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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-25
Dated July 10th, 1855
r. STATE -srAeNAN

order Tor adjustment Of Claims by the Court
IN the matter Of the estate Of Frederick Stag
man deceased. -ttrant County Court.
Letters of administration with will annexed
~ said matter haing been issRed to Wilheimina
Staglaan.
u isorderedthat six months from and afterthis
date ne and are hereby allowed, for the creditors
OF said Frederick Stagman deceased to present
Their claims for examination and allowance.
Ordered further thar the claims and demands
OF all persons against said deceased be rereiVed
examined and adjusted by this Cont Al regular
terms thereof, 10 be held ~ the Cont House
M the city Of Lancaster. in said comfy. on the
fourth Tuesdays Of September aud December
A. p 1854, and that notice thereof he given BY
publication OF such Noise for fsnr weeks sue.
eessively IN the Grant County Herald weekly
newspaper pahNsked n the city ~ Lancaster ia
this county
by the Count.
GEO. u CAkTRR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-25
,ANcAsTER : spRcHTs FERRY STAGE.

,.gAvEs Lancaster at 8 a. m. and Arrives at
PotOsi at II m. =, ..t,.o. =.
LEAVES Potosi at p. m anu arrives a'
Lancaster at 430 p. m. x,pp D..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-25
,RnIyAI. AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS AT Ian.
CASTER, WIS.,, POST OFFICE.

nosc, bours from z A. m. to {: 30 p. m. Money
order Department domestic and foreign) open
rom 8 D. IN TO p. M; a,,nD u.....o..o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-25
IAs. Burr. Assistant.
STAGE ROUTES.

LANCASTER q PLATTEYILLE STAGE.
Daily)
.,yAvEs Lancaster at p. m. and Arrives al
Plqtteyille at p. m.
r.EAvEs Plattevile at q. M ana arrives ~ p. Ian
caster at II IN. > H. ubEEN' it"p'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-25
,+l,AsnFp = RIrRTON STAGE.

..rAvys Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at a. m aud Arrives at Burton at
T. a.. -
Erriyes al Lancaster at 80 p. m.
$. II. GREEN, Prop.
,ANqASTER. BEETOWN Il BLOOMINGTON
STAGE
E.r4vFa Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
and Saturday at Z a. IN. and Arrives at Bloom
ington at II m. -
LEAVES Bloomington al p. IN. on saihe uays
INA Arrtvea al Lancaster at p. M
~" S. JOHNSON, Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-25
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IcaGO 4 NORTHWESTERN IL. II. TIMETABLE

Nh a' and Chicago Passenger, No. l0i.. 700 p NJ.
,n..ins an Narrow Gauge make close connec-
,io,'s Win trains ON Milwaukee Il st. Paul X. X.
'ohs VII. DECKER, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
GRASD aAPlDs. SUNDAY. NAY S.


The senate AZ Lansing dld right
when, 0n Friday. &c declined % pass a
JOINT resolution authorizing the state
Board 81 Pharmacy % ISSUE certificates
OF reg stored pharmacists, without cx-
animation. % two drugg SIS who delayed
beyond the three montns' l.mlt O.
make their application under the law
of 1850. The way IS still open under
the law for any competent phar-
macist % secure registration by pass
ing tie prescribed examination. The
law requiring those who have charge OF
drug stores o. prove their qualifications
is one for which there is As Just de-
mand as there IS for that requiring
physicians % pass an examination be-
fore beng allowed TO practice. The
druggist has tine lives OK his patrons
placed in his hands, and every safe
guard possible should be employed to
secure the patrons from danger, and
the hrss safeguard l. To make sure that
the man who handles the medicines
knows his business. ltwould be well If
the law had gone farther and provided
for new examination Of all pharma-
cists every five years. Medical science
is progressive; new remedies are con
stautly being discovered, and pharnia-
cists should be compelledto know what
their properties are.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

By local application, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way u cure Deaf
ness, and that IS hy constitutional rem
cdios. Deafness Is caused 10y an in
famed condition of the mucus lining
of the Eustach.an Tube. When tins
tube gets infiamed you have a rumh-
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when il is entirely closed Deafness IS
the result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored
20 is normal condition, hearing viii be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF
ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamcd condition of
the mucus surfaces.
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused Ivy
Catarrhl that we can not cure by tax
ing Hail. Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
f. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
s@- Sold 10y Druggists, 7Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05


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l-e tAee-p tp Ar
Hti .A b -e'a. -ere - l-e a--if 81
'-ee -itv s'ae siS-9s snas tae IT,.
-ie' t'--e lt.H- al paris -
I--t l%-s % taA l-e tH--'' '- '-.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
W. II. KlNSE:Y,
y, - and 20 Weston building Canal -.
over Board of Trade.
Telephone sos


fithose lots In Weston 4 loves addition
continue o. rp as they have gone since they
have been put on the market. they VIII all br
gone in less than lonr months. Can and 81
ltct your lot.
kUk SALE 4 nice 90 foot lot. on james ST..
San. ". II kusey
L'UN ~ALE-A few more Of those fne lots on
Naerle's addition. on innia 81. and Tenth
and Eleventh ayes. W H. Rinscy.
Lok SALE nice s-room house. stone eel
iar. paprred len glit. lot eWlrN ou the
"iliil" ou the West side g.. 100. rs IL. kinsey.
L'OR SALE-Ihose TWO fine lots Oh the cor
L ncr OF West Broadway Earl sts.. worth
81 llu. only 81 9D. " ii. kinsey
L'oR SALE-ihree modern houses on Henry
l. ST.. In the finest part Of the city, at great
bargains. W If. hinsry.
iFOk SALt-Large room new house on the
finest lot ia the vicinity. ou North Union,
at a bargain. Call ana eAamine. ". II. Kin
Sey
EOR SALE-6 room house and good s0xl32 a.
lot on south Lafayette only sl,o5J W H.
hinsey.
ron SALE-A fine Groom house on High
land ave. Sl.1u. On easy terms, ". H.hin-
sey
EORlsALE-42-ft lot on North Division St,
Il near CIescentave.. $3.50. ". ii. hinsey.
EOk SilE-Nicc vacant Tot on South Lafay
4 ette-st. $50 ". II. kinsey.
E0K SALE-cl60D buys the best brick block
II for the money on south Division ST.; viii
pay large per cent. ON the investment inyes-
iigatlon solicited. ". n. kinsey.
FOR SALE-Nice l0room house IS Parisaye..
contract price OF house alone $50. for
5000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

One of the incest 50 acre fruit farms in Dee
ana county. This is the banner fruit county
in the State The farm is actually worth
- 600. hut we will take. il sold before May lst.
5000: buildings cost over $50; twoand one
half miles OF wire and board fence; - acres
clear; 5000 peach trees. and large number OF
apple, pear. plum trees. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

so. $500. $1,000, sl.20o. and $50 TO loan on
first class city real estate security.
EOR RENT-Fine modern house on Bost-
wck-st.. with ali modern conyeniences.
$1,000.
EOR RENT-Large l0room house on Clinton
L 81. $500.
EOR RENI-Three barns on South Division
= 81, near Cherry.
rrHREE BARNS FOR RENT on South Diyi
sion-st.. near Cherry.
n0N'T FAIL TO CALL and see the fast
IL growing village of south Grand Rapids,
and select few 81 those lots near the depot.
SUMNER COTTAGE AT BAY VIEW for
= sale one 0I the most desirable locations
on the Bay.
tIACKINAW ISLAND RESORT lots for
II sale.
ANY ONE DESIRING 4 FINE HOME ia
y one OF the incest villages in the state,
about twenty i've miicS from Grand Rapids,
should call and investigate. ] have large
l3rOOm brick house. furnace. CRATE. etc; one
and one-half acres OF land. nice shade trees.
right IN the heart of q village Of l.aO inhabi-
tants j will sell or trade at half its value
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
w. II. KinSeY
Weston Building.

WHY DO YOU RENT. or Try TO rent. when
W y0u can purchase q home on small
monthly payments? we have two BRAID new
houses within o block ~ ueN sirtet car ilhe'
fsss than a rnffr from the City Halls hard and
s0ff water: cement cellar. five rooms and
v.o1d-hed. Price $1,000. so down balance SO
per month. This Is one 81 the very ge,i "Fpor-
fr~ifias ever offered L. secure modern home
~ small cost and easy payment.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
sITuATIoNs WAITED -FBHALE.


\tAAlED-A situation aS nous-keeper 10y a
" widow lady with one ehiic years I'D
would prefer place with 30 small cflldrch.
Address Mrs. =. B.. tity Exchange. care
Erank Walter, Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
DWELLINGS FOR SALE

7 viii sell this week. a Groom house papcred
I'm gilt. CRATE and mantel. good barn. fine shade
trees. lot % l5- it.. on Greeu-st.. for 500.
". II. kinsey.
I viii sell. II soon. n fine modern Groom
house with gas bath. city wafer. barn. large
lot. etc. on second ave. Tor $40.
N. II. kinsey.
7 viii sell a nice S-r0om house and 5Ql30 H.
lot. on Crcscentave.. for s.. 100. ". ii. hnsey.
These figures are temporary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
LOST

! OrI- Friday. a small ilacE and tan dog.
- answers by name al heauiN hen lost
lad red ribbon with Two small bells ri4t
able reward VIII d. given go tnafr hy return
ing the dos % iltymau Co.. oa and - tanAl-
ST.. IL
OST-h ileif colorcd skye terrier igocs hy
Il name Tins" lnuc ears and taI, illctr
will receive reward bl returning same 10 II. F..
Welsh. 81 leasl o. l-3
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
TOR RENT -HOuHEH.

EOR RENI-Rooms o,ers and d Fountain.
Il 81. -
FOR RENT-House Win 10 large ROOMS. cor.
Il ner Ieiferson-aye. and Cherry ST. Enquire
al l3j ;. Prospect-st IL
TO RENr-Goad room house. Thomas So
L newly papered, SO. Stow 4 Parish. -
L'OR RENI-Hou - nine and one OF twelve
rooms. with or without barn: Eve blocks
south Of MOnr0e-St Enquire AT a. South III
yislon-st. u
EOR RENT-Icncmeut OF = rooms. and.one OF
6rooms. one az rooms. one OF 3 rooms
all in desirable localities and within fYe or
SIX minutes walk from Sweet Hotel. Enquire
Of i. ". Barnard, 80 Allen. cor. NJ. Nernol-st.
llff
Tor RENI-One house on :. Union ST.. near
Cherry 81. cars. with modern improve
m-nt, barn. etc. ". W. Norihrop. Natl City
Bank Blk l0
ECH RENI-7-room house at 80 enham-ave-.
by ". c. Noorhois, Al Widclcomb building.
is
E0R RENI-Bnck house, 30. l33 south Ia
i fayctte-sf.. with modern improvements.
Terms very cheap. Morris II. ITeusch 4 Bro.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
The Latest.

We received another lot Of fine hats
and bOnnets this week from New York
and Philadelphia. ADAMS * Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
sIrUATI0gs WAaTED- MALE.

lIANIhD-A situation ou "a farm oT garden
" bs a strong boy Of D. years, VIII wofk
cheap lu good home. Address Il. care Irlt
gram Herald onlce. -
MANIFESTATION - young man OF -; IS
" steady and sober can give good refer
euces: speaks English, German and scandt
nayian. Address &C. c. Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Second hand goods of all descrip-
tons at jim Travis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Any sab.eribsr a. rHE TELEGRAM
HERALD who Fails to receive the paper
regularly, or ehs alay haze rsason e."
plain 0f late dsiissrys - ~ s"ater a
spec "a favor by informing this ortee OF
the fact at once. send postal card or cali
up telephone ost.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Fine ice cream, wholesale or retail
delivered to any part Of the city daily
Sundays included, by the Women's tx.
change.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

some time ago w. w. Bennett, Of
Grand Rapids, came 10 this city and
opened commercial or business
school in Odd Fellows block. Prof.
Tanner was placed in charge. The
effects of the college are now III the
hands Of disgruntled creditors, and the
school Is no more.-UuskegOa morning
Nors. Aprd is, 1889.
30 his Muskegon creditors have found
ont what we discovered long ago, that
his effects" are more valuable to
them with Bennett somewhere else.
Grand Rapids has a thorough and reli-
able business college, established many
years ago by Prof. Swensberg, and so
ably conducted by him that 1t has
established reputation second to none
i'm the State. His very worthy success
sor. Prof. A. s. Parish, is keeping the
standard of this school fully up to It's
former high mark, and those cOntem-
plating sending their sons TO a COM
mercial school VIII do well to patronizc
a reliable iDstitutiOn-one that pays
one hundred cents for a dollar, both in
cash and in insIucuon.-Sp0rta Sc.tiRel,
Tru 3 1852
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Second hand goods of all descrip
tons at JIM Travis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
WANTED BOARD.
AGENTS WANTED.
WLKTFD BOtRnrRR.

TABLE E0AkDHk~-A few can De- accom-
/ modafed "a ID y Iorla.sf over Cas-
wells nour store; hrsi class board pleAsa 3
family. IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
ToR - -NIsCELLLNr0ug-

CHOW CASES FOR SALE At GARDINER A
- Baxfers. s5 Mouroc-sf. "a
TOR rAIE-kn outnf for steam laundry.
Il very cheap. in TACT foT hail fte ari aal cost
Also a &. horse power steam engine anf fe
livery wagon. Enquire AZ thc Eagle Steam
Bye House. No = Isnal-st.. 81 81. A Berwl o.
- Elfs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Second hand goods of all descrip-
tons at Jim Travis.
The Women's Exchange ice cream
parloTs are now open.
The Morris Bed Lounge. Weekly
pavments. at III South DIvision-st.
Second hand goods OF all descrip-
tions at Jim Travis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
MONEY 20 LekH
TuRAITuEE fr0EEn.

FURNITURE stored packed ano moved. IA
pert packer, seas ga Short uollcr hy hAc-
ciin A Holt. ill south Division 81. lfirgtone
hr. $3.50 for your moving vans iHl p. ~
ANYONE desiring fufuifUff moved aud
y stored, rin receive Nherai inducements ~
calling al =. }. IS alkcfs. ls ~ouin fNisien 81.
4 specially IS made ~ renting tables @uo
chairs far dances. Iuflr balls. etc.,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

TEE practical politicians srs now
making the worst indictment that they
can imagine against the present admin
istratiOn hy the assertion that it is "as
bad as Hayes B" The public may. how
ever, sccept this assertion As involun-
tary testimony - the fact that the al
ministrstion : r'1p Cor the benefit Of
somebody beside the mach no.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

The ''Scripps League OF newspapers,
comprising the Detroit Nsrs, the Glove
land Press. the Cincinnati Post and the
st. LOUIS Chroniele, propose 20 send at
their own expense a delegation Of forty
American wOrkmcn 10 the Paris Ex-
position The leading labor organiza-
tons of the Northwest, especially Of
Michigan, Ohio and Missouri. Will be
asked TO select representatives, FROM
whom the League viii choose at least
forty men, and possibly some women.
These delegates. the Nsrs announces,
VIII be taken N parlor cars 70 New
York, and gwen a first-ciass passage 20
Europe. They will first visit London,
Birmingham and sheffield, and then
spend 40 least two weeks in Paris. The
scheme = the most important one vet
undertaken by toe Nars. II = one
which can hardly fail TO be Of great
value to Ameeioau industry, as well as
70 American w0r>iuETncn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


HCA WANTED Af .tyMeal AnTs Ma<3e
- ln4laf eaes- g au4 81 FVsr.st "a
IA Az t4-l- 4 stfae,l.lef. a4l oslaut worker
- preferred Aaare>. ~ aI.f.s 81 Isc1S4E ~
Attfs ~ -. Holland alah ~
~ AAlh-i i.-i.g-ialrls. tr.e c.cIa ell
Aole 81 t.Al4E c1arke ~ q siurr. hSifr-
elte> r.s llra4 Address = A katAeelr. IAr
rt. Hea>e Crane hsltts Niet. l-t
AAANlkli-l rfs..el4ss tIaseills salesman 3
oAffeI Irfs. 4 waiter p4ilcIlallsef 80
painters ls llia MeAi & u..sls ile. st,i less
chances capital from ssN g. 81 az hctsls
= Ala s. csla4 oUiiol4s. tAuAfst -
\ ~ALLcAfN-Ne visit fls Mcn &c etl
- e-l s4.4s - sample a. tlr wholesale ala
rrtaN Trade LARGEST ulaU lfattu urfls il oar
lHr- tuc.ase 2celt stamp Wages per das.
Permanent position. he .osll.s aHsu erred
Aaeey Advanced tof Wages. Aokeflls n uA etc.
1enttlai Naafs io. Cincinnati. Nala. lss
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

kt ANlLb -frrIoSseS>lIg young lacy. ANA.
W teur or professional u join dramatic
company, references exchange "a. Address ina
mediateiy after reading this. Amateur Box
T. this onlee -
WANTED Thoroughly competent girl FOR
w general houseWorA. 70 South Lafayette
81. Ms Joshua Speed. l-3
WANTIp -Aitchen gil IL the Michisau
W Houss 84ii
\tANItD-A lady in each city. town and
" Tow AShlp fo procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted ~ Mrs. John A
Logan. special inducements offered Refer
race, required Address The Brodl1 Publish
Ing Company, Washington. u. G.
NtAN1ED-TWO good comestlcs. compe-
W tent cook. also a huusemald. Inquire
mornings al ID North Lafayette. corner Iogn-
taln-st iV-fi
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Emigration 70 Canada from Great
Britain fell of 47Ss during t.e first
four months Of this year as compared
with last year. Notwithstanding the fact
that large amount Of money was
spent % Cntice immigrants to the North
west. This the Canadians think is bad
news. When our doodle immigration
ceases. what VII become Of the waste
places IN Canada
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

"a H4 ~ls..sa ie ra@ke Ius 81 e2<r fef ~. -.
Vest Aes-&G1~k eltiSafr's AU1ltlot
slaat a.. spe-S ~ sno1. J. ;. ErOVD. Lalssti
/ sak
kslh oAlk- ecre rsa..eIis II aercs. = =
kryAtet talsrStr&a .s1 Aaks4te A1t
~ NArS -. ta4 -iru ~ j ! Horton kaxm !
Il slSel4An tloeA. feass-ss. fsaaFhsnt X. 8
EoK SA1E-At hAfE&in. - elexanf lt ls...la
Lses. ln stas 81 las nLeai t4ca,i4ns l1 llle
eify. Ao n klrsl-4Ae l2
laDk eaLE-nl uof Tall fe d 80 tls iSf sAls
ID 81 n. III. Aliases seeU a. SAofAef
s lDLG. ~
kS1E SALL-A uev ersoA Laassi Li.ra aAa
4 sali eafff Hs. fsaalc1 vii aacrace III
purchase Is ueat tlis meufh. ABts NJ. -
s.suIol..t. fef.el Aioes. l-c
LSCk sAlI-.ll cass terms fllth Mard lets
taeNaest ia ti1 M4EAtt ? e. oleott y
tana ~ IA
loh sAl4 Aaeslt lot ~ Fountain ~ iVT
= ~ oig t1i isaiA. a. fctilJ = oAiA.
o. II
tNt sALf Nasl b. soIa 81 onos II some
Ericr . desirable Iet in southeast par q
eats nr&i slIeel a4fsi Kcrs uc>. abe -. "a -
sfet foI cheap home. Address ?. =. r. hot )
1rleEgAm heraia efiiee a
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

'PAnny' RTAV, wh0 fought with
John T.. sullivan few years ago. M
suited a san Francisco newspaper rr-
porter, the other day. and the reporter
bad r. knock hm down three times
before ne cwou'd behave himself Paddy
may fool Around sicA boys as sullivan.
but he must IeL Newspaper men alone
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

The Morris Bed Lounge. Week..
payments, at 1l2 South DivisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
largest or All Michigan Daiiiss Ez-
cepL Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Dnatsa Prss4 Rspoets. Prompt aHo Ear'r
CslisssY AT ths Lsc-i ss-s. aaa sns
cis4asss aaa Most Piainy Printed Papar
P4siisnsa 10 Crans a4pi1s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

AtAAlED -04Il IS uoIk ia board Aad - .o
" school. Address &. 4. b.. care letter.
t.-. rrIl.. A.. f.E
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

AtAAlED -u4n ta WeIk lsr board Aad 80 10
ho8l. Address e. 4. H.. care letter.
earTlel 80. IA
ktAAlfD-A eonpetea. sin isr general
" holsee9fk. Ap4y az l,s e1coua ase.
WAAIED-Oirl 81 the Planter House. West
WANTED Dung lady fof store snd boy for
" fountain N. SNellaad. -
N'AAIED-A young woman 10 Nofk Tor low
wages. OF o0rk Ier her board. - iafA -
srfI 30
WANIED-A competent Elrl L. DO general
" hoGsevorh ID sinAA lluily. Apply q
ID jenersonate- ~
llANIED-A nurse al once. Inquire a. ~
" ulh sion 81 ISL
ltANIfD-A dining room eiTl 4ld chamber
" maid az thv Michigan House l1,lf
WANTED go general girls 20 cooks Tor ~
" Nate families, wages 5 10 - per week q,
dlningroom gals lhou>ektrPrri disawashcf-
Rooms u and ~. Weston building. Canal-st.
I.-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
ZOE ROOKs

tOh hbtI-hyURb.
TO HENI-Oue or Two nicely furnished
L front rooms. az ls broadway. ID
no RENI--A nicely furnished room on the
ground floor. at 6s y. Division. corner
Fountain -
no RENT-FLFGANT ROOMS. FURNISHED
or unfinished. in the new Weston build
Ing. adjoining and connecting WITH sweet e
Hotel. This building j. fitted Throughout with
electric lights and call bells. IS heated 10y
steam. has hot and cold water and bath
rooms on each floor. Enquire al rooms& or u
~ ni''h. -
TO RENT-Desirahlo suite OF rooms for Office
or light housekeeping. Enquire 81 room
u. lmmen Block. - Monroe ST. l-3
FOR RENT-Furni shed rooms ~ the Vino
A gar Block. first floor. Mrs. Haibcrt. -
pEADY FOR HOUsEKEEPING-A suite ~
~ furnished rooms Desirable and Tor rent
cheap. L. :. Pr0Yln. L0yett block, opposite
sweets Hotel.
EOR RENT-L3rge. elegantly furnished rooms
l. facing tTcsceDtaye. and Cana ST.. with
gas newly furr shed and Tcfttec. Everything
strictly frtciass. Entrance, tTesceutaff.
also. - CanaI-St- En4uire 81 Room lt tit
4 NICELY furnished front room 90 rent
\ Enquire ~ Room II. y Pear 81. ~
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-23
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

A Chinaman Shot at KooIau-Fair
Chance OF His RecOvery-SuspicIOn
Fixed.
a telephone message through both
companies wires yesterday morning an.
nounced that a Chinaman had been shot
at Kaalaea, on the Koo au side of this
island, and that he was dead. Captain
Larsen of the police force and DR.. G.. B.
Wood Immediately left for the scene of
the tragedy, and returning at 8 O'Clock
reported the victim alive and likely to
recover with proper care. He was able
to eat while they were there.
About 2 80 O'Clock in the morning a
noise was heard outside the plantation
house where eight or ten Cinnamon
slept. This man went out and saw a
man running away. He gave chase to
the disturber and the latter turned and
fired twice at him with a revolver. One
of the shots took effect, entering the pur-
suer's right breast, passing through the
lungs, and lodging in muscles near the
shoulder blade. DR.. Wood did not ex-
tract the bullet. 1t is SAID to be from a
80 calibre pistol. The wounded man
was to be brought to town in a chair,
during the cool of the evening, the firm
of Sing Chong & Co. undertaking to look
after him here. Suspicion for the cow
ardly deed is directed against certain
persons with whom the Kaalaea gang
had previously had some quarrel.