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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SITUATION AS BOOKKEERER
" or stenographer. Address, &. P. o., BOX 2'4
SD
WANTED SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN IL
" store 81 any kind: whole ale preferred
Wages no object for permanent Sit Address J.
D.. boy 3, this Office. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
For Renf--ROOBts.

TOR RENT1FTRNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
L housekeepiog or sleeping rooms, 2l2 Bartlett
ST.. opposite south Division 81. school. 5l7
II EsIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT AT no. 1i4
IL North DivisiOnst near postofice. SlS
NOR RENT-FRONT ROOM GROUND FLOOR
i furnished unfuInisned with board al ll0
North Division 81. 81
NOR RENT = TWO FRONT ROOMS: STEAM
r heated aud gas with board. Enquire at Sec
ton Central Place, Fountain ST. Sl7
no RENT-TWO NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
| with bath room, etc. with board. st l55 Bar
cay. ST., few doors north of Lyon-st. on Cable
line 32l
ARGE FRONT ROOM NEWLY FURNISHED
II and heated. with board for two gentlem n or
man and wife; also one small room. No 50 state
-. 80
COR RENT Two NICE UNFURSI II 4 ID
Y rooms on ground floor a. IA Lyon-st., only q
stones throw from pOstOffce. 3l6
TOR RENT-FC FINISHED ROOMS. STEAM
[ heated: and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room lO3, New HoOseman
block. A Dec. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

The Chicago Nsics ssgs. on either
Farmsr Lee, of Michigan, or Farmer
H0AsD. of Wiscoasi9. had psrml'Esd
hlnsslf 10 os beaten by ths Democrats
ID his struggle Tor the GoveruOrship u
bis State. 10 ao@ might have good
clam on that ae~ portfolio Of agriculIars
IN the next Cabinet" Very true; bat
whsu yoa suppose that Farmer Luce
souid 10 beaten, you are suPposing 81
lmnassI1lntY
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Ths IELaazsa E. 8 EsA y having aoaoF-
ahiy oggoss4 tir lelD 4Ion She ground
tAal Ne yFina ~ hs fsgrsssnisl ssIs
not saeh - shoa.1 gaiis tla az aazias
branel sf tas sFnneaf can alIora ~
re ssnsrors IL s4s loaf ~ lis islszL tie
Easas a. abls eal ASS. sad unase 81. I-s
eifensastzless a rsaiaf zaols r-a. 10 ied
as teksi - Tie district. and rsoslEsd
I300 nors votes iLaa CLzgaLAE0 u
lsos ks .sd bis ticket by sniy GO Ihis
abo~s personal popularity OF saica be
nay b. rssuy proud The vote, however.
a % rstisetion upon NJ. bKLzStP. Mr.
FosD having ones cal yasssd 80 dlsiFict,
sad haEinx served ala4ass t1o Years Ia
the House, sol3Ysd aa advantage M.
HstksAP 1il not possess. At hone
WHERE lLs to nsn ~ers bees knoWu, Ms.
fosDs gain Nas aos relatively 80 great.
tboaxn ihs efforts ID BIS behalf we're un
prscsdentsd u ksal eoua,y politics.
HENar Wsrr1asos blsmss the Presi-
dsas hlnsef ior his Gssssr. Wbsn 20
accuses bim of dong nothing 30 al rs
esn rs-sleciioo. = - very AuusinR.
What more xoaid - havs bad him iog
Ian't s.ym. gocd, biz baak check, re-
v.s~ing Sss Nor1 parade, giving mem
Lsrs of toe Caolass aud beads q depart
nasnts isags 10 g Oh slscti0nssring tours,
wheo 40 had sad that their tins AM
labor beloazsd 70 the Govsrnmsns -
mach A. 10 lad of great oatioa could.
WITH TIE issst show * dscsncy. do fer
Almesii2 O. has ies Democratic psgiy
been ogt of poser SO much ID the last
twenty-five years hat i does not know
What oag1l 70 b. 81 secisd q Prssidentg
The eoantrY Is 60 os congratulated that
ths victory sa- 80 decided that lhs obi
cisl count vas not nscs8ssry. l. -
vsry bad for people and Business to have
the sxrtscasns too much prolonged,
aad tbsre q such ts.npta-
hoe 'or ths defeated party 70 believe that
Tue vicsors won by fraud When they have
no votes 20 spare. a tue L -aocrsss hsd
~op. t1s ~ SGsAN- HEHALD would have
preferred q have them do 50 by good
mslogiiy. aaj thsrs Ia no dOubt that a
good mary Democrats are thankful that
tbs sgoay VISA not prolonged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

he Rssutllcsn parry has ths coHa-
dance of he Feopia
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

les ssrSoay seer Collsctos 6sozos
x Dsv,s sinee isst Iuesis,'7
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

wbo va chairman ~ ths Dsuocrssic
-en,fY COMMITTEES. s1y ueT' Ard
har. wss IA when ne hight want 5nt9
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

IL r. nov fnliy eouce,lad that Pr0hibi-
aoo's.s worked nos fcr princip.s 5us
Ileureracy. bnt vctary vac act with
fhasr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

URNITURE sToRFD. PACKED AND
L moved. Fxpert packers sent on short notice
By Rade.in 4 holt. III south Division s., tele-
phone No go gsuy 2. 'ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
Agents. Wdnfcd.

WANTED IMNEDTATELY-GOOD AGENT TO
W canvass CITY. Can make from $40 20 : - per
week For samples and further particulars call
a. - Vashingfo1-st. Si8
yVANTEb-TwO GOOD SOLICITORS FOR A
W first class advertising mediEm. takes -
sight. cal between and 81 m. and and ?.
n Kinney Il Co. Room 2 81 Monroe -. Don
ca doless you mean business.
lGENTs wASTFD-IADfFs OR GEN1LE-
Y men Of good address for city a country
trade particulars free Call o. sddTe<t hEeutE
enurLr lnnranr 70 7 IearL-et lfrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

fepnSiieans sbouid ~ - cbur-h scisy
h x.va fhsnks. Deraccrats . ask 'Or-
1ir4reze.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Nont = she Dsnccratie psrsrs sre &c.
r.rs,rx ths sisuassoo varT ErzeefnliF-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
fo,. Eens-Bms,ness Places.
W0nfcd--To Rent.

VVANTED-sUITE OF ROOMS PARTIALLY
W furnished for light housekeeping. Aodress.
Rep. Box l. Telegram Herald. Sl6
UANTED-A ROOM SUITABLE FOR GYM
w nasum. Address, A. j.. this ofce. 3lT
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
Want ADVERTISEMENTS


fDs szIs 49, - lks4aa - &Gy @5ssrStse@asnS
CO - fo4sa - atstatax th~ azaeS ~
woEc@ ~ ssssa as E4rt - al4s ee4sEsd
As sas f2E ltss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
For Re1lt--RO7tSeS.


JlOR RENT-A FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH
7 closets and modern Improvements. Rent s.
per month TO family without children. Enqnire
at 655 Madison ave. 3l3
no RENT HOUSE OF ROOMS WITH CTS
| tern and c liar, on Third-st near COit-sve.
aud street car line. Apply az once to room Il.
Widdic)mb Building OF Pressburg. 80
TOR kENT-A NEAT. NEW HOUSE AT 2st
= Isgrave-st.. a barn on the alley. Inquire al
As South Division-st. Geo. e Fitch. 81
TOR RENT-HOCsE WITH TWELVE ROOMS
suitsble for TWO families. or boarding house
with or without barn five blocks south OF Mon
r8e-st.. street ears pass the door. Enquire OF o.
J. Merritt, Is South Divisi0n-st. Sic
For LeBs-- BUSINESS Places.
GOOD BARN TO RENT AT 10 y. DIVISION
VI ST. 81
TOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
+ No. p Csnsl-st. FOR particulars enquire Of
G. A. Berwin. I@i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21

The Knobs and the Harlows, feudal lords
OF wide acres oa the rolling plains Of Fall
River, have been deadly enemies for many
years, and have figured in the justice courts
times innumerable. The relations existing
between them has grown more and more
strained each year, and on Tuesday morning
old Bill Harlow was conveyed to this city on
q streteher. almost pulseIess from terrible
beating inflicted upon him by Charlie Knoll
and his father and brothers.
Harlow claimed that Charlie Knoll had
erected fence upon his ground, and de.
handed its removal to its proper place, and
Charlie refused, saying the fence was on the
line. Harlow came to town, sought legal
advice, and armed with notice TO remove
the offensive object, started to serve 1t on the
Knobs. He was met by Charlie Knoll, and
after parley, in which few complimentary
endearments were vouchsafed on either side,
Q fight ensued, in which Knoll's father and
two brothers engaged. beating and kicking
Harlow in brutal manner. until he was un
recognizable
A trial of the case was heard on Saturday
last, and resulted in Charlie Knolrs beinl
fined 50 sud costs for Assault.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
Co. ID Inspected.


Inspector Gen. Bracket. Of the III Nat.
Guards inspected Co. D. at the Armory Rink,
on Monday evening. The officers and men,
numbering Al, in heavy marching order, as
equipped in their famous tour to the battle
field Of Lamont, presented an appear
ance calculated to inspire martial fire in
many breast not covered with the blue and
gold. The inspection in the manual of arms,
marching, and in all Of those military tao
tics to which one unacquainted with mar =
tial affairs is a stranger, proved the compa-
ny pride to the National Guard, and its
officers without superIors in the state. A
greater share of the credit. in drilling and
instructing the company, is and should be
given to Capt. s. r. Blanchard, who, with
Lieuts. Hull and Hook, has spent several
years in jealous labor, with the objective
point in view of making Co, D the best in
the state. The "boys' have show their
appreciation of his untiring efforts, by en-
tering into the work with undated enthusi-
asm, and the day is not far off when this
company will wave the prize pennant from
their encampment flag staff. Their armory
il one Of the best, with drill floor unsur'
passed by none, while the club room is a
model of neatness, stocked with full COM
plement Of instructive and social appoint
ments
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21

sMr. w. J. Dawell, and Charlie, met with a
load Of straw on their way down from the
fair village of Marseilles on Wednesday, and
rs the product Of the wheatdeld was evi-
IDENTIFY heading the opposite way, turned out
to give it the road. II took the road, but
when abreast Of Mr.. Dawell tipped over and
transferred itself from the rack to his bug
~, burying both gentlemen out Of sight
and hearing. Their team broke loose and
got away; the buggy was considerably dam
aged, and both received o thorough shaking
up and Establishment with scratches, while
the leavings of the straw stack toyed play
fully with their spring underwear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
Galloway Items.

IL SHOWS.
Give your best girl sleigh ride on Sun,
day afternoon.
Spring beauties are out now. You can
gather bouquet for your teacher.
Mrs. G. W. Halcott and children spent
Friday with Mrs. A. Elliott.
VIII Patterson Is working for Everett
Angel.
There Ia talk of station at Freman's
crossing. We understand that mining
company have been prospecting there and
bargaining for land.
Mr., and Mrs, Guenther took tea at j. w.
Fetzer's on Wednesday.
The North Bend Sunday School will be
recognized next Sunday. Rev. Redmond
of Grand Ridge, will be present. Every
one interested In s. s work please attend.
G. l.. Hoffman was In Ottawa on Tues
day.
Daisy and Arthur Guenther started to
school on Monday.
Quite a number are improving their
places by setting out shrubbery, planting
trees. etc.
Mrs. NJ. Patterson, mother of Tom and
WIN, 10 quite sick.
VIM. Fetzer has had q severe attack OF
asthma. At last reports he was improving
We saw large roll of fancy c0lored
tissue paper walking along the road the
other day. What does 1t mean9 Why,
don't you know May Is coming and so IL
June. Come on, May baskets; we're on
the watch, and will give you good chase
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21

Our municipal election came oil
Tuesday, Nth, and was we'll and
stubbprnly contested by both parties. The
tickets were headed "Democratic. Liberal
and "Peoples',' respectively, and contrary
10 anticipation, no other issue was pre-.
sen(ed than as indicated by the record OF
the different standard bearers.
The Democratic. Liberal candidates have
been known to favor $500 license, while
the leading candidates on the peoples
ticket have advocated Prohibition or high
license in past contests.
The election passed off quietly save the
usual excitement incident TO challenges,
etc, though of these there were only a
few. Much animation was given TO the
contest by the efforts of each party to poll
its full strength and come In ahead of It's
opponent In the effort to get out the full
vote both sides were nearly successful, and
when when election judge Vaughey de.
clared the polls closed at 7 o'clock, there
we're very few who had not exercised the
right OF franchise
When the result was announced, 1t
proved 10 be an overwhelming defeat for the
peoples ticket, but they bore their over
throw with stoicism, as American citizens
should. The victors, though pround OF
their success, manifested none of that
triumphant malice that sometimes mars
political contests, but bore themselves mag.
unanimously towards their fallen foes.
Herewith you have the result.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
Fall River aud Grand Rapids.

The meadow larks never sang more sweet
y around Van Thompson's, than on the
morning after election. On the day of elect
ion his prohibition opponent, was around
trying to say, "Get there Eli "Let her go
Gallagher" "liow are you Hannah" "Don t
want any Of that in nine. &c. He didn't
think when he felt so good that little lucky
little Van would beat him az solid votes.
Now, all Mr.. Pouudstone has to do is to
crawl into his hole. pull the hole in after
him, and then Pound Stone all he wants to.
Jesse DRAKE has moved on to Howard Mel
sons farm.
Frank Dickerson is now living in Chicago,
w. L. Trdmbo il the best farmer in these
two towns.
Engineer Naser Moss is the man that does
not lese any time in running to town, going
TO dances or shows, but stays at home and
attends strictly to his future engineership,
which just at this time is sailing high in the
etheriel blue--the land way above where the
old woman sweeps those cobwebs from the
sky.
The dehorning fever seems to be catching
A number Of our stock men have sawed the
horns off of their stock.
This week will about wind up sowing oats
The republican delegates who convened in
Ottawa last week we're showed to one side in
fine shape by the rule gag What were all
these delegates thinking about to allow few
men to beat them out of voting for men Of
their choice Six men did all their voting
for them, while they acted like so many dried
mummies, as they were. How are you, ring
rale? Obi for shame! for shame! Next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
The Fourth,

! The Fourth Of July celebration meeting
was held last evening in the Supervisor
room in the court house, Mayor Allen was
chosen President aud Louis Hess, Secretary
The soliciting committee reported sl,2OO
pledged. and had assurances Of more. APP
preparations we're made. and it was decided
to held the speaking in Washington Park
COMMITTEES,
Committee on Reception Hon. E c. AL
len, Captain Fullerton, Hon. Samuel Rich.
ardson, Il c Swift, b. b. Snow, L, +, Bull,
l.. W. Brewer, Andrew Lynch, John F,
Reed, NJ. I. Moloney.
Committee on Morning Procession Capt
L II Smith, Capt $ II Blanchard, Lieut.
Hook, Fred Mayo, Z lie Ia Chapelle, Mil
ligan, Jr., Capt Chas Caton.
Committee on Fireworks and lllumina.
tion-R G Jordan, j Shuler, WIN. Duncan,
Chas Beckwith, Jas Biggs, D Krouse, 7 J
Lynch.
Finance CONT E MacKinlay, Horace
HULL A F Schoch.
Printing aud adv L Porter, b A Cook,
W + Bowman, Chas HodkiL,on, II Ebert.
Inv and executive-CJ Metzger, C Griggs,
W J Graham, II + Gedney, Jr, Ewing Porter.
Com. on trades and decOration-W II
Hull, j Porter, w C Riale, j L Odds, II
g Cotton, Jean de la Chapelle.
Com, on speaker-J D Catlin, L f Bull,
Rev W F Day, Judge Evans, b Titus,
Com. on musc--F A Kendall, NJ w Bald
win, W Prichard
Com. on amusements-A F SchOch, Geo
Trimbe, W W Taylor, Otto Gondolf, II o
Strawn, V Johnson, W Riale, Capt A
Rising.
Com. on evening procession Capt Blanch-
Fred Iiobert, II o Strawn, G Gay, A I
Bartels, Phil Schoch, Joe Schafer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
Tourist and Pleasure Travel.

The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry
announce the sale Of round trip trickets at
greatly reduced rates to points in Colorado,
Utah, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. These
sales will continue daily during the spring
and summer Of 1888. Round trip trickets
will be sold to popular resorts nearer home,
such as Colfax Springs. Spirit Lake, Lake
MinnstonkA and hundreds Of other localities
Of interest 10 rtist, tourist, sportsman and
invalid.
The Great Rock Island assures to al
purchasing these round trip tourist tickets
. choice Of routes and the safest, speediest
and pleassntsst journey that fast, through
|trains, composed Of the finest cars that rur
on wheels, can Afford. For further informa
ton addrtss Z. A. Holbrook, General Nekst
end Passages Agent = CAiaaGo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
IIICA Iiterlngs.

They've gona
Martin Stack ellis the Echo baking
powder, | pound cans for Zoe, and the
boss cigar Tor n nickel.
Larnel & Collins are taking he lead just
nbw on tloir fine stock of new jap tea. Try
pound,
MAI street is grove'el in a magnificent
way, aud other sim lar improvements will
follow in other paris Of town.
Murray & Cartwright have struck the
key note on groceries and farmers already
realize a saving Of 20 per cent on similar
articles sold in the adjoining towsn They
are popular with all Full stock, low rent
and no clerk hire. Nothing in their way.
The new elevator is well under way.
GALLAGER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
Grand Rapids Ripples

The weather is dry and threatens dry
summer,
Miss Harris, Of Fall River, In visiting At
John Mink's.
Vim. Casey, Of Grand Ridge, is improv-
Ing from his accident on the railroad. He
will not jump again.
The social at Fritz Miles last Sunday
was the finest kind Of an affair
Martin Van Buren, Ia the boss farmer
he IL sowing salt on his wheat.
Thomas Kuhn was In the county seat the
ether day.
Sleeve Anderson can show some 6ne
stock at Pat. McCormick's.
Richard Maggie was In seneca this week
Up. Kiner 10 candidate for Cal, this
summer.
James Parte IL the man who can show
some fine oats already up.
John Bstkins, OF Englswood. was look
ing over his farm and finds It, eli right.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
L. s.us's claim 10 1900 popul.t,o,

La Sales claim to $4,000 population
reminds US Of the fable Of the boy and the
black oats. The youth had been out little
late and coming homo was frightened BY a
black object, and Fastening into the house
crying Father. there are . million black
cats fighting in our back yard" His pstsrnal
ancestor questioned him closely and
succeeded In reducing the namhsr Of ssts to
tive. Ne nsrA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
Squire Nagle Is the happiest man

Squire Maggie Is the happlest man
elected 10 his Office Wish him success,
If Xanthippe tanks that "Cyclone" Is
a corn shelter, he can not smell u rat on his
nose. He was very clever in giving Vans
majority; but please tell us how he got his
maj rity-his big ~, and then tell US the
mai ritz of three years ago. | might tell
Won n story In this connection that would
ba interesting outside the town lines show
inp our neighhors how things are run In
Gmnl Rapids on election Representatives,
but II is over now Tor this year. IL WIZ De
remem bered next year, though; anu doht
you forget IT,
Miss Katie Mccormick was visiting
in Ottawa the past week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21

The first announcement Of camp duty for
the Illinois National Guard for this year has
been made by the Adjutant- General in an
order directing the Fourth Infantry to report
at Camp Lincoln, Springfield, from June %
to 80. and Battery D Of Chicago from July 7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21

For all kinds Of agricultural implements,
tools and garden seeds, buggies, carriages,
harness. sewing machines and supplies at
bottom prices, go to F. D. Sweetser's, third
door North of postoffice. Call before you
make purchases. as we will sell close at
great bargains for the next 80 days. F. d. s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
APPROPRIATIONS .

The meeting was very enthusiastic, and
the high business standing of those present
assures a celebration that Ottawa may be
proud IF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21

The Democratic County Central COMMITTEES
has fixed the time for holding The County
soAvOtasA - elect dslsgasss, en- Nay lStA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21

majority, 65.
S. Burwell, police magistrate, no oppo
sition on both tickets.
Both Messrs. Hogan and Graves, the
opposing candidates for first mayor of
Seneca, were subsequently serenaded and
made fitting responses. KAPPA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
BARGAIN
Valuable Corner Lots

At the junction Of the C. b. & @ Ry. and the Canal
VALUABLE FOR MANDATORY; or for Lum,
ber Coal Feed or other Yard. Twelve Lots, or plat
~ feet on the canal by $50 feet on the railroad.
Price 1850. but We are authorized TO accept &uO II
offered soon.
Feb. II, 1885 If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-21
HOMESIN TEX AS Can Can n no on ,

fourth their real value, and investments there In lano
will produce from % TO so per cent per year.
Those who have large small sums To invest will act
wisely II they discard the old "chestnuts as to Texas
and ascertain the truth; and those whether rich or
poor who seeking new homes VIII find In Texas
rich land that will produce all of the crops raised In
the temperate zone genial healthy climate, not too
law abiding people, who never enquire OF the stranger
his country his creed numerous schools and church
es ve-y low taxes and that home can be secured In
Texas easier than in any other portion Of Uncle Sans
dominion. Prices ave advancing. Buy now. Call on
us for maps and additional Information, or go with
some OF the halfare excursions and for yourselves
narA-f DR. j. o. HARRIS q SON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-04-10

BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL
} it's branches; Steamboat Steamship, - nd
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure CT Ion-
pc md.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with hLlls of wood iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when at-
visable.
structed witt. reference to the trade in whi "a
they 10 be employed. Speed, tonnage Al
draft OF water guaranteed.
made after the most approved plans. Also, Il J
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, OF Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
shipment, ready to lie riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work ana
Water Pipes made by this establishment Mt, rlV-
eted by hydraulic rivetng machinery, that
quality of work being far superior to hahd
work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches Air and Circulating Pumps, made
fter the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
cifc Coast of the Home Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, bull with the celebrated
DaVy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. N S. WILLIAMS Honolulu
Room No g. ups airs. Spreckels' Block,
if Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-04-10

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