Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-05-16

living on charity" The reason why this lawyer
felt he was living on charity was because
he purchased his groceries and provisions. SO
chedfly, OF Messrs. II. L. MeIntire 4 Bro.
corner Fort aud King streets II you are
keeping iAuSe it will pay you to purchase
supply Of their fine groceries and provisions
especially one Of those Westphalia hams i'm.
ported direct from Germany by steamer and
rail- not forgetting an assortment Of their fresh
canned goods and fresh roasted and ground
cofiees, as well As teas and the thousand and
one other articles in heir line.
II there Is one thing more narrowing than
another to the mind Of the ordinary human
being. and that for time embilters his exis.
tence, and renders him cognikant Of the fact
that this is nothing but world Of trouble, trial
and tribulation, it is, after having partaken Of
a sumptuous lunch Of crab salad. with all the
etceteras, to be asked 10y a friend to dine with
him al the Cosmopolitan Restaurant, No. Ga
Hotel street, on roast goose, stuffed with sage
and onions, and served with apple sauce, and
W iSti Nlat 1vh aiN "Naiabit w hpih> JuoNiSe
to the repast. "The Cosmopolitan" is one Of
the best Restaurants in this city and has a very
nice private dining room in the rear, with side
entrance, where everything is served in good
style and Of the best that the market affords
Messrs c. X. Bishop s. CO., published in
to-day's issue an announcement that they will
continue to receive deposits in their savings
bank discontinued because Of the belief that
the government intended to start the so.called
and long -heraded Postal Savings Bank. As
their seems to be no present intention Of the
government to start the bank, provided for by
law Of the las, legislative session, Messrs.
Bishop x Co. are now prepared to go on as
before. They offer So interest upon all sums
deposited with them under $500, and require
only 80 days notice when deposits are with
drawn. The conservative business methods Of
Bishop & Co. have continued for so many years
to compel the respect and receive the conf.
dence Of the community, that the reopening of
with widespread satisfaction.
mistakes in Cour,ship," was the subject of
a clergyman's discourse. II seems to US thai,
it isn't so much in courtship that people make
mistakes. Counting is all right. It is the sad
awakening from the rosy dream that hurts.
Moral-keep on counting, and occasionally
give your lady love treat by taking her to
the art store Of Messrs. King Bros, at No.
III King street, which will well repay
any visitor to enter and inspect their elegant
line Of pictures, chromos, engravings, photo
graphs, etc. This firm make specially
of making to order at short notice, picture frame
ingreat variety Of styles, end alstyles icornices;
having fine assortment Of mouldings always
in stock and giving their personal attention to
making them in an artistic manner. Pole cor.
nices in ebony and polished black walnut with
fixtures all complete-also patent curtain
fasteners, wall pockets, paper and letter racks,
hat and clothes racks, picture cord, gold and
silver wire, picture knobs, hooks, ETC., etc.
Also a large variety of cabinet celebrities,
stereoscopic views, stereoscopes, graphoscopes
| etc.
Messrs. King Bros. are now removed tc
their elegant new store, No. So Hotel street
adjoining the new building now being fitted W
for Messrs. McChesney & Sons ELITE Ice
Cream Parlors, which will shortly be opened il
| ice cream saloon.