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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Mr- Lewis Gallagher, of Pittsburgh. and
Col Reid. OF Connellsville spent Saturday
and Sunday with Somerset friends
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Mrs. Ross B. Reed. Of Union,orn. and
Mr. Dr. Clark, Of Dunbar are visiting in
Somerse-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

The th-ec hundred yala- ladies' and gen
tismen aio e4me % town THURSDAY morn
i11 on SPECIAL train from t1hnsioEu 70
picnic Eitl iie sons of Ye.eraas in B-ant's
grove appear 20 have had 4 very enjoyable
time. notwithstanding tie untavoraole con-
l.iien Of the weather One Of the hardest
rains Of the season hai ALLEN during the pre-
ce,iine night, rendering the roads muddy
and iise To,ris rather damp. o say the least
sor stro.iing and iounEing. The different,
Camps disembsrSed Il the station and
headed ~ ihe ssElerSe, sons Of Veterans
Drum CorEs. par-dei through oar PRINCIPAL
streets 70 the g15ve. while the balsnre ofthe
cxcursioi.isiz couiinued Oh the train 10 Kant
ners Dancing Ezs the chief feature Of The
DAY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Nr- Norman b. Rean spends alternate
weeks IN Chicago and Somerset
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HOTsE - RARN
4 UDIToR.s NOTICE


n e. Es-1,s IN the 0rlh4zs' Cours
cl ~
An'irew Tl-1cF. s1narsc. Culuty. Pa
And noa - wit. 1ts gf June ISIS on r.fillan
af Jonas I'--naT A.inlnissralar 81 t-a a-late =
Ald-cw li-rl-T- lef o.. l-i-l 1u s1oriua ~ = 2
Scau Es- Af-..-.ev ~ e.-7 ..--ses - o..
9q77lur J. 9 Ct-erll- Esl Al.izta- % asle-rliu
tas fr-lcr il-ceiilt=-sfs- Ascertain fha 1r5lss.r-
si17Fer- and Makes ii---bu-iu1 - znI ar-aus
t4asa legally entitled rlers-n-
EsEr te--sTE. -
- EErr4cfs frum -ae Rer1-is
ssaL Cer-tae5 q June I-s9.
JACOB L. S4faEE Cla-k
bT virtue ef ne above appointment -lg cu..ar
sigltd a1flssT hereby gives uulil-e sfur 1e "a 7
meet - a-ieii1 p BIS itlrls at MS a-ce ir -sl-
erzs-, u Iisesiiay the 1Ftf Cay of i.lv i-.-
a. lo eloEk n. when ARA here all rsrt.es in.
tcrrsiei. can attend u They Itirs rrorer
guiA T. C. C4fLB9EN Ardsfo-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

J. B suyde-, FISK and Nike ara
fishing soE bass Ia the Youghiogheny this
week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Nn FrzRess Bser Frey, Of Philadelphia,
Is spending the heated ssasoa with friends
IL Sou,arset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Rev. ". A. Jackson. Of Redwood. was
among cur callers Tsllssay.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Huekleierries and rasl.h-.rries are very
plentiful. They sell az from six 10 eight
cen1s per qaar1.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

That A Bensord & SON is the only f-rn in
town that sells nine ekes Ct Grip Soap for
: eents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

james T. Gather, Esq who oocupies
reFJrlzihie Position in the large mercantile
establishment Of Joha Wanamaker Phila-
lsiri.ia- with his wife and family. ara guests
x tlle residence Of Mr.. Gathers family.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
AUDITORS NOTICE

u q Estate Of Sarlrlel y Afag-s .-e-rI
E-l u hasIz- tiz-ll 1rliT appointed ii-sr ir -he
Orphans tallrt ~ -lrle-=lr Ldlll-~. pa ta lle g.
O Distribution ,f l1e furs uau 1u
Lte llllil- q i.t- As-I-li. l-f-1--ar 20 aF1-a
TIE payments iall-l due le-H- a arai all1fr--
TIRE legally entitled thereto Ea-aiF -1F-s nf--rs
that Es VIII afreI1 o. Iile iltie- sf s1G a-ld-t-
Ileut Ef 1-s o1ire r 7-lerssst I.a-all % Erif1ar
ArEEsr n I--s uIeu and where al 7s-ries ~
zsre-le,l cll.arzend z tney think proper
? N ELE.E aEE
jglls. A1li-ar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Rev Miller, Of Somerset county. has been
chosen pastor ofthe Lutheran church al 81
Ciairsrilie, Bedford ooaniy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

The Misses RrisIl. Of TniontoEn. are the
guests Of slieir cousiu, Miss Annie Black
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
MariCn Hariand.

The celebrated alIthoress. 50 highly esteem
Ell by the women o. Ameriea, says on page
IoS and as Of ber popular work Eres
i1sgstsg's. or. caa,aaaa .Sesse .for Mud Elfs
apz lf9thsr
For the aching back-should Il De sl0E
IN recovering is normal siren gtIs-an All
cocks Porous Plaster i an excellent com-
for1er. combining the sensation Of the sub
stained pressure Of strong warm hand with
certain tonic qualities developed in the wear
ing. It should he kept over the sat Of IN.
easiness for several lays-in obstinate cases,
FOR perhaps fortnight.
For I.aia IA ne 5aek wear an Allcock 5
Porous Plaster constantly. renewing a ii
wears OF. This l. an inTaluable support
when the weight on the small Of the back
becomes heavy and the aching fncessinf'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Owing 20 Tie frequent rsius Of the past ten
days there Is sii1 a great deal Of grass and
wheat Standing IN this SEXTON. Both crops
are yery good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
DgTTiSgUR6 FEMALE eOls-
ECE ~ crsNSrSE n[G5X

OF BIZ Slc-Ai.'. Sehos.- lf Ei.s-lItioIi ana 4 .e
Arts, aa1 bsst -etDoi ~ gouu- ladies r1sl--
pas-s-l lnEEe comforts AID carr Central p
H-al-lill Charges re-T ulzi=ra-e. THIRTY
fIll-tl rear ol4-ls -cpf-E- tg- fl.l -elf a1r uau
Catalogue % A. L. NOR Hl'-- j. o. Fi-r-tlrsb
"a ulfla
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
A CROWDED STORE! !!
A ND WHYC

yard ,rorth a5se the
gard Beaa-
TRt styles
al 4 2ets.a "a
90 Pieces SILKS 81 a yard
Lace Curtains al 81 SI.2J a pair.
Hash - 30:
Beaded Traps $3.50
Linen Ldtrns 25
Black Lace FZouncings, yard
ladies'
4nother big lot Of Mems yeckties
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Ooesnsware and Glassware.
For the lsne q goods 90 10 A. benfora &
SSn. a. they have the bess line IN soxn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
Washington Z Js5:ssan
COLLEGE.

WASHINGTON, PA The SstE T1ar hc--ls seE-
l2-h- C34s-icel SCi=lr-ae and srlrarll0rr lt-
ra-tF1en-s For lliarE-a-iau erI.eerrll1s F9arlr-
at7rv Department. spI,iv ga PEDF. J. auDIPE
sfHNfTZ, PRINCIPAL foT Catalogue og eiiler In
formation % FKES-T MuFFAT --ir
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Ns. John g ogie and daughters. Of Ia
trpbe. are visiting IN t90n-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

The members 81 the Somerset Driving As-
ISOLATION are requested TO meet Al the 0ffiee
Of F. W Bieseeker Esq. AZ o'clock On
"Wednesday evening. July .. ISIS
A J. Exr=LEY. Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Moonlight picnics we're indul-ei IN sun
day night by Somerset peoTie. yolng and
old. and AL eyes were directed ssyRani to
witness the eclipse Our astronomical friend
- Hermit Conrad lad his telescope placed
in position on Academy Hin. and 4 number
of bis friends were permitted 20 view the
gradual 1'lscuraiioa through f. Il VS. pre-
ciselv Jess O'Clock when the shadow was
frs, oi,serve3on tie eastern end Of the moon
and ia exactly one h9ar from that tune the
etl.ase N.ls total. The eciiqse remained To-
TAI about a minute when ,se e,lse of the
uioou a-aiu appeared IRON beneath the slasi-
o1g. and e. s.,s5 u Eas itself again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

The Somersst Driving Association are fast
getting thiHzs ia sAip-slaE.e- and are pre-
pariag 20 lave SONIC lively meetings and
-ooI races on their track this fall Their
track. Il Es.-ewood PARK. has been placed n
gooi condition and j. leiug extensively used
by nnenbers 0l tlie Associa;ion- L j. suid 70
bs one IF the best halfmils tracks n the
state a uumner of horses from distance
have been snt here for training Mr.
scbrck mas fitted up several additional box
stalls in his large harn for the aecommoda-
t5oa Of olhes who may come. \ meeting
OF the members af t;,e Asso cizfion VII
shortly be held 10 arrange ior the tirsi series
of TsceS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
DR.. z. Lansford. V. S. conneIlsvlIl

Dr. e Lansford, V. s. ConneIIsyiIie
VIII be Al Somerset the first Montiay and
Tuesday Of each month. 81 the Somerse
House and viii treat al diseases Of horses,
cattle, etc Teeth dressed or extracted Ca--
tration Of Hores and HidsiiHgs- Spavins
and Rinsbones successfully treated BY acfu-
al cantery- All examinations free Of charge
Come and see ne.
T. LASsFoED. Y :
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
To the Public.

We take this meIhei q saying thanks
ior the liberal patronage given our 5 and 10
cent counter store during the past six years.
and in this connection, We also bespe4k for
the firm Of Br.lilier Bros. a continued good
trade Very Respectfully
Cooz- x BEERrrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
FOR SALE.

| VIII sell rs farm l ALCHEMY T1ur--fr son
Witioss fis--lan fra.i Pl-r an.t ssas-. r---4i-.-
lnG - ll-es --l- Allowance llI ars- e.elr alsii
urdcr s1o1 STATE g elitlra,ar ilit1a
HOI Sc and BARN
thereal erecteI thcre il also q a1a1 z--ir orch
ar ci la- prezlisf- u .c-e- 81 meadow liue
stone 90 rle u-errl-e- u i- lezr -l alt-ils ans
church, ard sl-1l1 one ant Q sl-arrl- llil.s %
the STATE rad
Ea-Wil sell cheap, in payments
JOHN DETER
5TlFsli Berlin. --5ll1rs.t Co. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Mr. David c. scott formerly Of this eoun-
ty. Sax nov of Cadiz- Ohio. is visiting friends
az his old il1me. II present be il the guest
u his brother John r scott, 30
II. C Mckinley, Of Mes er7,iale, was gran
gei q pension iasi xeek, and an increase Of
pension was allowed to Noah Cation of Ney-
lrs-i4le, and Adam Custer, Of Stoyesiowa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
Cambria County Republicans.

The Cambria County Republican C9uyen-
ton, held al E5ensburg Monday, was the
largest and mos, enthusiastic IN ten years.
Every district vas represented, and Colonel
: " Davis. Of Esensburg, was chairman.
The nominations foiiow For sheriff. ".
c. Sieinman. South Fork Legislature. John
NJ Rose Johnst0wn, and y. K HiieIaan,
Portags Commissions. Oliver Evans. Cam
bria- Hon. Edward scali, Of Somerset. sas
indorszl f1r Congress Colonel John \
Lemon. of Blair, for State Senate. and F. II
Barker Wa elected County Chairrsan. Res
olnt5ouS condemaasory Of the Nils bil we're
passed unanimously. The Republicans Of
Cambria wiH be heard from for Harrison
ana Morton next November.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Tais Powder newer varies- A marvel sf rsIrltr
strength and sholc-srneIess- Mare ecinorli 81 3
than tle a7li11ry KINDS. ara caun.t u. g.rl1 a.
competition " iil TIE V1liit1ia ef la,7 -t-- snort
weigh. dlurl o. ri-asr haze powders. ~af al'r
N esaE KoEAL BsEIya RewBzg CcEFayz. los
Wal street Nes= ferk 5-a-l-t
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

PurLADELHHIa. July i7--SpeakiHg Of the
report tilai ex-Vice President King. OF The
Baltimore 4al Ohio Tailuoad Is 70 be made
prssident Of the South Penn road, Mr. z C.
KaighE sai1 to-day dna't believe that
Ir. King VIII be made president Of the
south Penn, although I have not heard
mlch about the presidency lately. There
have been tlree or four applicants for the
position but nothing has beeu done ye-- ".
haze not sOasiIi ior the place I never was
an applicant f5r anything. have enough
70 Do witheut taking the presidency Of the
South Penn, zaG sad % 20 Andrew ClrIse-
gie and otlseTs who spoke a59ui i TO me
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
Marriage Licenses .

CoSFIrrsCE Pa. July %, 18ss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-06
"ANGLICAH CHURCH CHRONICLE. "

The "Anglican Church Chronicle" for
February contains an article on "Our
Young Men" 1t expresses the opinion
that the question is not 30 much what
We shall do for our young men, as what
shall our young men do for themselves.
Furthermore, the "Anglican" thinks
that everything has been done and is
being done, that can be done By others
for our young men. 1t is for them to
avail themselves of some OF the various
opportunities afforded them.
The system OF credit is touched upon,
the Anglican" considering there is no
greater evil in our midst than this
vicious system. The local and foreign
church news are given, and there is an
other installment of "Our Pilgrimage"
which We must confess is little dry.
An able article on Language" by IL. S.
Townsend, will be found very instruct.
i've by those who are teaching Young
Hawaiians.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-06
EEEEI3LE JUSTICE.

On Friday last Z foreign jury returned
Z unanimous verdict ~ guilty against 4
man named Ludwig Derligg who was
cilars with keeping house ri pros.i-
t1tiOe This man was first brought ~
In IA Police Court and there found
guilty, and although the evidence was
strong against him and II the most
disgusting character, Police Justice Day
ton only sentenced Derking u On &
months imprisonment AiT. Dayton
may be 3 god justice and al that but
h II toO tender hearted altogether. The
idea II one months Imprisonment for
such al 0ffense. With such evidence he
ought u have been unusually severe
with this wretch # I man. Dcrking's
"place Il business" adjoined the Poodle
Dig On King street, kept Dy the notorious
HarTisong. Take the case II the latter,
when ne pleaded guilty " keeping dio-
orderly house, Dir. Dayton fined him a
p<ry s75 instead ri sending him IN the
ref. What il S75 u such 4 man?
Bnt We are glad ~ see that Mr. Justice
Bickerton rather gives Police Justice
Dayton slap II the face VIXEN ne zen
fences Derking ~ Elk months irnprison-
ment at hard labor, n the same time
giving him severe lecture. That II
something ike just sentence, and
lesson % others who are engaged in this
miserable business. The evidence in
the Supreme Court was similar ~ that
IN the Police Court, and scarcely fit 10 re
heard. Officer Hopkins vino arrested
the wretch IL entitled 10 much credit
Let him keep on with the grand work,
there are lote more engaged in the same
Business. After being sentenced on
= sturday Derking was dressed in blue
and brown suit and then taken TO be
photographed. After that he was
marched 10 Oahu Jail, and the city will
be well rid Of the wretch for the next six
months
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-06
Money Lender. # London.
San Fra.ci..o Chronicle


One Of the mysteries Of London life is
an announcement regularly published in
the leading journals that, on application
TO a certain Office, advances OF money
from 100 To ~, OJD pounds sterling VIII
be made without security and merely Oh
the borrower note Of hand 1T is some
times very useful, SAYS this announce
ment ito know where to obtain any
urgently required sum without the pub
IIcIty Of an application TO one > banker or
family solicitor
IL case that recently came before the
law courts the mystery was partly solved
An officer IN the guards mad lost a larZe
sum Of money at cards, and. a. is the IL
variable rule in the London clubs. the
debt Of honor had 10 be paid within
twenty -four hours. On application to the
once mentioned in the advertisement.
the officer. through his military and
social position, Obtained q loan If 500
pounds sterling on his note Of hand for
1000 pounds sterling payable at one
months date. and there are many yno
are only too glad to avail themselves OF
such an agency, even at these usurlous
rates.
4 celebrated nobleman, whose affairs
were very embarrassed. made a heavy
losing on the turf and Obtained an adj
vance Of 10. 100 pounds sterling on his
own signature combined with that Of his
brOtherin law. a rich earl. The usurers
granted the loan without moment hest
tation, as they knew that the earls sigma
ture was a forgery and that the family
would buy up the notes at any cost to pre-
vent an exposure. These moncv-Ieuders
are Of good financial standing, but al
though immensely rich, they are looked
upon as outca3ts III every class Of society.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-06
an AMERICAN INSTITUTION.
Watch Making by Machinery
of the Wcrz IN Americas shops
B~-oEvn Tag


Watch making ~ machinery Is al
American institution Il has during the
past few wears TeTolQriCniZed tle watcn
trade q Inc void Tie plan Of manu-
fzcture Is highly philosophical and com
prehensiTe, embracing { erY par- q the
W4tch, commencing with the rolled plates
Of brass. Steel and silver. tie wires used
for piuions, pins and Screws, and the
gems for eTels, and - means o. punch
ing. swaZiu-- cutting, turning, polishing
Furnishing, drilling. e1a1e.I1g AID gid
1ng, brings out the perfect mechanism Of
al unriTa 81 tine keeper. EEery par Of
the watch Is mad by machinery each
machine doing It's peculiar work u a
gauge II pattern. with Al exaccness 10
skill Or handicraft car equal
Is it'll the exception Of the levels and
the piFOts that run in them every watch
Is IN every part exactly Ike every other
watch Of tie same stFIe The Jewels are
first drilled with q diamond, and then
opened out with diamond dust. On q SOFT
bair-like iron wire, their peTfOEatioGs hay
ing certain microscopic differences IN
ike manner the piyois Of steel tnat are 10
run IN these Jewels without wearing out
II the least, must be ecu sitc.y polished
By this operation their size Is slightly re-
duced The jewels and pivots, after be-
ing thus finished, are classified bY means
Of gauge, 50 de.icate.y graduated as 10
detect difference Of the -, 0yJth part Of
an inch.
The Jewels are classified by means Of
the piYots the Jewels and pigCts Of the
same number fitting each other exactly.
The sizes Of the several piyots and eweIs
in each watch are carefully recorded IN
der is number, 50 that II an one Of either
should fail IL any part Of the world, b.
sending the number u the watch 10 the
factory, the part desired may ye readily
and cheaply replaced with unerring Ger
tainty. All the other parts are made
precisely the same size. every dial plate
and case fitting one watch as vel as
another, The escapcmcnt. which in for
eign watches have each Is own IuGlyid-
uality, are uniform in the American
watch.
No ore who examines THO machines
emploJ Ell in the manufacture Of American
watches viii doubt that the work Of the
very best European watchmaEers must be
e4uaIcd, and IN some respects greatly ca
ceiIed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-06
The Khan.

On Sunday morning about so'c-ocA
The steamer k1-au wzs slglal-e1 about
eight -zlzas n Later d i wzs learned
that she had ruI1ei r11ad and VS.
making u Coco Head Al sorts q
~--so-s zers Eozted zround-oDe u the
eEe-- thai 1Ele Co1sEelo wzs somewhere
II distress. and thai tEla KHAN Rad gone
. he- assistance: a1111er thai the hI1au
KS Eozng rouo8 1he island 50 q 70 g
ezpe 1ha hea7v weather between hare
and Cooo Had
Shortly zf-erlo91 H0n- W1n. =. Irwin
heightened tron ne signal station q
Diamond Had that tl1e kinau was Al
-zgz1- i appears iron conversation
w-h M Irwin, who vas : passenger BY
ne Khan IRON Hawai-, that they had
vayv rough and t,o-s-ero1s night Cap
ta1n Lo-enzen thought i best uo- u a.
t4r-gt = make me harbor, owing 70 the
h5gn So - when Ii gu 2 Little this
side = Coo Had IL anchored his vessel
Il z snail 5zv there Al the request q
Hon. III. irwin and S-r William Wise
nzn. Bar. tEe Captain had 2 boat
lowered. and these t1o gentlemen, with
: iew other passengers, were taken
zsao-e M Irwin and Sir William
Wlseuan walked 70 Lucas' place, and
there 90 horses and rode 70 the Dia-
mond Head Signal Station, telephoning
Il that the Kinau vas safe, and also tor
carriages. They arrived II town about
half-past 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon,
none the worse for the little experience
The weather outside l. moderating,
and the Kirau viii II II this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-06
THE BRUISER KING.
The World Pays Homage To Sullivan.
Our sullivan

John l.. Sullivan, whose success has
been greater than that Of any visitor to
England, except Buffalo Bill, +" is a typ
cal American in that all Of his successes
have been won by "hard knocks"
Boston may hug herself With positive
JUNCTION in the knowledge That three rep
resentatives Of her peculiar culture have
won unusual social recognition in Eng
land-Lowell, Holmes and Sullivan.
According TO the English idea, the
greatest" of these is Sullivan.
The phlegmatic English populace is
seldom "enthused" to the point of UNI
hitching the horses from the carriage OF
a popular idol, while excited men
wrangle for the honor OF a chance at the
rope which is to drag it through the
streets.
1t well illustrates the power of mind
over matter!
Sullivan, dined and wined by the no
bility, followed and cheered by surging
masses of eve, the people," drawing
crowded houses at his exhibitions, must
be stated, if one OF his stamp can be, with
adulation and applause.
1t would be sad elbow" to him if he
should be knocked OUT in his coming
contest with the English champion.
The best of athletics reach, sometimes
early, point at which their powers be-
gin to wane. Over-training often pro-
duces serious effects. John G. Heenan
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-06
Funeral Obseaiues.

The funeral u tie late Mr. Samuel
Harrison took place yesterday afternoon
. O'Clock from the residence q 3Ir. John
Mott, King street. The remains, en-
closed in z very handsome coffin with
silver trimmings. lay IN the parlor, and
On the top u the coffin were many floral
wreaths. The Rev. Alex. Macintosh
read the burial service II the Episcopal
Church in q very impressive manner,
and the hymn, Nearer, Ny God, to
Thee" was sung.
After the service a. the house a pro-
cession was formed, and the remains
taken 70 Nuu&nu Cemetery, where they
were inferred. Those who took part in
the procession were: Members Of Ha-
waiian Lodge 10. q, F. and A NJ,
Royal Hawaiian Band and the Honolulu
Fire Department. The latter turned out
very strong, the deceased being a mem
Der ot Pacific Hose Company No /. The
paII-oearers were eight membe Of the
latter company As the procession
passed the different company's houses
their flags were dipped, and the bell in
the Central Tower was boIled in respect
u the memory Of their departed
coInrade. at the grave the com
initial service Was read by the Rev.
Alex. Mackjntosh, and there was also
the usual Masonic rites.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-06
ghs type writing business.
[ hew York Tribune.

The type writing business has crown
and grown out of all proportion with the
expectations Of its early promoters. In
telligent girls by the hundred are securing
work as type writer's at double the wares
they formerly earned as shopgirls. In a
Broadway type writing establishment. the
other day, | was told that machines are
now made to write in eleven or twelve
languages The type writer is an accom-
plished linguist The time was when a
type written letter was regarded as a cir
GUAR and consigned to the waste basket.
Now, OWING to the general use of stem
ographers and type writers in all Iarge
concerns, such letter is stamped as i'm
DOrtant
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/. p. FISHER.

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the Sandwich Islands. Polynesia. Mexican
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New Zealand, the Australian Colonies. the
Eastern States and Europe. Files of nearly
every Newspaper Published on the Pacific
cast are kept Constantly on Hand. and all
advertisers are allowed free access to them
dHring Business Hours. The PACIFIC COM
MERCIAL ADVERTISER is kept on file at
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