
''' l ss:ss' 40 s.is i e. - ''s''
IDA4UB0 DBL9IUo,
ito ~ iseA vthA<)
t>sss - ps->A As-~s,s-s q
onll1uulnn - 11Gll1h oseeegio1
aov-un
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-22

tecl the faihefless iona had eaten five faited
calves when last heard from, and Cecil had
ielephoned McCandless TO put up the price Of
veal. Professor Scott is now weighing about
7fo, and the pfomotef.in chief kicks the beam
al about the same figure. The agricultural
editor Of the Bulletin, however still takes his
meals standing.
Tuesday, tU0.1 ISM.
The steamers Kiauea IIou and James
Makee will sail tomorrow.
The Married Men were defeated by the
IIonolulus last Saturday, IS toI4.
a small opium seizure was made las, Sa,ur-
day morning by Officer Mehrens.
Mr. P. c. Jones book keeping classes at
the Y. VI. G. A. began work again las, night.
Mr. {. Is. Miles purchased all the horses
sold at Waikiki last Thursday by Mr.. w. II.
Bailey.
a young gentleman" presumably also a
young mani adveItises for situation in a store
or office.
The barkentine Discovery finishes unloading
her cargo this morning. She has already
begun taking in sugar for San Francisco.
A party Of compositors from the Press and
Advertiser, paid visit to the Volcano las,
week, and enjoyed the trip thoroughly
The schooner Kauikeaouli brough, SIS bag,
sugar from KohaIa yesterday. She will be
laid up for week for general overhauling.
The wheel house Of the stmr James I. Dow
set was left on the wharf yesterday. 1t will
be put on the hurricane deck on her return.
ING To the leper settlement at Kalawao, Molo
kai, five lepers, three Of whom were women
| The bktne w. II. Dimond was hauled back
to the old custom house wharf yesterday, from
the stream. where she received sugar from tn,
stmr James Makee.
The tug Eeu is now laid up for week
during which time her machinery will b,
cleaned. and her steering apparatus refised
The tug Pele will act in her stead.
| o Luso IIawaiiano, the new--or revived
Portuguese paper, under the edtorship Of Mr.
A. Marques, made its appearance yesterda
from the Gazette Office. May success attend it
The For.sireet portion Of the late On
Price Mechanics Bazaar is being put in o'de
for occupancy by the City Of Brussels Empor
ium, established for some two Years past a, tn
corner of King and Alakea Streets.
Niscount Torric, the young japanese noble
who came here by the s,mr Yamashiru Mar
to assist the Japanese Consul, returned las
Saturday from visit of inspection to Waiaaa
Plantation, where he found the Japanese wei
treated and happy.
The following gentlamen have been electe
officers OF the Halawa Sugar Company, Nc
hala, for the ensueing year Messrs. ]. II. Pat,
president; p. c. Jones, treasurer; ]. o. Garter
secretary; George J. Ross, auditor 7. r
Foster and ]. A. Hopper, directors.
w.t. peo'se L. ioipci', VINO came nei
from the coast recently. expecting to take
position in the Hawaiian Hotel, was accuse
last week by Mr.. L. Montgomery Ma,he
poet and clerk Of Mr.. Spreckels' paper,
stealing = pair Of socks from the latter's room
: The prosecution failed to prove the theft an
Judge Bickerton dismissed the accused la
Saturday.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-22
General ADVERTISEMENTS.

General ADVERTISEMENTS.
CASTLE q COOKE
Hono,utu. r.
Would call attention to their Lsrg. and
varied Stock Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting u the unriyaled PAR. Steel
Treating PiOc,
The Moline Steel Breakers, and Fnrrowing plos, Mo
line Steel Plows-ail siyes-planet, Jr, Cult-
vators, Dirt Scrapers,
John Desre's Gang P1ows,
Planters Hoes Of the hes, makes.
DIssToNs' CELEBRATED CANE KNIVES
mad; , to sf o. A"s Cans shT Sa,rg ssa Sgsd'
Bows, Yokes, Chains, Fence
Chains
Sugar Mill Requirements.
SUGAR BAGS, SUGAR KEGS,
Cumberland Coal,
| Sperm OIL Cylinder, Lard
| and Kerosene Oil, Perfect
Lubticators, Pumbago Al
bany Grease Disstons and
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| kinds, Steam Packing Flat
| and Round India Rubber,
| Asbestos and Soap Stone,
Flax Packing, India Rub
| Der Hose, u to inch Pipe
| and Couplings. Nuts and
Washers, finished. Machine
| Bolts. all sres Cold pressed
Blacksmhs Engineers and
Carpenters Hammers, Pipe
| Cutters Winches, 8 inch to
| "a inch, Anvils, Vices, Tube
Scrapers, Grindstones, Best
| American Bar Iron and Too,
Steel, Builders Hardware,
all kinds and styles, Hub
| bucks Paints and Oils, raw
and boiled, Small Paints in
| OIL, in large variety, Dry
| Paints, TIMBER, Venetian,
| Red, oehres, Metallic &c.
| asstd Sizes. Manila Rope
StUlDte G1OceFlcS,
No. ! and Flour, No. and Rice.
Crushed Sugar, CHINA and japan Teas
Finest Table Fruits from the Factory
cs sss s1sHiRs esaSffsii eae9iss s
ace Kerosene on, Wesfon's Cen
trifmOai Linin0s, "a Inch, h"bber
Spr!.g and Cansa. brake just at
hand, Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack.
Molasses. Irrigating q Vacuum Pumps
Westons Patent Centrifugals Complete,
| ALSO ON CONSIGNMENT
California Hay, Barley. Potatoes, Barrels is ,o
and Steam Pipes very cheap. Fence Wire
and Staples, Galvanized Roofing
SEWING MACHINES,
Wilcox and Gibbs Automatic; Singer Manufae,urin
Company, Assorted; Remington Company, Family
Wilson Machines, the best assortment to be found
and at Bottom Prices.
New Goo by every arrival from England, Ne,
ork and San Francisco.
New Traction Engine, Shore power