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/. J, W, BREWSTER.

X. J. W. BREWSIEH.
The initials "R. J. W." have been removed
by the club from before the name of its all
round athlete, Brewster, and in their place is
the cognomen Bobby" He is the son of the
late Attorney-General Brewster. Bobby" is
the best lightweight boxer the club ever had,
but his vigor and skill are not confined to that
one branch. He is a thorough oarsman, and
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J. v. ELDER.

J.. v. ELDER.
If you went into the Columbia athletic club
building and inquired of a member as 10 the
whereabouts of j. H. Elder he would probably
look blankly at you for half minute or so and
then in burst of inspiration would say. You
mean Bobby Elder. don't youg" BY that
prefix is he known TO his many friends. He is
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bicycling and is sn expert in matters pertaining
to guns ana horseflesh. To him belongs the
distinction of having won The first victory for
the Athletic club, he taking the Junior singles
at a regatta AZ Alexandra. During the past
year or so he has not been around the club.
rooms 20 any considerable extent for he hives
at Gaithersburg Nd, where his fine hons 4.
adorned by q beautiful wife and two Charming
children.
J. c. KoNDRCP
has the enviable reputation of being the
--LATEST man in the club, and there are men who
say that he is proud OF the distinction. The
charge OF inactivity. however, falls TO the
ground, or into the water, when you put him
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other two. The star season was that Of 1857,
for in that he started Fifty times and was re-
warded with forty-siX prizes; thirty-eig ht OF
them firsts. In one Of the last races be fell
and in the others he was too heavily hnndi-
capped. Last year he took sixteen FIRST prizes
eleven seconds and five thirds: three OF the
firsts being Championships. He holds the two
mile national championship and the fve-mile
Maryland championship. The fve-mle ma
ticnal tricycle. championship is also held by
him. He Is partner in two other champion
ships. He and Phil Brown have never been
defeated on the tandem tricycle. and are the
champions on that wheel. and Crist aud Davis.
OF Harvard college. are the tandem bicycle
champions. having done the mile in ga.
CRISIS superiority is not simply one of mus
Gle; he rides with his head as well with his
feet. and by superior gencralship he has often
snatched a victory. He will tram steadily this
spring and intends competing in all the cham
plonship events abroad and in all the local
races. Crist Is prominently spurter. and
the accompanying sketch represents him IN his
characteristic position when he Is rushing down
the stretch on the last lap. When he doubles
himself up in this style his admirers know be is
riding to win. and II is a wonderfully speedy
wheelman that can prevent him from hying
past. Crlst Is a well proportional Young man,
and mis- muscles. as can be seen IN the picture
are highly developed.
PHIL. s. BROWN.
Brown and Crist make a cycling combination
all the time. II thinks there is no better team
in all the world than those two young wheel
men. Phil. Brown commenced 20 ride bicy.
Gle in the spring of 1884. and six months later
he started in as racing man at the fall meet
ing OF the Capital Bicycle club. Here he was
an instantaneous success. He captured first IN
! the one-mlie race. covering the distance in
300 Is; in the half-mile contest he was second
IN LIZ 2-j. and in the two-mile handicap. start
ing from scratch. he was second in q. II Is. In
ISIS he won eight first prizes and five seconds.
and IN the following wear his tirsts numbered
seventeen; his seconds footed up five. while he
also had three thirds. In tins same year he
and Crist. az Springfield. established tandem
tricycle. records which have never vet been
broken, the mile standing at 2.45 2-5. He did
less racing in 1857 than he had anticipated. but
his prizes included twelve trsts. ten seconds
and three thirds. His best mile record
2.40 l-5-was ma lie at Hartford in the year. and
on the same day he won a fivc-mile race. beat
ing Crst and number of other cracks by more
than quarter of mile. Last season he started
III thIrty-seven races won nineteen irsts eight
seconds and six thirds. He wCuld have won
more had it not been for his bad luck Sew
eral times he has been within few feet of a
trophy, and vet lost IL because of some acci-
| dent. He delights in taking the handles
around with him when he makes these involun-
/ tary dismounts. lie Is making preparations
/ for doing good deal of wheel-work this sea-
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CAPT. GIBSON.

More thoroughly identified with boating than
any other man in the District OF Cnlumhia is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

1865, and August, 1870, but this was
all expended for public service. lie
Caron was the trusted messenger Of
the Feuiau Brotherhood between the
United Kingdom and United States
and the exiled patriots in Paris.
Only the security of the seals pre-
vented his opening Of confidential
documents carried to Paris. The
Brotherhood had expelled O'Kelly
because he joined Parnell in open
movements. Parnell had complained
bitterly of Fenian opposition to his
plans, and said the home and sister
organizations would have been Grip
pied had they not received assist
auce from America. In one con
versation with deponent ParGell
declared that he did not see
why Instruction should be un
successful. Witness had heard this
before from Egan, but coming from
Parnell il startled him. LeCaron
was present az the secret caucuses of
the Chicago convention in 1881,
which resolved upon secret warfare
He had taken ont naturalization
papers at Joliet, ILL.,, but cleverly
managed to keep his name from APP
pearing anywhere thereon. He
swears he was subject OF France,
came to the United States in 1867,
and that he served in the Thirteenth
Colored Infantry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

SAN Francisco she comes here % IL rex
iStarsi under the Hawaiian hag Me>>rS,
NJ, e. lvv50 * Co, are the agents,
NAWJIvI >UlrrJNG NEw>.
Very bac wcsthe- during this week.
Tho bark earn Tpal is S,il uuloadjus
ccsl She NjN lead sugar for san Fran
CISCO
The American bark W. ". Case Sasled
March Is, with iOll cargo ot sugar for
Slu Francisco,
The American brjSaU5jDe J. n, Spveo6-
t,S. CAPTAIN q. L. Christensen, Will leave
tomorrow With sugar for San Francisco,
The American tern iva. Captain Wiz
a,4r. sailed March l>t Tor San Francisco
with IS tU,l cargo Il sugar,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
MOrtgagee'S Notice of Inten-
tiOH to FOreelOSe.

y ~ L II II IL II A-lAA4A1 L W.
~ that pursuant to . power of sale contained
in . certain mortgage deed, dated the 18th day
OF April y n 1881 made hy Luika Pahukoa and
J p kauwa.u her husband, of Waialua, Island
of Oahu. 20 y Cartwright of Honolulu, in said
Island Of Oahu, Trustee for Wilhelm II PhugeT
and Emily ClariSSa phuger Of Bremen, ger
CouveyauceS, in Libcr 10s folios - and %, and
deed contained 10 wit; the noD-paymeut of the
interest when GEe that all and singular the
lands, teuements and Entertainments in said
mortgage deed contained and described viii
after the time limited by law. and NJ a time to
be hereafter designated, be sold Gt Public Auc-
ton on account OF the breach of the conditions
aS herein before mentioned
The property in said mortgage described be-
ing all those six pieces or parcels Of land situate
81 hswailoa, in said Waialua. containing in al
al area Of 4.26 acres, more or less, anu being
the same premises more particularly described
IN Royal Patent No. $40. Land Commission
Award No. sos issued 10 iokuaulani. the uncle
o. said LUika Pahukoa.
Excepting however from said premises, all
tlIdt portion OF Apana which was COnveyed by
said uuTtgagors 10 Elizabeth Pratt by deed
dated the sth Of June. 1883. and recorded in
Libe- s.. fOliOs 40 and 50.
These premises are partly t4-u land and partly
kuia cr dry land. suitable for @ house Los. and
lie near the residence OF the manager of the
h1Wal-C2 R8uch Company
4 J. CARTN RIGHT. Trustee for
f. p. Phuger and Emily Clarissa PluEer
Mortgage.
J n NOnsarrat, Attorney Cox Mortgage
Dated Honolulu. rcb &c l>l9. !2554t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

In Wellington, New Zealand, diver
who had gone down some thirty feet to
place some blocks 10. q pier foundation,
was attacked by 4 devil fish that sue
ceeded in fastening on him, and, in
spite OF ali his struggles, pinned him TO
one Of the piles OF = retaining wall. The
diver, however. had the good sense to
remain quiet, and the devil fish, whose
arms measured nine feet, quitting his
held OF The pile. was brought to the sur
face on the back OF tEe diver and killed.
T6eSe monsters are reported 70 be very
numerous in Wellington Harbor
The law IS supposed to be Just. Down
East = woman's husband. some time
agl. was killed bv the cars and she re-
ctived $500. Time went on and a
thoughtlesS millionaire played with her
affections, and In i breach vi promise
the same court granted her five times the
amount Is L proper amount to soothe
her aching heart,
An enormous number Of animals are
killed in Siberia yearly ioy their fur. At
the last summer fair Of Irbjt, which Is a
market for only part OF tie furS exported
IRON Siberia. re less thIa ), lS0, 600 skins
OF squirrels were offered Tor sale OF
other varieties there were II coo blue
fox, 10000 marmot, $4,000 polecat,
10000 badger, 100000 hare and 1000
fox
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
HOrtgagee's Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreelOSe.
Is HEREBY GINEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that pursuant TO power Of sale contained
in certain mortgage deed, dated the S0th day
Of April, \ d 1881, made by Aqua tkl OF Laie,
kcolauloa. Island Of Oahu, SO \ Jaeger, Trustee,
OF Nouolulu Island of Oahu. recorded In the
office Of the Registrar Of Couveyances, in Liber
s.. folios l6S i69 and 47J and for breach Of the
conditions in said mortgage deed contained, to-
wit: the uou.paymeut Of bo;h the principal and
interest when due. that all aud singular the
lands, teUemcutS and hercditaments in said
mortgage deed contained and described viii
after the time limited by law, and at a time TO
be hereafter designated, be sold at Public AUG
tion. on account Of the breach OF the conditions
rs herSinbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described be-
ing four pieces or parcels OF land situated at
said Lajc. consisting of four taco lstches, con
tanning an area Of Ti-l01 OF an acre, Sud being
the same premises more particularly described
by mctCs aud bounds in Royal Patent No. 652i.
Land Commission Award No. lpS22. issued 10
pckG, aud that were inherited by said uortgagCr
from his mother Puakalua who was the daughter
and sole heir ~ law OF said Peka.
\. JAEGER, Trustee
Nortgagec.
j. NJ. MonSarrat, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu. Feb. -. 1889. i259-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

4 French Baker fB01laIgerl once
cana 10 Parzs. and struttlng pouu-
01sly u the B0uIeTsrd, said to the
People Elect Me- l an Great
Man The People q once shouted
: H5orsy for B51LsDgz- and elected
him b! Big Majority Then after
fer uolfE= the People said
TAX L Cheap. but EheTe do ws
cczz In 70 Ehleh BOaIangzr e
EIisd I dunno, and disappeared II
the lzub0 II 0bscurlty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
Assignees, Notice /!

WHEREAS, +. ROSE OF PAIA.
W Maui has this day made an assigumeut
y hls Property 70 the undersigned forthe bene-
q u Aiz CEed5torss Notice l. hereby Ziye1 10
81 p4rlies O@iDg szid r. Rose 10 make irnr1e.
di1.e p@glaents End al persons having Claims
-igned within six months from date or fhgy
wi.l BE- fofegsE barred
I'd HOFTsCHLAEGER d co.
HOIo.Gig. FEB. 3. 49, fg-g2f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
NOTICE

He IN DER5IGEED HAV-
4 IaE zen dEiy appointed Administrator Of
lAs Estate II y All &Ek, late o. KukEihaele
ascezsea- notice = hereby given 10 all persons
r. pssst inslE claims against The estate n aaid
- - zee day authenticated. whether secured
~ mortgage % otherwise 70 the underlined A.
ne of1ce ~ u. Hackfeid & Co., Honolulu
NItaln tx months from Ire date hereof ~ they
VIII De fo4eTer barred. and ali persons indebted
70 said estate zEe hereby requested 70 MAKE i'm
mediate payment.
J. +. HACEFELD.
4eminisfgatof Of the Estate 0f 9. All Nee.
aeceased, fz53-ft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
AOrtsagee's Notice Of Fore
closure.

IN NCE WITH A
i power o. sale contained In d certain mort
gage made BIZ arthur Morgan 10 Bishop * Co
dated Juiy =, IcS5. ard recorded in the Reels
tEg Of Deeds in Li5er 1i3, pages %. 80 and 1Of
Notice i hereby given that the MORTGAGES
Intend 10 fOTcciOse said mortgage Tor condition
broken. 70 wIt: the HOn-paymeut Of interest
and PriEcipal- and upon such foreclosure viii
sell az fuDhc aIcliOn. 81 a time and place 70,
be hereafter designated. ali and singular the
lands teneueDts and hercditameuts described
IN SAID mortgage Is below specified.
FARTHER particulars can be obtained by appli-
cztlon 10 Bishop & Co or VIM. U smith At
iorncy 10. mortgages.
BISHOP & co. Mortgages.
Dated HOLoiuiE. February - 1-sg
The PREMISE 70 Dr. sold axe: All the follow
ing t-acts CT parcels o. land. situate. wing and
being ~ Paiama. Honolulu, aforesaid. and be-
iHZ paris 81 ROYAL Patent No 1Ji. Land Com
mission Award y %. $50. 20 sFit-
i-i-iAat certaia piece 81 land purchased By
slIQ Morgan from WIN q Achi. b. deed dated
JeH1srT iSta. 1855. and recorded ia Liber 81,
PAGE u
z!-gAat cerl1iH piece ri LAID purchased By
=asl .3lor-0a from @sI O Achi. ~ deco dated
4DEIi ~ 1850 and recorded 81 LiOer-
sG-All The rirlt. title. Interest ara estate Of
The -4i1 ArtiiTr Moran 10 and 70 certain
Led-e % Ai1i Fszlc b. -alI Wm e Achi. Dec
la i-c5. AID recorded in Li5eF
IpZ-fher with al and singular. tie teue.
H.efis, hersdiiament- and epp9HeEalces there
gntO belonging. 1g5s-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
aarerastmsnta.
Mortgages Notice Of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
L provisions OF certain mortgage made by
y L Santoid ~ inmakua. Hawaii, 90 G NJ
Cooke. Ttcjsgtrr Oahu College, dated April so
1855, recorded iihcr lot page igd notice IS
hereby givou tGst The mortgage intends %
forcclosc the same for condition ornScu. ie-wtts
non payncp; 20 interest.
NortcE Is likewise given that after ihe cXpira-
zion OF three weeks from The date Of This notice,
The property conveyed 10y said mortgage VIII be
advertised Tor s1lc at putiic auction. ut the
auction rooms uf !. r. Morgan, iu HorO.riu, o.
MONDAY. the !st day Of April, iS-9, as r. noon
90 said day.
Further particulars can DC had nfW r Castle.
Dated Honolulu. March .. 1889
G. NJ. COOKE, Treasurer .. c
Mortgavec.
The premises covered by said mortgage con-
sist Of;
house lot tn paapaanui. in lIamakna. Ha
wall. comprising one and oac-haif acres 90 land.
together With the good dwelling house aud out
buildings on the place. including the Gppurteu-
ances. comprising altogether q very desirable
homestead. The premises are the sane con
veyed to said Sanford hv deed OF L. W. Will
fonE, recorded in Liber .. page 4St' is6O-+t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

An Indiana Uzu hs= made hal
Lgt-b1z which he ssys cannot be
stuffed Ire CziezS3 TIn@ says
he vii have to take Il cut q his
State II LIZ ezpaz-= II u yorE
Ioznc FSuFIus / II q TIolent
zta5e-0f eruption
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
ECIICL !

4 LLPERsONS HAVING GROVE
- EzEca F-za-a-i1a 5-1as- are requested ~
present. inc sane .cr sele-1 a;51r n tl- once ~
SIC PszE--t-g-- - 5isse~4D before Hsrcl T.
49, 81 J. ~ .FRIE- Nzuaeer
Grove RzLca 5-1. u. E55a Els
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
pollCg COURT,

The SUNDAY Runaway Caso-Larocny
and Opium Trials Large Drunk List.
Police Justice Foster had more than
the u>ua, blue Monday quota io star;
the weeks record with,
Gus. Cordu<. hack driver. was tried
ior leaving his carriage Improperly Sc
cc7ed. in consequence Of which the dis
aS.rous runaway a Sunday, Feb, l1sh.
occurred. J. VI. Poapoe Appeared for de-
PENDANT. who was found guilty and fined
s.. % Including costs Appeal noted.
hraks.bela pleaded no; guilty to lar
cauv. Of spoons. etc, from Iose Galderlo's
house in ha,Ihi valley He was found
guilty in the fourth degree and sentenced
10 t-e Imprisoned At hayd labor two
months and 10 Psy - eo>t>. Appeal
NOTED by his counsel, ]. l.. kaulukou,
Three Chinese were tried tor opium IL
possession. y. Y. Ashford for the. de
dense One waS released and ALI Hoo
and All Hin being found guilty were
given twelve hours hard labor and fined
$6t.S1 each.
Fifteen tiucs and forieijureS were en-
tered "a, drunkenness
j. Phillip forfeited SIS i2- violaticg
carriage rules
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
MOrtgagee's Notice Of Fore
closure.

\ ACCORDANCE WITH A
4 power OF sale contained IL & certain mort
gage deed made b. James Relu. Of Honolulu
oahu. TO Bishop d Company. Of said HOnolulu.
dated Jane Il. tsS3. and recorded in the Recis-
tEy Of Deeds. in Liber 81, pages 49, 1913 and 1874
Office i hereby given that the mortgages
intend 70 forsClO>e said mortgage for condition
broken. 10 wit: uOu-psyment OF principal and
interest when due, Std upon such foreclosure
via sell II Public Auction. al a time and place
10 De hereinafter designated. all and singular
tAc lands. tenemeHts and hereditameuts des-
erIeed In said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be obtained by appli-
cation 10 Bishop & Co. o. VIM. o. smith At
tOrney for mortgages
BISHOP Il CO.. Mortgages.
Dated Honolulu February IS, 1852.
The premises TO De sold are ALI that certain
tract O.! parcel ri .ald lying. situate. and being
IN Aai2- Honolulu, ard more particularly des-
crI0ed il Royal Pate-t 40. 1851. Land Commits
sion Award lusI 10 Uiuoa.) together with all the
buildings and improvements upon the same
[l25s-3tl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
v. I. RosE.

HILJ, HAWAII
-1EzLE2 - AL zIEDs or
Tin and Iron Hare, Stamped Tin,
agate and Granite Ware,
- .=-oEzTEEsT 81
STOVES. WITH ALL KIDS OF
STOVE PIPING.
IL tEiz st11z TIll 1e s1id y Rea s1uz5le Prices
q SPecizi attention paid 70 Plantation orders.
- Please Give lie Call. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

PORT OF HONOLULU. 4 b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
BulI versus Gua-sIsppias Chinese
Waiter.

.Ah~--A VERSUS tf>-tf-Ntsl' PINK . NAhisS>S
Waiter.
M2rce, AIadeira pleaded i.o: guilty..
before Justice Foster on Tuesday, 10 the
charge Of maigt2usly killing one bull,
property Of John Pena, value 500 J.
a. Nazoou Tor the defendant Evidence
to- the prosecution was shat defendant
threatened 10 ill any ot his ne;.hboy'S
cattle that went on his land; that n
ll.+5 p. III. the report Of = gun was
heard, defendant was seen with = gun on
MS shoulder, and the aHinal was found
bleeding 20 death on his land. i heller
waS ilGui dead, but /. did not belong 10
complainant. The gun was produced in
Court. IN old percussion cap uUSSst-
For the defense the man thar loaned the
gun and ammunition 20 defendant boy
SAID there had been none 0I the powder
used. the Caps would not fit. and the gun
hal not been fired fer month; while
defendant denied point blank that he
EzE z...et the bull. Ii WAS not possible
90 >ICC- the lels. where !. WIS found
from his land. complainant did not say
Oh him. UleD they met next day, that
be had >zs1 him with . gun Defendant
7as t-l-I LJs guilty and discharged
j. T. Bowen pleaded not guilty to as
>1-.5 and battery On ALI IoHE. Com
g--lua-5 was q waiter In G=fenIluc's
restaurant. and ca Saturday In dis
p-.- 1r-lc uuers u-olsv had gone from
ELe drawer. he told Mrs Bowen she Liat
IN & put up his hands as ii q strike hex
Defendant cuSei tine waiter once q
-Eiaz fer tu.> conduct lut tile latter en-
tered c1Ug -ai-c Ct having been tazeu
cl- 5r-. the kitchen and there hit several .
times lE his employer Defendant TaS
found mo. guilty and discharged
VIM @ 6-Lel. drunk, forfeited So bail F.
Two DEFENDANTS charged with assault I.
ami 5atseEE were released On Uo.le prs. 7
and seven eases were Eem4ndei.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
Needless Riding Punishsd-roo Fond Of
BzaE-zS-

Needless Riding PuaiShsd-Too Fond OF
Bzazaas.
Thompson and Moakhouza were put
52E1 So each Tor drunkenness At We'd
1=s5ay's sitting
H4n1s. Fe-uantsz rode over = China
uz1 On Pz-ana rad, Tor which he Is
found guilty l5 furious and needless driv-
l-z- and fined 81 ~ J. L kGUlUkCu
t-- defendant
PllE5ll5EI. -z-cS1y u = bunch Of bllz-
MS wuE.l ligyezHtS, iortF-eiglt hours Il
hard Iz-c- and s. - c1S-S- J. j Ma
E1rl assisting prosecutor
CIVIL C1SES
u : Luce " VI. r. Buchanan. A.
S1uEs5t for So 80 c. Creighton for
uLziutitT- Judgment IN plaintiff. SIG+ 81
Ten suits C1ltIz1e,i. two discontinued
and three settled.
Patrick HAYES. George Markham, z.
: Seriu.eC1r and Like wi drunk, So
each, made all the Police Court business
Lll--sizv-
J. shaw, drunk, forfeited 50. was the
Only case jsaiIesIc1 the criminal docket
Eri5aT- Three lzz=S were rznznd=d-
GIVE C1sE>
EZ Is=z- q mz1-. b Geo :.
Negotiating. Ter E1zr-i5zu. " 4zwaz,
fl5EE business Is Hop sung Wal Co.
Z5S-zz1Sz- t-E SID rent Er I5S- 1855
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

Patrick Hayes. George Markham, E.
: S-rin1-z11r and Like wi. drunk, So
each, made all the Police Court business
Lll-rs-izv-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

" : Luce V W. r. Buchanan. As-
S1mEs5t for SS5 80 c. Creighton for
pLziH-itf- judgment IN plaintiff. SIl+ 5! (.
Ten suits co1tIzCEi, Two discontinued
and three settled
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-05-22
POMEROY
COFFIN FACT O RY!
Ii. F. BIGGS. Proprietor.

HAVING had twenty-three years ex-
II perience in the manufacture OF
Collins and Undertakers' supplies, and
being outside the Coffin Pool. am able
to furnish, at Wholesale and retail. all
goods in my line positively cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere. As an
evieence of this, will sell Baskets at
from IS to SO less and common work
s. less than the same can be bought of
anybody else within ONE HUNDRED
MILES of Pomeroy. Thus save to pur-
chase,s one mans profits. Fine Copper
and Steel Baskets always in stock. For
one year, will offer 400 Burial Robes at
half price. An undertaken will be sent
when necessary A stock of at least 400
Collins and Baskets always ready. All
goods will be delivered at Mason City
depot on one hours notice. Also
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Sash,
Doors, Shingles, Lath, Nails, Glass,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Fire fronts,
Crates, and General Hardware, together
with full line of Colored and Figured
Glass for builders.
ian. 8, 'S9-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-05-22
George and His HatcIle1.

When George was boy. years
before he got 10 be the welI-beloved
father of his wonderful country, he
set us an example to be always
truthful; but, remember fame and
fortune wait on him who makest a
cut, like George when be slashed,
and cut the cherry tree. So we
seek to learn this lesson and apply
to our line, by telling the truth and
cutting goods and prices very fine.
LISTEN Atwood Henriettas, silk
finish, very finest goods, seventy
five and eighty-five cents per yard.
Cashmere 121 cts. Satines, fine
grade 121 cents. ChalIies cents.
Lawns 4 cts. Surah Silks, extra
fine, as cts. We cannot take the
time to mention prices of our beau
tiful line of Spring Goods. Drop
in for luck. Well produce the
goods that talk for us and convince
you. Respectfully Yours,
o. B. HARPER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-05-22
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
All Wool, 25 cents to $500 yard,
including many special good values.
Cream White Wool fabric for
graduating dresses.
Printed Challis, from cents to
80 cents Il yard, newest patterns.
Satines, 8 cents to finest French
goods, ut % to 35 cents.
GinghaIns and Wash Dress Goods,
Z! cents to 40 cents, hundreds OF
Black Wool Dress Goods, in all
wool and silk and wool mixtures, in
light weights for summer wear.
Mems Flannel Shirts, Ladies'
Flannel Blouses.
Boys Shirt Waists and Flannel
Waists.
Hosiery and Underwear, in me-
dunn and gossamer weights.
All Linen Hemstitchcd Handker-
chiefs, 129 cents to finest.
Housekeeping Linens, Lace Cur
tains and Curtain materials.
Silk and LisIe Gloves, Kid Gloves,
rs cents to best.