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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
Publication Notice.

STATE or KANsAs.g
corNTr OF sALfNE
~ lAe Dis,rsof co-r "a a~d Jersaid e.ag,s
and sfafs.
o. n. ThorstenberK, c. Eberbarsit, and n.
II. sudend0rf, cO-partBers doing business ~
o. III. ThorsieneefE Go.
The Great Western Manufacturing Co,
=. J: Thorsienbergt o. =. ThOrstenbefg.
yo.ephina Thorstsnbe.E, Ida ThorssenbsrE,
sames. Gust Holmqulst, Lena Holmquist.
n. p. Crippen and n. J. Crippen. co.. part
neFs doing business ~ CriPpen, Lawrence a
Co, A. J. Holniquist and Emanuel =. swan
sou.
said defendants l. l. EIIwood a Co. and
Peter sames are hereby nOflflei that on the
seventh day Of March. A. D., lsee, they died
their petition In the above cause In the District
judgment OF six bundPed six and S-luD
dollars, tosetber with inierest at the rate Of
twelve ti2l per cent per ennum from April
Thorstenberr. o. J. Thor-tsnberE, and Gust
Hoinlqulst, eo-partBer doing business
a 1horstenberE Bros 4 CO., and
TSrthsT judgment u, sor tn, the sOree'G e:
following Described premises situated In the
County Of Saline, state Of Kansas, tOufii
Commencing at q point thirty three tSg feet
feet North Of the south west corner Of the
North wesi quarter Of the Northeast quar-
ter Of section twelve li29, township sixteen
49, and range three Cs); thence easi eight 10
rods: thence north one hundred and 1fty 10
feet, thence west eight slrOds, thence soufh one
hundred and any lli1l seet 10 place of beEin-
ing. aud further praying that said mechanics
lien b. declared irsi lien ON the shove de-
~rrtbed premises.
Yon the said I. l. EllUOOd a Co. and Peter
Sanes are further notified that unless you
answer said petition on on before the thiT-
tirth day of April, A. d. lsc4, said PETITION
will be taken - true, and q ludgm nj for
the sum Of ak hundred aud elk and 81 lOp
doliars. together with Interest II twelve per
cent from April eleventh. A. ID. lsss, Will be
rendered against said defendants, n. ]. Thors-
o. J. Thorstenberg and Gust Holm
quisi, co-partners doing business - Thors-
teBbcrR Hros. a Co.. and a further Judgment
Will be rendered against all Of the above
named defendants for the foreclosure Of .
mechanics lien ON the above described
premises by which saif Judgment, you the
said L. l. Ellwood Co, aud Peter Same
will BE- forever forecloSed and barred from
every Interest, lien, and claim which you
may have lon aud % said Described premises.
q. n. THORsTENBFHG a Go.
Nv Anderson a Musser, their Attorneys.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
. soufnnEL.s CoNyusAL pEvorsos

a sQUfaREL's C0NSUgAL DEVOTION
ARIZONA, March ls.-New York
SHa: The psalmist's injunction to
the lazy man to 20 70 the ant for an
example OF industry has lost its force
for Danbury farmer, who points 20
the squirrel - afiording an Instance
Of agility, quiekness and hard work.
Last fall he stored several bushels Of
butfernuts In the second story Of his
courthouse, and recently he noticed
that they were disappearing very
much faster than the legitimate de-
mands for his family supply war
Fanted. He discovered soon after
ward that . squirrel, q small red one.
which the farmers boys called
"ebipmunks," had found hole I'M
der the caves OF the building, aud
was stocking her storehOuse with the
nuts the farmer had gathered. AS
m experiment TO learn how rapidly
the squirrel had worked, he removed
all but twenty Of the nuts and set
watch upon them. Six hours after
ward every nut was gone. The dis
lance from the courthouse to the
tree where the squirrel had Its nest
was Just eighty rods. In going for
the nut and returning with 10 the
sprightly little animal had 10 travel
= distance Of l0O rods. Computation
showed that the theft or the twenty
nuts required just ten miles Of
travel. But this did not include all.
Several times dogs frightened the
squirrel, and it had to turn back,
and twice the family eat got after &c,
requiring 10 to lake q circuitous
route TO reach the storehOuse. The
nest was examined soon afterward,
aud big, fat. lazy male squirrel was
IOund snOOzing quietly while his
little mate was performing q pro-
1igiOus feat to supply him with food.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
IrpIaNANT rARMEEs NEEr.

Pursuant TO cali, q large number
oT the citizens of Walnut township
met 81 the Berwick school house
Thursday evening, March y. The
house was called to order by Henry
Berg.
On motion, Henry Berg was made
chairman, and J. b. Shirar, seere-
tary.
Geo. J. Bull Was called, and re-
spOnded With two selections from
the Western RBrdi, bearing on the
twIne trust aud what farmers were
doing Ia other states. He begged
the farmers 10 subscribe for the
RHrai, ~ u was their friend.
e. ShIrAF was called, and responded
ln his usual manner Of eArnestness,
showing up the twlne trust and ali
other trusts, In good shape.
Mr.. Green Of SalinA, took u upon
himself 20 come out 10 Walnut town.
ship to zee u the farmers knew what
they we're going 10 have 10 pay for
twlne. In his generous and sympa-
thetic heart he Dlade the farmers q
prOposltlon-that he would furnish
iWIns In small lots at eighteen cents
per pound, and In Wholesale lOts ct
seventeen cents per pOund-l.ut the
farmers did not choose To bite at
that kind Of bait.
Henry Berg said he was opposed
10 paying anything above last years
prices, and "lf you give them your
little fingef this year, next year they
will want your whole hand"
]. Hederstead, stuart, w. H.
ShiraF, j. X. Shlrar, J. B. Whoefel
s3d Strlegal followed In the same
channel Of thought except Stuart,
who WAs In favor Of manufacturing
our own tWiue, which will be dis
Guessed 1t our next meeting
A vote was taken whether or not
ne should pay an advance ON last
years. prices for tWlne. The vote
YES unanimously mo"
The chairman appOlnted Q CON-
mittee Of three 20 investigate trusts
and combines 70 report 1t the next
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
- meet IN two weeks (Aprll III ~
nlaht. HENRY BERo, Chairman.
j. l. SHIRAR, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04

Read the following: Mr.. O II.
Morris, Newark, AFk., says: "was
down With Abscess Of LuBgs. aud
friends aud physicians PronOuLeed
me an IncurabIs COusumPtive
Began taking DR.. Kings New Dis
sovsry for consumption. am nov on
nay third bottle, and able 90 ovsrsee
the work on my farm. 10 10 the
naezt medicine ever made"
Jesse hlddieWaFt, Decstuf, Ohio,
sayns aaad u not been for DR..
Kine,s New Discovery fDr Consump-
tf0N ! woald have died Of Lang
TTuibiea. Was given up By doctors.
~ neH % bsss e eselth.n Try %.
Anpie bel1ins fsss - 8. P. HaShss
q c5is, Dfasstota.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
Administrator Notice.
sTATE OF KANsAs,l

STATE Uf KANSAS -
COUNTY % SALINE.
In the Probate court la and for said county
In the matter OF the estate of Charles O.
hltP. deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that letters OF nd
ministraiiOn have been granted 10 the IN
derSignei ON the estate OF Charles q. white,
late Of lletroit. Michigan, decreased, by the
Honorable, the Probate Court OF the cOunt ,
and state aforesaid, dated the I'd day OF
March, A. d. lssa. Now, all persons having
elaims against said estate are hereby notified
that they must present the same to the IN
deTSigned for allowance. within one year
from the date OF said letters, or they may be
prrcluded from any benent OF said estate
aud that II such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date OF said lri
tiers, they shall be forever 5a rred
Saiina. Kansas, March q 1859
MARTIN GARVEICB, Administrator.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
PearsOnS * Carriage * Works,
Salina, Kansas.


Hickory
Patent Wheels
coached
om
They
nghe Cart breaking
speeding
good looking and discount fore
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
BelOit Gazette.

Miss Lizzie Wooster came up from
Solomon city last Friday To spend
q day or two al home. At the close
OF her school nj Solomon she will be
engaged ~ instructor In the Ottawa
county institute for q month, fol-
lowed by another month in the o.
borne Institute. Miss Wooster IL
very successful la her calling. and
expects TO be engaged In the Sallna
schools next year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
AssarIa argue:

An Important real estate deal was
contaminated yesterday by F.. +.
swanson, whereby John MaltIy
traded his Mentor farm for q hat
section OF land in Geary date Davis
county, situated about u miles south
OF Junction city. II was q $3.50
transaction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
BeIOit COHri,r:

Hon. T. VI. Helm, some years ago
register Of the Klrwin land Office,
hui recently Of MrCoOk, Neb., has
sold out At the latter place aud moved
to New Mexico, eventually tO go
into oklahoma. His wife II now
visiting In BelOIt with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. Cooper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
Sylvan Grove .SsBtinsI.

Post Office fights are now on deck.
Three candidates only are announced
sO,far for the Lincoln Offlce-Dr. Bry-
ant, T. W. Walton and e.. NJ. Hea-
ton. An effort IL being made to
have the present incumbent retained
until the expiration Of the four years
for which he was appointed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
NEIGHBORH,,OD IrENs.
Ellsworth Democrat: =

Ellsworth Democrat:
II. Hundermat, living six miles
southwest Of Lincoln Center, IL In
the city today looking for his dsugh-
ter Mary. who left last Thursday.
She ran away because her father
would not allow her to atten 4 dances.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
Hone Her0Id:

The small pOX scare In the north
part OF the county II said to be ended
and the premises are being renovated
Of everything that IL liable To create
disease. The disease has been con-
fined TO one family; only one, the
father, having died by u. IL made
q clean sweep through the family,
but good care has brought the rest
sill through safe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
Tescott HernId

NORRIs-GRAY-At the residence
Of Mr.. +. G.. Gray, father Of the bride,
in Morton township, March q. 1889,
by the Rev. Mr.. GOulden, Mr.. Geo.
W. Norris TO Miss Maggie ID. Gray.
About fifty invited guests were
present aud assisted the young
couple of on their voyage through
life. A wedding dinner had been
prepared, and after eongratulstlOns
the guests were invited out aud good
fellowship ran high.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
PHII,E IIAT

How TO SEND MOSEY.-I would prefer To
have money sent by American Express or
der all sums of e Oh aud under, cost only !,
cents, and u order II lost, money will hr
promptly refunded 10 sender. II not con d.
Nenient Ia obtain express order. money cHn
lie sent by registered letter or post Office
money order or postal note, drawn an POrt
laud, Mich. Postage STAMPS will not be sc
cepted only from our customers that cannot
obtain an express Order-Only ihtSSr OF one
cent denomination wanted.
Plants arr carefully packed In damp mos
and delivered e. express ar Srrlghi ofiirr, tar
which make M extra charge.
DELos STAPLES,
I'm Portland, lOnia County Mich.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
FINAL NOTICE To TAX PAYERS

IDFFICE % CoUSTY TREASURER,
Saline County, Kansas.
SaIina, March =, Issa.
Notice l. hereby given, that the follow Ins
described lands and town lots, sold la Sep,
TENDER, A. u. lssB. for the tax Of 1885, will H.
conveyed 20 the purchasers, unless the same
are redeemed on. or before, the seventh ia
OF September, A. ID. Isa.
Below Il stated the amount OF taxes charged
and Interest, calculated TO the last dan of ~
demptiOn, due ON each parcel.
CLARESCE WILsoS,
Treasurer OF Saline County, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
BrookyIIIe Trd1scripf:

We last week received 8 letter
from Barney BOhAn, who was SEN
fenced to nlnety-nine years In the
penitentiaTy for killing the Ander-
son boys. After serving about ten
years In the pen, he Was adiudged
insane and sent TO the state insane
asylum at OssawatOmie, from which
the letter was written. Mr.. Bohan
evidently believes that he still owns
considerable property In aud near
BroOkvllle, and that he will soon be
pardoned by the governor; both OF
which we are afraid are deluslOus
created In his mind at the time he
was insane.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
llIHAT
Ais
Your.

10 you feel duIl. languid. low-spirited, HE
slrss, and indrsCrihably miserable. both physi-
cally and mentally; experience q sense Of
fullneS OF b3u1ftnG after eating. or OF gone
ness, Or emptines OF stomach IN the morn
ting. tongue grated bitter or bod TASTE IN
mouth, Irregular appetlte. dizziness. fFequent
bsadaches blurred eyesight, "a floating specks"
before the eye. nervotle PRESERVATION or ex-
haustion. irrttabillty OF temper. bot nushea
slisrnatlng With chilly sensattons shsrh
tst.t. druusiness after meals. wskefulness, 90
DISTURBED and unrefreshinH elsep, constant,
lndescrtbable feeling OF dresd, or Of iupend-
ing talamityf
II yon have all. or any cousiderable number
II tbese symptoms, you are suffering from
that most common Of American mRla1es-
Bilious Dyspepsia. OF Torpid Liver, as.Oclafsd
with Dyspepsia. Or Indigestion. he more
greater the number and diversity % symp
tomA No matter what stnEe u has reached
Dr.. Piereea Golden medical Discover
will slbdue n, n taken according 20 direc-
tons for q reas0nable length 90 tiIne. II not
cured, complications multiply and Consump-
kbeumaiiarn. Kidney DISEASE. o. other grave
maladies sFe quite liable % 81 IN and. sooner
Or later, Induce q fatal teruinafiou-
1r. Ptercess Gellea Medical nee.
sSPosI si sTst SIS spS Sar ~ T o.r and
cieansrs the systeIa % al blood talntS aad b.
puritieS. trDm whatever causP arising. u !
equally eiicactous In setting upon the Md
neyS and othsr excretory orEanA ctransing.
strengthenlng. and healing their diseasrA As
an appeiiEing. restorative tonic, u promotes
Digestion and nutrition. thereby bufldina up
both neeh and strength, In malarial dlssrictS
this wocdrTful medicine kAs FAlned great
seleoSity IN ssiTing RevsI and ASue. ChiIls and
Dr. PisPee's Golden Medical Dts.
Govern
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DesrrlptIon Of the Rlneherry.

The Blueberry Is = valuable fruit and Is :
reliable fruit 10 grow Ia our northern states
where the more >tender varieties OF fruits
NinieT-klll. IL u PERFECTLY hsrdy, having
stood 20 degrees below zero without showing
any Injury 90 the most tender buds. II ripens
In this latitude about the FIRST Of July and l.
borne In clusters like eurrants; shape.
round; color, reddish purple nj first, but be-
comes q blush black when fully Fip-ned.
The flavor IL equal to the raspberry, 4 very
mild, rich sub-acid. pronounced BY most
people, delicious. 10 may he served with
sugar and cream or cooked = sauce and l.
splendid canned Tor winter use. The plant
seems To flourish la all soils and Il y prolific
bearer. IL FLOWS very StOcky and makes n
nice hedge. The shining dark green ieaVr>
and the blue Irnit naklI n pleasing Gun
trast. The demand for the fruit i Errat, and
usually brings i5r per quart. They cum
menee bearing the first year amer settling out
and yields a full crUp the second and third
year alter settinE Out. They are propaERie-i
from suckers and riot cutiinsS- The plant
II about the height and sire of the currant
bush aud very Stocky. holding the fruit we'll
up from the ground. Plants should be sci In
the spring during Marrh. April aud May. la
rows two or three feet apart aud Ave or SlN
feet between the rOwS, making = perfect
hedge, and M grass or weeds should b. al
lowed Ia grow beiween the rnuS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-04
cunEs AL HunoRs.

from . common Rloteh, OF Rytlption. 30 the
wOrSf Scofoh- 6alt-rheuna, @fsypr-surea"
sualy OF Rough skln. IN short, iii disrssss
czneed By bad hood ere cooquered By this
powerful, purifying, and invisuruttna i1edl-
cine. Great eAtlag Ulcets rapsdly bal rnder
les1ed lts pglency IN curing Tetter, Ecsema.
kryGlpeiaA BotlA CarbuncleA sore EyeA ScFOf-
sl2ua Sores and ewellinFA Hip-joi Dlsease.
and ENLARGED Glanda send ten csufs n
glsmps for q hrHe Treafise, WIN coiored
PlaieA % ekln Dt.aa1eA or the ezme amount
Tor neatise on eerofalous Ageeti0nA
.F0a TlsG BLoop % THE lsFE."
nerosghlI elesngs q By using NJ. Pieress
GobaeH Medical Bfsc0very, and good
afcslt6 ana boaIiI I'll aiII + ss,-hll.Ssd ~
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CONSUNEPTION,

which b serosula 0fEhs Iznra, 4 srsyss.a
and euree - - remedy. n tikea n -
velOoa power over this terribly fsfzl dlzsasa.
VIA era oneria9 thla nov VOID f1r.rd m
go q TIE punl1c Dt. Pterca Thought arioslsly
q caAana q hi3 -CoEsUMP7loa GINA" bud
ehandg1ed th1f n8Ds - too restrictive for
q Hae.tlc1n4 WHOA, from ~ wo1derful com-
binatiul q tonic. Or strcnxiheninR, RikernfiSe
o. blooe-cleansing. anti-oasoaA PectoraL and
nl1krittvo pruRerdeA y ssnsqnafed nos oaly
csrssEs e. e - q g n w '0' s''
Liver, Blood. and Lungs
Fw Essh La9gs sg.s,.as e Hssoa ssa.s-
ehissA AaemA. esrese CSngkA and ki1ass1
1870 9 90 emeiept Enedy.
SD .sa esa,s m ssness< N. r,-resa
eook ea Oousarnpei0n. A6tree8
. uEil's elspslse7 1s1iss ksssslz;'a
Sc Hasn - @BEga1A u.L
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-13
THE DAILY


In this issue will be found a
description of the Eiffel Tower in
Paris, written by lady, who made
the ascent to the summit. The tower
is LOCO feet in height, and its base
corresponds in size. The reader can
form an idea of it when informed
that the distance from one corner of
its base to another is equal to that
of one city block, say from King
street to Queen street. The first plat
form which is $50 feet from the
ground is divided into four large res
taurants, each capable of seating 500
persons at once. The whole tower
can accommodate 10000 persons at
one time. During one day it is
stated that 10000 persons visited the
tower. The entrance fee to the first
platform is one franc, to the second
two francs, and to the summit five
francs or one dollar. Late papers
state that the exposition is proving a
great success, no less than $4,000
visitors having entered the gates in
one day. Nothing like this has ever
been recorded in the history of
national expositions, of which this is
UNNECESSARILY the grandest.
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HaVtian Matters.

When the Prince Wilhelm left
Port-au-Prince Hippolyte's troops
were within four miles of Port-au-
Prince by land and fourteen miles
by sea. The reason for Hippolyte's
not rushing on Portau-Prince imme-
diately is because he was awaiting
the signal from his friends in the
city.
Twenty-Five merchants who ar
rived on the steamer say it is only a
question of time when Hippo
lyte's army will drive Legitime and
his friends from Port-au-Prince.
The reason they left Port-au-
Prince was because affairs in Hayti
had reached such a poinU that bust
ness was out of the question. Every
thing is stagnant and the town is
overrun with rufians. There is al
most no money at all, and those who
can in any way get hold of a little
are leaving the country.
Provisions are high; -four is selling
at 500 a barrel, and the poorer classes
are suffering for the necessaries OF
life and are constantly on the verge
of instruction. In Hillo, behind
ort-au-Prince, the armies of Hippo
lyte lie encamped and the city is in g
state of siege.
President Harrison has appointed
Fred. Douglass to be y. S. Minister
to Hayti
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other and form the fiery outlines OF
and quays 1000 feet below me. L
have an illuminated map of Paris at
my feet. The gardens, far below,
are one blaze of electric light, and L
can see the bright colors--red, blue,
yellow, green-of the illuminated
fountains. The river suddenly be-
comes alive with colored lanterns,
torches and light, and seems to be
stream of fire flowing past the foot
Of the tower.
Suddenly the electric light flashes
from the companile of the tower,
sixty feet above me. This light
equals in power the strongest used
in the French lighthouses. 1t
throws a great stream of milky light
across the dark sky and lights up
the objects at long distance. 1t
turns on pivot and can be raised or
lowered at will. The electrician
picks out some of the buildings from
the darkness below. The Madeleine
certainly two miles away the Arc
de Triomphe, the central dome OF
the Exhibition, are all lighted in turn
by its rays. AS the light strikes
the buildings below [ can hear a
rumbling sound at the foot of the
tower, like the roar of the ocean in
the distance-it is the crowd in the
gardens applauding. When [ reach
the garden below and stump YEARLY
homeward through the dense crowd
I am again startled by cannon-shot.
turn, and suddenly the great tower
appears lighted from base to sum-
NIT with red fire, like a red-hot net
work of iron stretched from earth to
sky Phil. Record.
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Minister of Finance.
Civ I279-2t
Honolulu Tax Assessors Omc.


From and after July l, 1899, the under
signed, Deputy Assessor and Collector of
Taxes for the District of Kona, Island of
Oahu, will be in his office I'm the Kapua,wa
Building on each day of the week Ism.
days excepted), from o'clock until 4
o'clock excepting Saturdays, when the
office will be closed at II O'Clock noon) for
the purpose of receiving the returns of all
persons liable to taxation in this district
E~All returns must be made to the
undersigned not later than july 81 1890
or no appeals can by law be granted.
Special attention is herewith drawn b,,
the undersigned to the fact that no returp
Is valid in law unless sworn to before the
assessor, Deputy Assessor, Notary Pub.
lIc' or some other person authorized 70
administer oaths.
Blank forms on which to make RETURNS
can be had daily during the month of JpIy
on application at the office of the unjar.
signed.
T. A. LLOYD,
Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes
for District of Kona, Island of Oabn
W. L. GREEN,
Minister of Finance.
6-3W
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Builders Of Steam Machinery
In all it's branches.

In all its branches
steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines 4 Boilers
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built comn1a..
with hulls OF wood, iron OF composite
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded wbon "a
visable. nen ao-
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tuos con.
structed with reference to the trade in 1vb;ot
they are to be employed Speed tonnaaa a,,a
draft OF water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar MAKING Machi,o--
made after the most approved plans Aiso 80
boiler iron Work connected Herewith
WATER PIPE, of Boiler OF Sheet iron 10
SIZE, made IN suitable lengths for connecfinS
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and nocLog
Tor shipment, ready to be riyeted on ~
ground. oA tne
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and w.+o-
Plpes made by this establishment. riveta5 To-
hyoraulic rivetiRg machinery, that oualitv -
WORK being far superior to hand work "a
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans staoro
Wlnches, Air and Circulating Pumns ynado
after the most approved plans '"e
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the poo,s.
Coast OF the Heine Safety Boiler. ''''i'
Acting Pumps for irr,oa+,o, -
city works purposes, built with the ceisbro. 20 "a
Davy Valve Motion, superior to anv ofbe.
pump. 5 o'ner
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Al-Sm Room No. 8. upstairs. spreoEsls, Block