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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-08-07
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

81 am sorry your hired girl left you.
But you say you expect her back" Amy
moment. see the kerosene can coming
down now"-N. Y. Sun.
-Barber-"H How does that razor go7'
Customer-..I think you are the man /
saw putting up the big humboldt At the.
gymnasium. Lowell Citizen.
1T is solemn thing to be married"
said Aunt Rachel. grave spinstcr. 70
her niece. cts good deal more sol
emn not to be-" said the merry girl
N. Y. Tribune.
-Husband-'sThosep people living next
door are newly married, aren't they7"
Wife--.What makes you think so2N
Husband-..I see the husband IL doing
the Homework. Epoch.
.-Winks-.Has your wife cheerful
disposition?" sF.nks-"Oh, very. Last
night when was dancing round the
room ON one foot, after having stepped
ON tack, she laughed till her sides
ached German Joke.
--Stranger-"Do the cars run to the
park all the timer" Conductor mo,
sir; only half the tune" Stranger
That's funny. How does 1t happen7"
ConduEtor-"It takes the other half FOR
them to run back. "-Golden Days.
Simpson ION . yisit)-"Excuse me,
Miss Ethel, but aren't these-er-v
tables burnt" Cousin Ethel (of Bos-i
tonic, no; those are natural black
beans You know, Charles. there's .
death In the family. Grocer.
--Slivins-.Got the toothache! Why
don't you hold some WHISKY in your
mouth for minute?" Blivins Tive
tried 1t but can't do 1t TO save my life.
1t W II go down. Slivins.sI see, the
tooth is in the wrong locat on Light
Indignant drummer--s'I told you
five or six times to wake me up this
morning At seven. Here IL IL tan o'clock.
Why dn't you wake me up sooner7r;
Hotel porter did wake you up sooner
bos', only you didn't hear me."--Texas
Sitting
+ "A Delicate Hint Return my beat
thanks to your master, John, and tell
him am much fattered BY his kind
present Of the game. ..Yassir- an,
supposin' master arsks v hat you guv me
for myself-what'll tell him, sir7"-
Pick Ne Ups
-Jarrett.. Pearson 10 absolutely the
meanest man ever met Do you know
what that fellow did when be was
married?" Garrett "Whst2 Declined
to fee the Minister Jarrett Zee The
minister Why, sir, the nshers took up
collection at the wedding!" Life.
Kind LADY, suppose yoLr lot IL
fun Of bardship?'' Tramp Indeed a
Is, mum. In TIL winter wen the farm
ers Is dom moth n but eatin' apples an
| lrinkin' cider, M TOD cold lef ~ -
tramp, ana IN M surlmoy we'ro nlIo I
bsi~' o'fcsed work. IN. \. WssxiS
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a MOONLIGHT LETTER.


pes-- 8earest Harry one o'clock
i. r4ngtng from the steeple
If ttf7Tf I'D church across the block;
-.ss---,s=e4-te watch thepeopie
Doni teH rcmemberD coming out
&fiof the service ended
Byi@6s and threcs--the slim and stout,
+, yie Shabby and the splendid.
irse4ning from the window'sili--
mi, mooulight's so delightful;
Tn alr4s Just a trffie chill,
g9i sithcr keen nor spitcful.
,s,. Ii ln6 cit makes me WARM
tn sou are hero beside me
snHiaai feel the friendly arm
Tbt IAN would guard and guide me.
o.. rtl.rfy' life looks strange at times;
/. &c n.t quite long ago, dear,
sjnf SO tfs5 heard the belffy chimes
Sid 1eanad tog ,ther, so, dear.
Ydg NfsaSed your cigarette while
PrefcnGGFto sabhor IL.
dh irrt-tne sn- ose might now n5at by;
hos dearly ia adore 1t!
rl1 here a subject opens wide
TnitT scarce dare TO touch on,
SiTaf f6efc'i really but one side
That could argue much on.
Wha'*froasurcs marriage may bcstow,
Witttt iit4ifs il may discover,
Im@eig guess, but thisI kn0m-
"a. 4l4+t4a,4 u be- lover
Iwuf.ier in my dreaming heart
=---f t=4ets ff8a been together
All t5a 6 sad months we've pine1 apart,
l.sseing and waiting, whether
Sr ralse would beat so fast ana warm
fe thinldng of you, Harry
or II our love would lose its charm
licGGHse we CHANGED to marry
hii1 = IF time warns me must end
hii moonlight scrawl: quite right, dear;
AlIasa thcslecpt1tx world send
9,te kisses OF goodnight dear.
Nj 'SNf BestIDoy. I'm sure that ne,
Tbu.sh marriage oft so sad Is,
-CG.ld- never. never cease To be
Tender and faithful. G.aiy.
Madeline S. Bridges, IN Judge.
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them at daybreak out in the woOd-shed,
grunbling and shaking their heads. l
suppose Daniel did not like tho whip
ping he got last night, but he deserved
it, the little hound.
seli father, don't call him names.
He is good boy
f'Ut The loving mother was silenced
With:
Your softncss has pretty nearly
spoiled that hoy; but, as often as you
put nonsense into his head, I've got to
beat 1t out; that's all. You think he's
perfect, but ! know better spare the
rod, spoil the child. He's my own
-AnAh= and hlnad- and have the right,
(thank Heaven, to do it.
7--A- suppose SO, said the heart-broken
MOTHER the tears running down her
checks, but you never punish Harold
so severely, and he, too, such lazy,
dreamy boy, that neither likes to study
nor Work. =
All, Mary; that is a horse of another
col1l2=t4i1l1l.t%@ we pick Harold up a
mere baby, when the Sam Price went
TO, pieces on the rocks? True, we
"i"HSflt MN vi u.s. Ouf oWli, pue ne may
have parents somewhere, and anyhow,
X iustir'. and you know justice, Mrs.
Dean is my hobby anyhow I've not the
right II rive him the lesson l gave Dan
last night, no matter what he does"
%Nha has Daniel done to anger you
tathet9f
'S'e'ta money from me! A good
round sam, too, if you, the mother thai
bore him, must know. missed it yes
terday
Nc, no, father; never will believe
i" said the weeping mother. Il know
ny boy better, than that. l know his
principles, lie would die rather than Dc
sacA thing!,
But caught him in the barn, count
ing il over, dollar by dollar. AS it hap
pened he did not see me when entered
After he had counted it over carefully
he placed it in the crown of his hat
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The Foiiy OF an Inventor.

A few months ago an inventor OF
certain apparatus Of a very simple char
acter, which could have been readily
duplicated in many different forms, was
offered So, 200 for the right to certain
inland town. He wasta poor man and
needed the money badly. The reader
supposes, of course, that the inventor
jumped at the chance and pocketed the
money on the spot, Not he; he told the
buyer that the patent was worth $780,
900. and he was not going to sell ono
town in New York State for 5000. The
same inventor was offered similar
sum for another large town in the state,
or $4,000 for only two cities In the
country, but he refused to take it. u we
have these facts from the inventor him.
self. and thcy are correct. Before II
was too late to negotiate we berated the
man soundly for his folly, but he was
deaf to all argument The sequel was
that the inventor never sold a single
right, and has his patcnt to this day
Engineering,
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HIS FIRST DEPOSIT.

n
:" wary fa," IL. w" :. D..n. nave M"ch
They had opened hank At Med,n.
the f,rst ono in the history ~ no "a ,orn
ana ora dav .ftar a. no. i, ro,.d
order FARMER Adams bitcbed his horse
and wagon in front ~ the hniIdinc
looked to see n the crock on butter and
basket Of eggs were cafe and then on
tered the bnildinu. He was we'll known
to all of the ofticials. and each had =
word for nm as he entered He Hooked
around him in wonder and then adj
dressed himself to the president
avail. Steve Smith. von,ve gone and
epened a bank, eh pr
-aYes:n
uGit a raglan cbarterp,
..Oh, yes's
"Got things 90 that robbers can't o;t
the monevp"
..yes >,
"Wall now. fook-a-bere Steve Two
knowed won a LONG time baven,t To-,
s.yon have Mr. Adamsn
"Knowed Won when your father RIM off
and left the family as hard mn as a
snr;rr COON WITH a broLan Iorou
t.Wsa
"Knnwod vo, when vo, nro.od ~
- sssn.;od Uannan Tan,o.o,, -
n mvaan
..uo l. u.sd ~ ,ao.,
..ivo,, .haal, - ~ Jung un''
..1,, - a ~
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ball; and mind. Moses, don't come ho,u1
uif]iout them
Moses prepared to obey his mistress,
literally.
He went up TO his little room in tho
loft, gathered his few clothes together,
tied them in bundle, crept downstairs
softly, and made his way to the woods.
and thence to the village. He took
Rover along but sent him home again
with his masters letters, after he had
been to the post-office.
Moses had told his mistress lie to
shield the boys. Well he knew they
were many miles from home by this
time, he having put them into farm
er's wagon at six o'clock that morning,
on their way to the next town, thence
to 60 to neighboring city!
In vain did tho breakfast wait! In
vain did the angry father scold, and the
mother weep. The9boys were gone; the
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-08-07
HIS SENSE OF JUSTICE.
MIR. Dean Learns the Wisdom of
Tempering It with Mercy.
BENJAMIN

4fo - ava 4
-Deanr,onth the
morning OF a
day in June,
1887, sat down
to the break
fast table with
a por t entous
frown upon his
brow.
What has
become of the
boys, Mary?"
he exclaimed,
that they are
not at the table
-atthis-heHf2
Plotting and
planning more
mischief I'll be
bound. / saw
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AN unknown man recently calle

AN unknown man recently called on
the San Francisco chief of police few
days ago and gravely informed him that
the country would soon beioverrun with
Chinese, and that millions of Chinese
were in the Pacific ocean swimming to-
ward the California coast. He wanted
the police to go down to the Oakland
mole and knock each Chinaman on the
head - be climbed up the piles.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-08-07

"A military man, in moment Of
cerebral exaltation, cried ~''General
Moore, let me introduce you tc friend
OF mine. General MOORE Captain Cox;
General Cox Captain Moore!''
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First Frenchman-..I am in guam
dairy, my friend. Idreamed last night
that man insulted me-" Second
Frenchman"Yoa must send him .
challenge, Of course" First French
There's the difficulty. did not
dream his name and address. Amer
lea
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---If the sugar trust doe

IF the sugar trust does not make
Mr.. Mckinley a handsome present 1t
will show sitself to be most ungrateful
combination, = Louisville Courier-Jour-
AL
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--.sYou ask for the hand OF my daugh-
ter? What expectations have youY,'
My none at all. Neither has niS
aaugh,cr, l'akp her and te hcppy &
ft.s gunde biacttnr.
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ball; and mind, Moses, dont come homs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-18
Mr.. KAHLER'S EXHIBITION.

Mr.. Carl Kahler's exhibition of
paintings at King Bros art rooms,
Hotel street, is being visited by a
steady stream of people. The views
in oil of the volcanic region of New
Zealand are gorgeous and yet not
exaggerated, to which persons who
visited the spot and have seen the
paintings testify.
One of the Wairakei Valley pre-
sents a realistic view of spot I'M
paralleled probably for sublime
beauty of colors in the discovered
parts of the globe. There is a boil
ing spring in the rear ano cascade
in front whose ridges are variegated
in every conceivable color and tint.
1t would be impossible to imagine
more color in so limited an area.
The grandest view in calm dignity
and soft beauty occupies the largest
canvas. 1t represents the "White
Terraces" of Rotomahaua, N. H.,
before the magnificent prospect was
overwhelmed in the mud eruption
and flow of few years ago. The
white notified with gray aspect of
the vast terraces, and the intense
sky blue of the pools below, grow
on the beholder as he gazes at this
masterpiece.
There are many smaller canvases,
every one Of which is gem, being
scenes in the wild region of New
Zealand. Several photographers are
shown, including views of Mr.. Kah-
ler's studio in Melbourne and the
copy of his remarkable painting OF
the Melbourne Races, of which
sales to the amount of Sl75, 900 were
made in Melbourne.
The exhibition only lasts to-day.
1t is worthy of much fuller notice
than space permits.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-18
HURRAH FOR HAWAIIS I!
Give -Four Goose Eggs 10 the
CALIFORNIA;
t'inniiy ITO the visitors win
Sine Ituns.

The reserved seats we're pre- tty
well occupied at yesterdays benefit
to the California Club, and there
was a fair sprinkling of people in
the wings of the grand stand.
The game was intensely interest
ing up to the iitth inning, in which
the Hawaiis reached their sixth run
and the CALIFORNIA; only their first.
There was n plenty Of fun and 70
spare in the play. In the sixth in
ming of the llawaiis, when two men
were out and one had just got base
on balls, the pitcher was rolling a
ball of air in his hands, while the
catcher was holding the Spaulding
sphere, with which he caught the
runner mapping ut first. Then when
the CALIFORNIA; were at bat, an error
at center put n man each at second
and third, while two were out, and
the result was two runs.
The CALIFORNIA; gave their oppo-
nents two forced runs in the seventh,
one on balls and the other on hit by
pitcher. There was a lively scram
BILE at the plate once, the California
catcher and Hawaii runner rolling
over each other, and the runner was
safe. Pryce and Carter saved the
game this inning by playing to-
gether, when long roller to center
would otherwise have given home
run besides the two men brought in.
A home hit by Reilly, however, CIV
ing three runs brought the visitors
even with the home nine. The game
was called on the half of the eighth
inning, when the score stood nine to
nine. Robt. Parker was umpire and
G.. X. Wilder scorer. The score APP
pears below:
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Snipp,NG s1JeS

The steamer Likelike was hauled up
on the Marine Railway Yesterday morn
ing.
The foreign departures for Tuesday
were the steamship Chusan for Hong
kong, bark Columbia for Puget Sound,
barkentine Kiikitat for San Francisco
via Kahului; the foreign departures for
yesterday were the barkenllne Planter
and the 3-mastcd schooner Allen n,
both loaded with sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The American barkentine Planter
which sailed for san Francisco yester-
day. took 14,847 bags sugar, domestic
value $87 ,636.5l. The shippers were:
II Hackfeld s. Co, 1922 bags sugar and
rs bales wool; G Bolte, 2l75 bags sugar;
N Grinbaum & Co, 1850 bags stgar.
The 1927 bags sugar that came by
the steamer Kinau and the 947 bags
sugar that came by the schooner Kauli-
lua are being shipped on the bark
Girvan and S 5 Australia respectively.
The bark q o Whitmore, Capt ard,
which left Newcastle on the 30th of
November, will be due here on or about
Jan 10Th, with cargo of 400 tons coal
consigned to Messrs Allen q Robinson.
The Am 3-masted schooner Vesta,
Fridberg, which arrived this morning
from Puget Sound, brings cargo of
redwood lumber consigned to Messrs
Allen Il Robinson.
The Am barkentine Amelia will leave
for San Francisco on saturday next.
The Am 3-masted schooner Allen A.,
Captain schage, which sailed for San
Francisco yesterday, December 18th,
took 1882 bags sugar, valued at $40,-
800 81. The shippers We're: G Brewer
& Co, l545 bags sugar; f A Schaefer q
Co, 6437 bags sugar.
The schooner Haleakala which arrived
yesterday afternoon from Kona, Ha-
wall, brings cargo load of ohia ties
for the o r & l. Co.
The steamer Kaala arrived this morn
ing from Kauai with 2l25 bags sugar,
which were shipped on the S S Austria
liza. The Kaala sails again for Kauai
this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-18

4 bertor'p ua,se az career ~
Devastation

Devastation
Dr. Andrews horse ran away
from his residence at kawaiahao ut
quarter after eleven this forenoon.
dragging after II the doctors
phaotOn. The horse turned down
to Queen street, thence by Nuuanu
to Hotel street, down Hotel aud
through Maunakca back to King
street. II was apparently laying
down new route Of procession Tor
the iiremcn's annual parade, hut
unfortunately there were impede.
mcnts in the way,
The horse and phacton crashed
into the line of hacks of the Occi-
dental Carriage Company ca Chinese
corporation), at King and Mauna-
kea streets, knocking of the fore
wheel of one carriage, taking the
felly off the fore wheel of another,
breaking the spokes Of a ihird, and
starting the fourth off IN a go-as-
you-please match with the invading
rig.
The original runaway left its
vehlcular section at this point a
complete wreck on the street the
top collapsed and detached; the
shafts, wheels and springs Il tumble
of kindling wood and old junk The
horse had got ashamed of itself and
tried to get the phaeton through a
narrow and low gate in board wall
into back yard, which of course
was a disastrous failure. To make
a long story short, the animal was
next seen, meek as lamb, cooling
off in the paddock opposite the
Police Station, with the major part
of the harness still clinging to its
body.
In the meantime the runaway hack
was intercepted without having in
Cured much if any damage, but an
exciting side show was brought to
sorry finale on Fort street. The
United Carriage Company's hack
No. 81, driven by man named
Sullivan, was startled by the racket
and went tearing down toward the
city front. The driver pluckily held
his seat and the reins until the
Beaver Saloon was reached. At
that point the horse slid for base in
regular California Club fashion, and
coming down on its knees received
severe injuries. The off fore knee
had the skin abraded, while the near
one was badly cut, the blood stream
ing from the wound. A handker-
chief was bound round the more in
jured limb, and the horse was led
round to the Office of Mr.. w. T,
Monsarrat, Government Veterinary
Surgeon. The fender of the car
riage was damaged by the horses
kicking while on the rampage.
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PASSENGERS.

For Maui, per stmr Claudine, Dec IS
Mrs Boswell and child, ii b Cockrill,
w l. Roberts, Miss Olive Berkeley, Mrs
l. NJ Berkeley. Mrs M L Fletcher, j M
Sims and SO deck.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Dec l6
"A Cropp and wife, E NJ Walsh, Miss
Lindsay, Jas NJ Lerincho, Mr. Goldstein,
Miss Stetson, Niss Bailey. Miss Nahum
and brother, E Dreier and 40 deck.
For Lahaina and Hamakua, per stmr
Iwalani, Dec IL Capt Staples, Mrs de
Bretteville and children, Mrs Daun-
hansen and children, and 80 deck,
From Hawaii and Maui per stmr XII
nau, Dec 17--From Volcano: Miss III X
Wilder, ID Fricot, A Fowler and wife. r
Newman and Una. From way ports !:
A Haas, III B Williams, C E Richardson,
Miss r Reinhardt, E Miller, w S
Akana, A G Serrao, ID l. Huntsman, j
Nc andrews, H A Street, A L Atkinson,
His Elk G Brown, Hon w FL Rice, Hon
III Warehouse, J. Aseu, All Fook, Miss
Il l. Turner, All Ho. Lam Sing, Mrs
Bergstrom, Mrs Mcguire, Miss Mary
Shaw. f III Ha' selden, I'll Haneberg, DR.
@ Davidson and 81 deck.
For San Francisco, per bktne Planter,
Dec 17-Mlss A Scott.
From Waianae and Koolau, per stmr
G r Bishop, Dec III r Holt, r Il
Prutchard, L Tenuy and 10 deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-18
XMAS AND NEW YEAR.

The latest and newest novelties
suitable Tor Xmas and New Years
presents. such ~ ONidizcd Silver
Plaster Cases. Oxidizod Silver La.
dies Companions, Oxidized Silver
Card Books, Oxidized Silver Jewel
Cases, Oxid2ed Silver Ninaigrettcs
with Pin and Chain, ONidizcd Sill.
yer Match Safes, ONidized Silver
Cigarette Cases. Oxidized Silver
Shoe Hooks. Solid Silver Stamp
Boxes. Also, Cclluloid Goods In
great variety. We have received
an immense stock Of Ladies' All.
Linen lIomstichcd llandkerchicfs
(colored bordcrs), which we have
decided to sell for only 81 per
dozen; they beat anything in the
Handkerchief line will be glad to
show them to you; big bargain for
the holiday. We are prepared TO
show you the finest and best select
ed stock of Ladies', Misses, and
Children's Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hats, all the latest styles; all new
goods. Also, remember our Grand
Silver Gift Sale. Silver Presents
to everybody who purchases $3.50
worth of goods. Come and pay us
visit before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS. j. FISIIEL,
The Leading Millinery House,
Corner Fort and Hotel streets.
739 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-18
THE nAMAKUA FLOOD.

A private letter from Mr.. Charles
Williams, Hamakua, gives the fol-
lowing further particulars of the
damage done by the recent flood:
''Have had very heavy rains on
Tuesday and Wednesday last, doing
considerable damage to the roads.
All the gulch crossings between Ku-
kuihaele and Honokaa are washed
away with one exception, a relic of
pre-road boards.
"This is very serious matter to
us-two years labor and expendi-
ture of over five thousand gone in
two days, and the worst is that our
road funds are low, and unless the
Minister of Interior comes to the
rescue the matter will remain so.
Besides the roads, the planta-
tions suffered considerably-reser-
volrs, fumes, railroad bridges, etc.
were washed away"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-18
THE UNION FEED co.

The Union Feed Co. have left at
the BULLETIN Office fine calendar
for 1891. II lie beautiful piece of
work surmounted with fine steel
engraving, which cost $500 in New
York. The Union Company have
always been very liberal in distri-
buting yearly among their customers
some remembrance, which this time
has taken the form of an exceed
ingly tasteful and unique calendar.
The Company being the pioneer
feed house OF Honolulu have built
up an extensive business, and per
Laps handle The largest invoices OF
hay, grain, and feed brought TO The
Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-18
PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY.
A Good Place for Christmas and
New Year Purchases.

The Pacific Hardware Company is
now comfortably settled down tenn
porarily in McInerny Block, Fort
street, directly opposite its old
stand, where new building is to be
erected. In the window different
kinds of the Rochester lamp, claim
ed to be the best in the world, arrest
the wandering eye. Behind are all
sorts of hardware and cutlery, but
for glittering display of holiday
goods go upstairs. The entrance to
the hall is couple of doors down
street.
Mr.. j. l.. Torbert, who has charge
of the art department on this large
floor, is very busy waiting on GUS
toners, and leaves the reporter to
"gang his ain gait TO use bowleg-
ged slang. The first grand feature
of the place consists of a varied line
of plctures-oil paintings, steel en-
cravings, water colors, artotypes,
etc, etc., displayed strikingly on
easels. Among work of local artists
is fine breadfruit painting by Mrs.
Taylor, and a scene at Monterey,
CAL, by Mr.. p. H. Dodge, late of
San Jose and now art instructor to
Oahu College. The frames are
equally attractive in their own way
to their enclosures, the Pacific max
ing specially of framing. There
is great variety of mouldings in
stock--gilt, bronze, old oak, oxy-
died silver, etc.
Beautiful sets of table cutlery
spoons, and so on, are exposed in
show cases. Staple and fancy
crockery of all descriptions is
shelved and laid out on tables, also
lovely lamp shades, vases, and other
porcelain wares. Bronze statuette'
and fancy hall flower stands in thu
same material stud the floor.
The company carries full stock
of cutlery, including every variet,
of pocket knife, scissors, and 81
forth, which it is unnecessary TO de
tail. Very attractive and withal en-
during gifts for old and young o
both sexes are 10 be had, over
wide range Of selection, from tn
, emporium of the Pacific Hardwar
Company. Its art room will b
open Thursday aud Saturday even
ings for exhibition.