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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-28
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. go

Strangers IN tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. J.. Wolvington is at Marietta,
the guest OF sister.
Miss Clara Kraus has gone to Lancas.
ter, Pa, to visit friends.
Mr.. Charles Bell, Of Wellsburch, is
visiting Mr.. James B. Mckee.
Miss Kate A. Wiucher entertained
friends last evening at her home on
South Huron street, Island.
Miss Edith Francis, OF the Island, and
her little sisters, Ellie and Florence, are
visiting relatives at Newark. 0.
Governor A. L. Fleming passed
through the city yesterday on his way
from Charleston 10 Fairmout on bus
mess.
Hon. Augustus Pollock has so far re-
covered from his recent severe illness as
to appear in his office. His hosts Of
friends are rejoiced 10 know this.
Professor r. a. Armstrong, principal
Of the West Liberty Normal School, was
in the city yesterday. The winter term
OF the school will commence next
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Rempe, OF Winfield, Kan.
sas, who has been visiting Mics Lizzie
KART, on South Main street, has return.
ed home, to the regret OF the many
friends she made while here.
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THEY Will BRANCH OUT.

Interesting Business Changes to DO Made
on Twelfth Street. SCI
Messrs. Lewis 4 Clemens, the BARRIERS,
under tho GRIND Opera House, have
temporarily moved their shop into tho
room next door to its usual location.
The owners Of the building have given
the Caldwell 4 Peterson Company the
contract to put in their shop one OF
their handsome new ornamental metal
ceilings. 1t will also have tile iloor put
III aud the firm will refurnish through.
out alter the most modern METROPOLITAN
ideas. The Washington Hall Associa.
ton has also leased the room adjoining,
now temporarily the barber shop, to a
firm Of pittSburgers for term Of three
years, and tho firm will open q music
store there.
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Harry seyLold last evening sent word
to the INTELLIGESCER Office by his attor-
ney, Colonel A1ne,t, asking that it be
stated on his behalf that his parting
from his wife on Wednesday night alter
the jury'a verdict OF guilty was brought
in, was neither harsh nor cold. lie had
been called by the Sheriff to 70 with
him 10 jail, and be simply told his wife
not to mind him, but to 60 home and 20
TO bed. II his remark seemed lacking
in feeling, the appearance Was deceptive.
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"UnknOWn' Mt the GRIND.

at S o'clock hundreds were turned
away from the Grand last night, it being
the first appearance here OF the Sawtelle
Comedy company in Unknown" The
play is thrilling one and held the audi
ence spell bound. MIR. sawtelle is a
good actor, and has surrounded himself
with first class company. They NIL es.
tablishcd themselves favorites last night,
and met with such q cordial reception
BY the audience Of 1900 people that the
house is sure to be crowded again this
evening, when the famous drama, "a
Great Wrong" will be presented. Those
desiring seats should secure them at
Weir's without delay, and avoid the
great rush at the door,
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LOCAL DGEvlTIES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In ma Abo
. f. ihO Civ.


res. Tho City.
The GRAND this evcning-"A Great
Wrong"
TRAVEL on the Union bridge Is in.
creasing. l...
MANY manufacturing establishments
ran as usual yesterday.
THANKSGIVING was more generally OBJ.
served by the stores yesterday than ever.
IT showed ieebly but pcraistently yes.
terday. This Is the third nominal snow
OF the season. ."
Mayors Orchestra Jeff yesterday after.
noon for Steubenville. where il viii play
three nights for the kirmes to be given
there.
TIE rim Of the slueezer nj tho Whit.
akcr iron works broke Wednesday night,
and the mill had 10 shut down for TO.
pairs, and will be of the rest OF the week.
A VERY enjoyable concert aud ball was
given last evening In Germania hall.
There were balls and receptions galore
in oil parts Of the city and In all circles
OF society.
TIE Caldwell K Peterson Manuiactur.
ing Company shipped two car loads OF
their patent metal ceiling to New York
this week. 1t IL to BE- used In a Govern.
meHt building.
PErEn CoMEn. employed at tho Whit.
akcr mill, had two Of the fingers cut al.
most oil OF his left hand on tho sharp
edge OF some untrimmed sheet iron
which he was handling.
POSSIBLE City Wheeling men went out
into the woods yesterday TO hunt. Il,
4 0. and Ohio River trains MI had lots
OF passengers with guns, and the baggage
cars were almost given up TO dogs.
ABOUT fifteen members OF the Wheel
ing krieser Verein went up to Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning 10 attend a
meeting Of the German Veterans Asso.
citation Of that city. They anticipated a
royal good tune.
| lN the past week the nailers at the
Benwood Company's factory have been
at work on an order for 400 kegs OF iron
nails for Southern firm. This is the
frat order Of that kind TINT has been
filled In this section for some time.
TIE Wheeling steel plant experienced
considerable Inconvenience Ia the pasl
week by another Of those annoying
freight blockades on the Baltimore &
Ohio road between here and Benwood
A shut down was necessary owing 10 9
lack OF coal. The plant Is 80 situated
just at present that it has 10 depend on
that road Tor its supply.
THE sunken Baltimore 4 Ohio loco.
motive wac raised about noon yesterday
and landed safely on a barge. The
tender was almost mashed to pieces
while the engine generally dilapidated
The cab and headlight are both gone
besides parts OF the machinery. 1t will
take several thousand dollars to get her
into running order again.
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Y. N. c. A. RECEPTION,
The Annual Thanksgiving Reception Held
Inst Night.

The Annual Thanksgiving Reception Held
Inst Night.
The annual Thanksgiving reception
OF the Y.M. G. A. last night was well
attended and was an exceedingly pleas,
ant affair. A programme OF music and
recitations was rendered in the Associa.
ton hall, after which the audience broke
up and was served with cakes and coffee
bya bevy Of handsome young ladies'
who kindly graced the occasion with
their presence. The parlors and corri-
doris were thronged tillten o'clock. The
programme was as follows:
Vocal solo, Darby and Joan... Mrs. Oscar Seeley
Recitation, Btiar Rosc........Mss Bessie Higgins
Vocal solp, Maid OF the Mst...........,,,...,..
Mics Lucy Robinson
Vocal solo, When the Tide Comes In,.,,.,,,:.,,
Vocal solo, Some Day, Some Timc......,......
Mrs. Oscar Seelcy.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION,
Stage OF Water and Movemants Of Honts.
~ The River Intsresia

Stage OF Water and Movements OF Bonts.
l The River Interests.
The river was still falling last night
with 8 feet 4 inches in the channel. The
reports from above were:
Warren-2 feet 5 inches and falling:
weather cloudy and cold. "
Brownsville-4 feet 3 inches and fall.
ing; weather cloudy and cold.
The Matt T. Allen will leave the wharf
for Pittsburgh at s a. m. to.day.-The
Ben Hur will depart for Parkersburg at
ll:30 a. m.-The Congo passed up at 10
p. m. yesterday.-The G. W. Bachelor
will lay up one trip at Pittsburgh this
week.-The Scotia will pass down for
Cincinnati Saturday morning.-The
Congo is the Sunday packet Tor Cincin-
natl, go -
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May Morris and Sadie Snyder, the two
women arrested by Officer Wilkie in the
Fifth ward Wednesday night. for being
drunk on the street, were dismissed BY
the Mayor with warning. Mack Bar.
nick. the Island disorderly arrested by
Officer Creighton, and who claims to be
an Australian, was also discharged on
promising to leave town at once. He
said be was on his way 10 Mingo. Fran.
co.'s Gilbert, the ,yaprant, who was run
in because he was sick, is Frenchmsn
who cannot speak English. He was
sent back to his quarters in the lookup
until some other disposition could be
made OF him.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Thnnksgl ,ing-Fuot Racing-hll Sorts of

Thanksgiving -Fuot RacIng-hll Sorts OF
News Items.
Mr.. Harry souders was homo from Pittsburgh
over Sunday. -U-U
The New York symphony Club will appear Il,
the Opera House tonight.
Miss Emma Thomas, salcslady IN the Post.
office news sand. Is on the sick list
For sale-Youug fresh COW, VIII be sold
cheap. Apply Box 256, Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Capt l.. W. Ingebright Is at the bedside
OF her mother at Holidays Cove, W. Va,
Tho EcChabltcs will given festival ut LAFAYETTE
hhll this evening Gni tomorrow even Ing.
Over $1,000 hns been put up on the PaXon.
Edwards foot race, which will take place TO.
morrow.
soloman Douds and Edward McAnuch, OF
4Ehavllle, Will run race for Il purse OF SO to.
MORROW.
Mr.. John Carson died at his residence, corner
OF broadway and Jefferson streets, on Wedues-
day evening. '.I
Considerable lumber has already arrived for
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad bridge over
Glenns run.
Miss Ella Jackson. Of Wa,Eenton. who has been
visiting the Misses Jones, on North Fifth street,
returned home yesterday. 49, -
dinner and supper was served In the Com.
mercihl hall yesterday for the benefit OF the
coloEeu NJ. Z. chnrc!l. There was n Japanese
wedding at9 O'Clock.
Old jonathan Cobury Mt the Orcra House TO.
morrow night. Pretty girls. Good singers
Graceful daucerS. Fine comedians, Clever
actors. Twenty-Five people.
Onward Ledge. No. 76s, l o. o. r., Inns elected
the following officers: Charles Koehnline, Noble
Grand: George ". Bottles. Vice Grand; George
Is. Barr, Secretary: Conrad Long, Treasurer, and
George ]: Lc seur Thomas u. Salisbury mud c.
". Hell. Trustees. 80
Revs. Charles 0'Me'a, I. s. Winters, II. n.
Campbell and a. !. Drownlce took part in the
rian church yesterday mornlng. The sermon
was preached by Rev. Charles O'Me!a. Io
! reached fsr thirty minutes. and the sermon
whs one of the best ever heard here The church
was crowded. and the pulpit was nicely deco
fnted with plants aud flowers. The choir, au
excellent one. rendered two beautiful Thanks.
giving anthems aud three hymns very crcdtta.
bly,. The church should have been better
heated.
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lsGcNiYctl,

Another shipment OF Chicago Gas
Stoves. Call quick. They 80 faster
than we can get them.
GLOBE CosTRAcT Co.,
SO Fourteenth street,
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Wi TO THE LADIES.
THE WHEELING
CO,
1885 10 1t4o Market Street.

We're being daily advised OF an IN.
crease In prices Of carpe,s-There;a .
no telling where priccs may end-ln
every circular that carries the announce.
ment OF an increase there Is n maniies.
uncertainty about future figures on
goods--As. yet there's no limit 10 the in.
creased prices, and what's worse there's
no knowing what the limit will be'
Everything depends on the market
which Is ieverish and has an upward
tendency. Tho excessive duties OH wool
created by tho new tariff act has caused
big increase in prices--Wool has nm.
doubleday increased in value md every.
thing that IT enters into will as consc.
quencc be dearer=!Ve foresaw tho iatc
az sac .e was assnyyeJmW" on nhe% US pas,
effects aud took advantage OF tho market
We bought goods 20 per cent cheaper
than We could buy to.day-We bought
in large quantitiGs-Thousands OF dol-
lars alone represent the value Of our
immense carpet stock, md that stock,
bought when prices were low, equals n
saving Of hundreds Of dollars to our
pat1ons-Buying at an opportune time
and IN large quantities for spot cash, not
only enablca ua to sell at The old figures.
but leaves US a margin for reductions
What VIC saved in our heavy purchase
will be saved 10 our customers-Bcgiu-
ming to-day We will o!ler special reduc-
tons in carpets--This reduction Is cen.
Cial and applies to no particular grade
Royal Wiltons-Wilton Velveis-Nlo.
quets-Boly and Tapestry Brussels In
the most exquisite designs and richest
colors, as well as Ingram Carpets in the
most modern and pleasing PATTERNS
Rich in colors and nrtistic in effect are
all acknowledgements Of every conceiy.
able quality ut reduced prices is what
VIC offer for the week In this department.
WuErtIN JNeTnI MrNr m
"''IN-'No l'o AI"INA w.
Well mike special figures for special
Chamber Suits this week-We tag our
solid oak sults-prices not commensur.
ate with their value-Thegc goods de.
serve your attention. They're well worth
S3S-0ur tag will indicate our special
price, SS0-We can very strongly and do
very highly commend these goods
Your own judgment, well exercised, will
assist you in deciding that these goods
never had even here equivalents for the
same collateral-We have something in
ash approaching these suits in style and
finish, not quite as heavy but equally as
well made es our $50 snits-Our prices
at the p.ics@aoed + rsrs va1ae2si iHi poin!
recommend them as we do our $50 oak
Fin;phed Suit. m o,Jioss ,ar;ot,, ni u.
tha fnost yncIarp final, a,J ~, L. a
eAA " lAi tuG
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NNltern.Isitx.

Mr.. Loui5 Walters. IN attache OF Hon,
J. B. sonmeryille's Office, and Miss
Hattie, daughter, Of Mr.. William Ritz
were married yesterday ut the residence
OF the brides parents on North Market
street, Rev. J. A Hopkins, Of the Dis.
ciples church, officiating. After an In.
formal reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Walters
lett for Cleveland on a bridal tour Only
the pear relatives and most intimate
friends oil the couple we're present.
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Welcome Lutige Work.

Last night Welcome Lodge, A. o..
U. W., initiated four new members
and received the applications Of
three more. On next Thursday evening
a delegation Of visitors from Duquesne
Lodge, Of Pittsburgh, will visit Welcome
Lodge, and after the session banquet
will be held at Yankeuren's restaurant
The A. 0. U. W. never does things by
halves, and the occasion in prospect will
no doubt be very enjoyable affair.
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a Pleasant Presentation,

Thanksgiving was happily celebrated
yesterday by the family Of Mr.. William
klaproth, we'll known resident OF the
Seventh ward, by family reunion. His
children made the day memorable by
presenting him with a very handsome
and costly gold.headed Sana. The day,
It Is needless to say, passed as pleasantly
for slr.k!aproth and his family as for any.
body in Wheeling.
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Sincere thanks are returned by the
Sisters Of st. Johns Home to tho kind
and thoughtful gentlemen Colonel
O'Brien, Dr.. George Caddell. Mr.. NJ.
Thornton, Mr.. 2. Donohoe, Mr.. George
burst, Mr.. Michael nearne, Mr.. 0. Nc.
Cann-ior their donations 70 The boys
on Thanksgiving day,
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The patrol wagon made three trips last
evening, but the net result was only
three common cases. Two vags. were
sent in by Officer McNichol, and very
drunken woman by Officer Driler. The
day WAS very orderly for holiday, and
the police found time hanging heavily on
their hands, while saloon keepers were
generally disposed to complain OF dull
n pla VI. .|. .lr-rT,.
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Since the Bodley Bros, sold their
wagon fa.tory to the West Virginia
Tobacco Company they have received
numerous invitations to locate their
works at other points. They have long
had in view a location further south, in.
asmuch as their market is largely in the
cotton States. MIR. James Bodley has
for somo time been visiting Southern
cities, and it was stated yesterday that
he had returned home Impressed with
the advantages Of Stanton, Va, as a
location. 81. w. =
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George Stein, the former member OF
Mayors band who recently went 10 Bal
timole to consult physician as to an
anectin OF his throat, and died there, was
buried yesterday morning at Mt. Calvary
cemetary. The band turned out in a
body and marched out 10 The cemetery.
Stein was very popular with his asso-
ciatcs, and they were all much affected
by hia sad Death. -.-
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BRCcs ut tho I.tns1y To.nlrht

The students Of the Linsly Institute
will give a reception at o'clock this
evening in the new armory to invited
guests. Dancing will be the order OF the
evening and . thoroughly ENJOYABLE
affair 10 anticipated.
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Mai: J. ". L. Rodgers and Col. Will.
lam Exley yesterday circulated sub.
scrlp'lon paper, mainly among the
young men OF the city, to raise fund to
buy shoes Tor the children in the Child.
ren's Home. They succeeded in raising
about s75-cnouRh money TO buy shoes
for the inmates Of the home Tor nearly
or quite year. go
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UI)t 5Sntellioc,lecr.
OMirr. Nus. 40 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.


Tailor.MadG Ovtreoats-D. GutmRn-Fourlh
page.
Mems Furnishings ID. Gundllns 4 Co.
Fourth page.
Trustees Sale, Conllaucd y. i. sommes.
vile.
For salc-Ihree Fresh Cows.
U.,al-E. schenk 4. sons.
a Ladies' Fair md Festival.
Handsome Christmas riesent-John ". Myles.
Lcm0n Hot Utopl-H. II List.
WHntcd-A Colofcl sunc Gil.
hoy Wanttd-s. W Mnmrr 4 Co.
Some New ktchlns-E. l.. Nicoll.
Brass FcUdc.s-Eesbitt Il Bro.
Hotel Windsor Restaurant.
New Books--AtnntO " davenport,
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If you Cannot SEQ nnt need spcctaclcs
you should call on us md hase your Eyes
Tested without charge. nc have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Opticinn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. CRUSH,
Jcwcler and 0pticlnn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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Ueller.l'nrlar.

At ! o'clock yesterday afternoon MIR.
Frank Heller and Miss Josephine Voeler
were united in matrimony at the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception by Rev.
Father Mullen. The attendants were
Mr.. Henry Heller and Miss Laura Vog.
Ter. \ reception was rendered the happy
couple at S o'clock last night at Teutonia
Hall, H. : =
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SPECIAL SALE VI SAMPLE VASES.

Just opened, 5000 pairs Sample Vases
which wnare Offering prices that defy
competition. Con 'inccyoursrlfby look.
luz In our show window mllerc We have
IL few Of them displayed. This is 20 r
opportunity 10 buy cheap Christmas
pr, s'nts.
Look ut our sale Of Granite Ware
next Week.
NEW YORK S AND Zoe STORE.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 27.-For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, fair, except light rain or snow
on Lake Ontario: slightly warmer, vari>
able winds.
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
pature to eltectually cleanse the system
when costive or billions. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading drrggistn.
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A Recherche Reception.

The Bachelors Club gave Thanks.
giving reception and hop In Frapzheim's
hall yesterday afternoon and last even.
ing, for which the Opera House Orches.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
WHISKY promptly lilled at Lally's, olOO
Main st. Nmmel Whiaky q specialty,
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II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want 6rst.class work and low prices,
call at Office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building. 1905 Market street
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FoE cheap Wall Papers go to % Eley.
enth street. ~ aSs7-,.s''-
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article, 80 - :
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You need not despair! Salvation Oil
Will heal your burnt arm without scar.
Twenty-Five cents, -'t1'T, -.
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THERE is no risk in trying Taylor's
Best Flour. Every sack Is warranted.
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Thermometer Record

The thermometer ut schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered us fdlloMH:
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ASK Your grocer for Taylor's Best
Flour. Take no other, q.
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ira furnished music. About forty visi.
tors were present from bridgeport, Bel.
laire, 81. Clairsville, Ulrichsville, and
other places. Lunch was served at tho
Cafe brunswick.
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USE Taylor's Best Flour. None better,
Fully warranted. T.
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SrARERlns, Tenderloins, &C., daily at
+. Schen L & Sons.
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ARE You using Taylor's Best Flour
II not, try it. 7uGr 6
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CLOSING out remnants OF Wall Paper!
at IS Eleventh street.
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JUST received, full line Of superb
Wall Papers at % Eleventh street.
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No TROUBLE to have good Bread il you
use Taylor's Best Flour.
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HATS AND GAPS,

l.. S. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.
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Do not fail to call at F. Schenk 4 Sons
for spareriLs, Tenderloins, &c. ~,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-06
FOR SALE

ElHEWOOD for sale at Hawaiian
4 Commercial salesrooms, corner Of
Queen and Nuuanu streets, ass Il