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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-17
Planters Monthly
For August 1889.
TABLE or CONTENTS

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-17
CUPREME COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Bankruptcy In
the matter of CHOY TIN, bankrupt Order
on petition Of bankrupt fer discharge from
debts.
Upon reading and fling the petition Of Choy
Tin OF Honolulu on the Island Of Oahu alec
ing that more than six months have elapsed
since be was adludged bankrupt, and praying
for discharge from all his debts
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY the 18th
day Of September. 1889 at 10 A NJ OF that dav
al the Court Room in Aliiolani Hale, HOnoiuln,
be and IL hereby appointed the time and place
for hearing Of said petition. when and where
all creditors who have proved their claims
against said bankrupt may appear and show
cause. II any they have why the prayer Of said
bankrupt should not be granted
Dated Honolulu. August 81 1889
SANFORD B. DOLE
Justice Supreme Court
Attest: ALFRED ". CARER
1851 Second Deputy Clerk.
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sale Of rhirty-nine So Building Lots ST
kAluAopalenA. KAlihi. Oahu.

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the iron; entrance - A.iiol2nj Hzie, AZ u
o'clock noon. Will be Soli 81 pUhlSe suction.
me following Building LOIS situate on the
-.,&uSa SIDE a King street, and shout one
quarter q 5 mile u2uka q Walters
Brewery. :, H2l22op2,eas. H%l.hi, oAhU,
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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Leon Albeit, who was recently nom
mated for governor of New jersey
by the Democrats. is Philadelphian by
birth. He received the first r1ldiments
of his education in the Philadelphia high
school. AS soon as he had finished his
law studies in Hon. John w Ashmead' 5
Office. he formed a partnership with
William J. \. Fuller, a successful coun-
selor az law in New York. Being in
clined to politics young Albeit removed
to HobolIen, n. j., where he was made
corporation counsel. The Democratic
politicians Of the place at once realized
Abbetts GOODNESS and aggressiveness,
and in the fall of 1864 he was easily
elected TO the house of assembly. His
rise was rapid, and when his term ex-
pired he was reelected by a very large
majority. He soon removed TO Jersey
City, where he took an active part in the
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

year he was elected speaker Of the house
and reelected the next. He was an able
speaker aud was complimented BY spe-
cial resolutions at the end Of both terms.
While travelling abroad in 1874 he was
nominated for the state senate. While
senator he was appointed to the lucra-
live Office of corporation counsel, in
which he gained additional honoro.
While chairman of tho New Jersey
delegation that went to St. Louis in
1876, ne showed by his wisdom and
good judgment that he was a competent
leader In 1871 Albeit was elected
president Of the senate, and IT was in
that year that he was first mentioned as
a candidate for United States senator.
The contest was close, and Senator Nc
Pherson was elected by only one vote.
He presided over the convention at
which Gen. Mcclellan was nominated,
and he could then have had the nomi-
nation, but omphatiCally refused the
honor az that time.
IN 1888 the slate convention named
him for governor. and he defeated Su-
premo Court Justice Jonathan Dixon bv
majority of eS7 In the winter of
fsss 10 was candidate for United
States senator. bat after a hard fight
was defeated by Senator McPherson i
is Just twenty-five rears since Abbeit
entered the New Jersey political arena.
ani be il the fifth Jerseyman renomi-
mated out Of a long list Of thirty-four
who have presided over the state since
tT-G
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
HOLDING THE FORT.

How Constable Weeks Held Possession OF
the Alpine Avenue House.
Considerable e1c. tsmeut has pre-.
vailed among the cOns,ab.es and other
hanser--on about the justice court for
a day or $3.50 on account OF an attempt
On tlc 20 of the officers % get posses
sion o- ,-- Alpine House on Alpine
ave. just outside Of the city. II seems
that J y Weeks held q chattel mort
gage ora some furniture IN the hOuse
and the proprietor was bulldOzcd O..
otherwise persuaded % give up posses
SION Mr.. Weeks stepped IN and not
only took possession Of the furn.turc
ln question, brat Of the whole hou-e
real estate anu AL. The owner OF the
house got 0ut civil warrant for Nh.
Weeks, but when the officer arrived
not Mr.. Weeks but another man heid
possession. There was nothing 20 d.
hut tO return for another warrant
TINS wa. played upon the officers uuu
seven warrants were 0ut for different
parties. Yesterday the cOustanles wcrt
out to tae boa reed the doors With
an AK and arrest our Of the holder,
of the tort Ih. wtll be brought be-
fore Justice Walsh Tor a settlement OF
the difficulty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

EARL AND COUNTESS or ZETLAkO.
the second Baron Dundas and first earl
of ZeIland. The barony was created in
1884, and tho eaTldom in 1888. There
are four branches Of the ancient Scottish
family Of Dundas. some members of
which have held high public offices in
Scotland and in the United Kingdom.
The branch distinguished as Dundas OF
Fingask had an hereditary connection
with the Orkney and Shetland (Zetland)
Isles, usually holding the offices OF lord
lieutenant and vice admiral IN those
islands. Their estates in Yorkshire ac-
crued from the marriage of Sir Thomas
Dundas, in l764, 10 a daughter OF the
third Earl Ftzwilliam. and this gentle
man was raised TO the peerage thirty
years afterwards. Mr.. J. C. Dundas,
father of the present Earl OF Zetland,
married in lS43 a daughter of Mr. James
Talbot, OF Wexford, so the new lord
lieutenant Of Ireland is son Of an Irish
lady.
In 1878, on the death OF his uncle
Thomas, second earl of Zetland. the well
known grand master of the FreemaSons
of England, and renowned as sports
man, the present earl succeeded, two
other uncles having died young. Lord
Zetland, who held commission in the
Royal Horse Guards Blue, had married,
in 1871, Lady Lillian Lumley, third
daughter of the late Earl of Scarborough,
and he has several children. Her lady
ships sisters are married TO the heirs of
the Duke Of Westminster. the Earl Of
Bradford, and OF Lord Bolton. Lord
Zetland has been lord in waiting to the
queen. He resides at Aske Hall, Rich
mond. and at Kerse house, near Falkirk,
in Scoflanh
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
TOWN TOPICS

see Ar.luf & Pll-erae 500 cabinets.
Wn. stAf srd q Laa.0at, sas N the
cay Yesterday
IL Mr. and MFs. Louis GehOn, of T.
ChaIham-st q l5-polnd grl
!. "a. RosentnaL of tie I0wer Cloth-
iag Company started lsst gnt fCr q
rrlp L&st.
Grand Rapids Guard GO. B alli open
fheir social sea-Dn uext wednesday
'g.Ih "a ea9 a. toe comDany' araory.
jos j lrsel. sch Nelson Matter
SEQ rs soagnG oi.= oI C. W fults
res ..slses Oh legs4-e-aFe al LAVA
court.
Patl0.man 7. q. Prcc leaves Tuesda y
evening TOR Hltclcock. bak far
months visit among t-A47 o.
relatives.
Prof ~ r. knowles, tAe artist WIZ
h4s been resting and sketch.ug in Ne"
England for the past Ak weeks, : At
1ome agaln.
Heurv Sullivan. of President Hugh
ART once. and Gustav Cnrst. assl stasnt
engineer OF the ~. T. q F., went north
"a a hunting up yesterday.
The funeral of the late Charles II.
Jones VI u 1e held from the residence
u bis flasher. samuel Jones, IS Water
.0o-st, atz clock this afternoon.
~. and Mrs. Geo. r. Buss. of 256
LYON e.. left Yesterday tor Washing
ton. they So oc gone about SIX weeks
and un VISIT Baltimore. New York
tlty syracuse and Boston before they
return.
H. order that those who can0t attend
the Ailen gan Association Of tie New
hurcL and hear Eev. l.. + NJ rcer
sunday "a ght may nave an opportunity
% 10 -o. be-. bg request Ot the Grand
Rapids SOC oily OK the New Church, Will
REMAIN over Monday, the 7th, and
preach in the New Church house oi
worship On that eyenng, commencing
aET so.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Ofal the features of the human face tho
nasal organ. being the most prominent
stands supreme as n revealer OF character
Its form gives TOO greatest expression and
ind viduslIt7 20 the facial lineameBts, and
svcn The voice is affected and toned by this
important member. The individual whom
nature has blessed with a rea ywell-f0rmcd
and perfect nose should indeed be grateful.
a. on an average barely two per cent. Of the
ordinary po0ul alton can claim 70 possess a
perfectly shaped nasal organ.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
CAS- o. zgrlAn0

Tie sss LED L4satsH.@f - issl4ssa ss-a
H. Nsss4see
fhe toilo@ing sketch ef tae ne~ iofd
lieutenant II Ireland = coed ssiaPse q
ths light and airy ayle q me RIA "a
journalist la writing eiogrsrhf' beng
taken froui The Lasu los Orapesc.
The Right Honorable o.g La~Feaes
Dundss. bart. thlT3 esTi u Ieti4nd
Earon Duni4s. e ASKS. near kichnoad,
"a the county % YORK. England - ho las
succeeded the Marquis of Londonderry
- lord lieutenant oi IgeE.nd. ~as born
a. Stirring GA Aug. l6. lSl4, son q Nr
John Charlss Dundss. Il Noodhal
wetheroy, Yorkshire. y. Z. for Rich
raond. who was fourth son u Lawrence.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Dr. Buckley tells a story in The Christian
Advocate about his following Tanuys0n
years ago through the South kenslngton
museum hoping 70 hear bin speak. For
two mortal hours and a half he did this
without success. at last b made Cus
a. if he vas about 20 DO 50. Hor.ng % hear
some criticlsm of painting we listened iu-
tently. and these mam0rabls words fell
from the lips OF EnE.and's poet iaureate. .
'You take care If ths children while I 60
an1 raf some hor-fn %
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

shAAss of 1iaas-ks -
T4ki4g e1ecl saaasy - ga psaf
tra lu4Aefly lesF.as t.a = '@sAts
zaa M4ckinaW al a. >. Al.a -oN -eAtts
al - - al.
If@ln le-s4eg IL Il So o. M "a ? -
~ lT&yelss l.sy. Pclasket 49, a4-sA-
laaa, nos Tals oaS - tf4Nstse Aiis-
Tran .eaYsAg i0r lfaNstss N'sf a.
s.Sv p ul,, aoe leaves 81 a-le b. tils
sDd rons tns0agh - lFa'efse Ai'}
/ Fvtos9ey aid Asek .l.sei nlIh s+tel'..s
and cns-T 60 lo4 tvisskvy aha AssA'
NAV,
Inrough coaches for saginaw on t,-9
=. M, and a.l5 q as uaias.
fralus ARRIVING ftom Traverse CITY
PtsosAey ADD Naes paw at a-s' b. il,,
nov srFses al $50 D. nl. o;her .fala
on Northgn livisioa ~ before
On soataefn D.v.slon, tfa}n leaving
at il.45 q. IA, Tor Pouland, NOW Iuns
only tO.fort Mayne
Trans leaving al il.o5 +. m, Tor
Srurg.s, now r'1cs t0 Kalamazoo op.y B
carving through Wagner sleeping Gar
i0r thleago Va h2la aaroo.
Trans leaving f0l Cincinnati GOO
/ ?. n, daily, NllI 81 continue and sa'
/ Cincinnati al 100 e. m., cails, as De-
/ tore.
No other changes on southern nl-
( vision.
Trains on Maskegon Branch, con-
( tlnue as before.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

debate at the ex-
ira session called
10y G. ov ern or
Ward in 1855 to
ratify the four
teenth amend
ment, and there
by gained a state
reputation. IL Z
was elected TO the
assembly fro m
the First Jersey
City district in
1858. Tho same
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Gussie's frst appearance in public was
at the opera hall in Shelbyville, where
she played selections from the "Bohe-
milan Girl" and other similar music Al
the age Of she gave recitals at
Nation and Decatur. Ills. At 10 years
OF age, on May 20, 1855. Gussie made her
professional debut in Chicago and Great
ei 4 sensation. Since then she has ap-
o-sIed often in Eub!ic
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

"wel, VIA, ID you knows" asked the
lawyer ~ an unsatis factory witness.
''Thers are some things I know and some
thnEs I dou-t know sad the wiuCss
"Then tcll - some II them "Wel. I
know lawyer who a x1t a po, set-5 book f1l
of money. butI don't know who 10 beion -
"a " II mrve your honor. that tbs Wiz
ness be committed for cen tempt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
sHEleYNLlr,s pRoclaY.
An ff-Tear-Old Girl Performs the Most
Dif1rult MusIc.

Di5cult MuNc.
Gussie s. CottiOw, who has recently
created q sensation In western musical
circles, was born in SaelbvviIls, llls..
eleven years ago. In personal appear
ance she Is preDossessing, of aTera ge
height and size. is unusually strong, has
back hair aBd eyes and a clear complex
len. Her father. Morris Cottl0w, Is a
merchant in Shelbyvile, and her mother,
Selma Ol1ehburg, was born m Liverpool,
England.
Very early in life Gussie Cottlow evinoed
musical talent As easily a. ? years Of
age she proved her aptness foT tine and
tune and when 3 years old began play
in1 the niano by ear. She played ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

l. ttofs sas was I wears cd hne
PLAYED ~ ltsr mueller Cpss 100. on2
fis r hantasss eanatas - f.eetssvsn
wben sas wss years aid Two se2Es
later size took such Huse tTosn ether
classical sompesefs a. tae c1olt uan-
sge ths { 4nl4l p@r.s 81 her 1Aads
t.ine quite suail lsr child oi ga.i axe.
she sittn1sl the gut.le ~.be9A II ohel-
byFA.s
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Pure maple syrup at Hunts.


Loose's Red Clover Pills cure SICK
Headache, Dyspepsia, Ind lgesuon. aua
Constipation. 25c per box, . boxes
for al. For sale by White 4 White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Burnetts Extracts al Huars.

For don't care, dull, tired feeling,
Impoverished blood, dull pains IN la *
and head, tautalzng SKIN eruplOi.s.
h, mp's SSrsSparilla never fails u give
relief. We always guarantee 4. Prc
81 per bottle. IlDts' drug store. 10
MOnTOe-et.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Mss Matte Altneu mas opened her
studio n the Hartman BWhInE. anare
sn..c,a te seen az aay tme hv persons
wishing 90 learn the Decorative Art, oil
thlrn she makes a see claltV.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Do not fail to attend the sacred con
cert at Redmond's tins evening gwen
hv Leavitt's European Mlnstrels. Ad-
mission 10. 20, 80 and 50 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Mrs WinSows soothing syrup should g.
ways b used for children terthluT. u sp1fht-
the child. soffeDs the gums avs a. psI q.
curos wiRd caiic. ARD IS the best remedy Tor
d!aTThUa 80 a betfle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Miner, at - Aonroe-st., is prepared
10 take orders for seal and all kinds OF
fur garments, fur trimmings plush
and fur robe, etc, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Such is what every one says OF
Quaker oats, after far trial has been
plyen them. Taese oats are unexcelled
for pancakes, bread, poTTldSe' ete'
Ask your grocer for them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

The star Furniture Company, 100
South Dvision-st., are prepares o. fur
nish card parties balls, etc, WITH card
tables and chairs a. lowest possible
urIrcs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Do not fall ID attend the sacred con
cert al RedmOnd's tins evening gwen
by Leavitt's European Minstrels. Ad-
mission 10, 20, 50 and 90 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Nheat-NeW Sc y tQSnei-
4ora-s3c p bls1ei,
Oats New .tse ~ ? baSheL
Corn Meai-Si7 : ton
kyc-55c 2 bashei
Ground iced sl0Sd ten.
bFan-Sl- . ton
Mddungs-sl3 ? ton.
Screenings -. 81. i.
III Z. - 2 hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

T. J. Nichols has Just r. &c we'd a very
large and hne soTtm al OF .~c.- AID
cn44dron's clOsks-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

For Office desks, rotary chars, n-
lids chairs, wheel chairs and b gh
chars, 90 10 the Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Go 20 jim Travis e. Canal-s'.. when
in need OF fiTst-ctass cook CO.. beating
stove. lie gives great bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Taa loss 81 li "a IS jest what Us elei~--f
-o BE- a GEAR .ong Havana hasE - q, sglsl r0
aav loc cigar ia tie DafksG
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
For Gard Parti~ aud BaIis.

For fine OAK gdeboard for SO, g
TO the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

ApHlrs- a.. l.szas-.st 3 tsa.
Baftlell feafs aer . basne
h sas haslfl
EsKs s~if-e lFt p dekc1.
ElttcI -a q.
HaGey - iss4ls.
fgl4tacs~ .s& Us 2 o4shei
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Go to Stauffers new store, 10 Mon
ro,-st., and save 20 TO 80 per cent. on
Fancy Dry Goods.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Green -fslisc p pouad.
Part lurrg- - r.tbf y pauud-
fuu Cured ne - . FaA1a.
pgF --a.Elf y lQ40a
lxA4us-- % lEc apiece.
Fhesp Sklus- LAMBS. 10 81 ozen-
~hearllugs llsf- -oe r-ch-
I1ll0s--ssrse q po4aa
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Nothlag maEes hane 80 - ki''' -
comtafish.e a. h.sl1.-Ita - e~+
l-Ad o-eks ~ kAAea
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

spples- Esaparstod. s41e ? Fegna
tEerfzes - y Reaad.
Peas 4es--lasi Il - p Pa-l1,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Miner, at p hOnrOe-st., IL prepared
70 take orders for seal and all KINDS OF
fur garments, fur trimmings plush
and fur robe, etc, etc.
Fine, sweet, spiced pickles at Hunts.
Do not fail to attend the sacred con-
cert AT Redmond's this evening gwen
hv Leavitt's European Mnstrels. Ad
mission 10, 20, 80 and 80 cents.
Best in the world-Banner cigar.
Go to Stauffer's new store, 10 Mon
ro,-st, and save 20 to 80 per cent. on
Fancy Dry Goods.
For the finest line of Parlor goods,
new styles, extra goods for the least
money, visit the Vinegar Furniture
Company.
LADIES' jersey underwear, only 25c, at
T. }. Nichols
Candy at Ackley's, corner East Bridge
and Canal-sts., Hermitage block.
For fine medium priced parlor suite,
and 4 great variety 60 select from, go
TO the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Genuine Goldfish at Hunts.
Grand op.ning.
The Harmon sisters; Il tountain-st.,
VIII give 8la'Iu lnIl.lnris a',u i"l'Ct
Wednesday Oc'oO'r anu D.
Once tIied never forssken-Banner
cigar.
Nner 27 Nonro4-st mas the hest
81. 0 and SS hats ID the state.
Finest salt mack rel at Hunts.
Candyat Ackley's. corner East Bridge
anu 9 - --''''' = 80
p,,-o 4" Telliosu - az HINTS
-
Try Ouakor oats.
ca1 AZ a. Niner,s % Nonroc-st
For hail racks, center tables, pilla
extension ia oles. chairs and rockers, 90
~ VIZ ''''
Now ovanoratod anricots at HINTS
No old stvle Of cloaks: everything
new at /. ). Nlchois'
Candy A. Acklev,s corner Fast Rridge
and CanaI.sts Hern,itage hIock
~ Ap~ "oS NN'An N"N'
For cooy stoves heaters wood ~
- -,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Bufter-l5 g. ? pound.
Egss -lec 2 euteH.
Potsl0r .ssxt5c per buShcl.
Apples s5a0u 8 tN>hc-
Peaches e .lsa 80 & bushels
Pears . .ls+.a -.
Piums-sl lt.4Zf0 ? bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Go 10 Jim Travis g. Oanal-st, when
in need OF iirst-olass cook or heating
stove. He gives greal Bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

sunday afternoon Y nGng mer's meeting a.
f0'cIork Aii yaung mrn are welcome
Junior department Neefing for boys oB,v
will bee neldat O'Clock. AID boys are welcome.
Uepot-Fospei meeting aad song service viii
h~ held n the iuiou depot st SD .. n a.
ghIea every body is welcome.
Thursday evening Meeting Tor men only
WlI he heIi THURSDAY etealaE a. 20 ciock
Young men arr cordially Invited
JAN services ef I--lfp M open only % those
who 80 O. take part in the meeting
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

BeechAm's Pills ACT Ike magic or d
weak stomach.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Fine, sweet, spicod pickles at Hunts
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

For the finest line OF Parlor goods,
new styles, extra goods for the least
money, visit the Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Do You use Quaker oats?

Candy at Ackley's corner East Bridge
and Canal-sts., Hermitage block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Don't fan 70 seetAe Norr.s bed lounge
at ll2 South Dlyls0u$i
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Heminway's Embroidery Slks.
Yarns, Art Materials q st-uneT's neW
store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

For cook stoves, heaters, wood or
coal, 60 TO the Vinegar Furniture Com
panV.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Best in the world-Banner cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

For an elegant auilqne oak m "a
hTee-pieoe bedroom suite tof slt - to
the Vinegar Furniture Company l-s,
las, ~, l2s South .s-on-st' conner
Of CherTy-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Go 10 Jim Travis g. OAual-sl., WHEN
IN need OF frst-clas coos or heating z
stove. lie gives great Bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Try tie Morris bed lounge. Ilsa
dandy
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

lor carpets. rugs. window shades
draperles or curtain poles. 60 % the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

No old style of cloaks; everything
new at T. J. Nichols.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

The Morris bed Lounge IS the best ir
tle .aut ati 10 South DIvis.on-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

For hail racks, center tables, pillaI
extension ia dies, chairs and rockers, q
to the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

LADIES' Jersey underwear, only 25c, q
T. }. Nichols
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

For an extra large oak rocker. with
plush scat and hack for $3.50, GO 10 tho
Vinegar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

We have Just received another LOT Of
the fast black nose at . cents per pa-r.
The bl 81 value ever offered for the
money. GARDINER & BAXTER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
New pruncs" at Hunts

500 gwen swav ~ Van Horns pool
room. Come and see how lt % done.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

For pillows comfortahles and blank
et-. go o. thc Vinegar Furniture Com
palT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Ms. A. r. Eyerts' many patrons viii
be pleased 10 learn she has returned
from Chicago where see has been look
mg up the fashions for her autumn and
winter trade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Kid Gloves at sec, 75c, $l00, 1925,
81 80. Sl.60. All new. No heavy en-
brOldcry. c. r. Stauffer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

New evaporated apricots at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

The best $3.50 and 3 hats in MIchi-
gan at Miners, - MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Newevaporsted ncctsrine. at Hunt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

The Morris bod lounge Is the best in
the land at ll2 South DivisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Hosiery and Underwear direct from
She mias retailed a. wholesale prices
10 Ntaulcr's new store
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

They all smoke the Banner cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Candy at Ackley's, corner East Bridge
and Canal-sts., Hermitage block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

"Edam" cheese at Hunts.