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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30
Fire at Fish Dam.

About 10 clock last Tuesday night the old
Sartor residence, at Fish Dam, owned by
Mr. G. Epps Tucker and occupied by Mr.. r.
W. Stokes, was discovered to be on fire, and
before assis'anc could reach it, the flames
had gained too great he,dway to be arrested
with tho means at hand, consequently tho
building was entirely consumed, and Mr..
Stokes saved only one bed and q few other
household articles. The fre was accidental,
no doubt
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A MINING II onRoR.-Pit,sburg, January
PA special from Mount Plea.anI, Pa,
says that n gas explosion in the mammo 9th
shaft Of Fl. c. F,icke Coke Company's shaft,
about ten miles from this place, occurred
aoGu. sl1sk tals sas 81 Rhe m'e Eighteen
bsdies have been taken out and 1t is estima-
ted that fifty men are killed.
WonsR AND WoRsE.-A bulletin from
Nj unit Pleasant, Pa, says that from one
hundred and forty to ono hundred and sixty
persons wero XII led in mine explosion to-
day, fftynine bodies have been recovered
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Born WITH Two FAcEs.-Danville, Ky.
Jan. 17.-Mrs. William Freeman of Jessa-
mine County last night gave birth to a
female child which had two perfectly formed
faces. They are located at right angles on
either side of the front of the head. Both al
the same time exhibit the same signs Of the
ch'lds feelings; both crying or being in re-
pose rs the chid's humor changes. When
last heard from the infant was doing we'll.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

EGypTIAS CoTToN.-The steamship "Fitz-
roy" which arrived at New York Saturday
from Alexandria. Egypt, brought the largest
consignment of Egyptian cotton ever shipped
to this country. IL consisted of 2,5lO bales,
worth about $3.50 900, and was shipped by
George Andres Co., Of Alexandria, to F..
J. Andres, of No. % Pearl street. for east-
ern mills in this country. Many advantages
are claimed for the Egyptian cotton to ac-
count for its importation to this country in
the face of the near supply of the great
American staple.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

AwoKE FaoM NINE MoNTn's SLEgp.-
Dixon, ILL.,, Jan. 24.-Mrs Grace E. Ridley.
of Amboy. H., who went to steep about
nine months ago, awoke yesterday afternoon
for the first time. She wandered about the
house, hut did not speak word. At tea
time she took her accustomed seat at the
table, but could eat nothing, and when some
one of the family attempted 10 assist her
she motioned them away W ith q gulteral
sound, but no distinct word was uttered.
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Correspondence of the Uoion TIMES.
Notes from the Pea Ridge Metropolis. 4

KELroN, Jnn. 27.--MR. Ep,ToR.-I have
not troubled you much lately, but 'ktlton
Wheel has gwen you about all the news
floating around this favored little spot, and
| will con6ne what hare to say 10 home
and farm matters.
am ,ryirg TO run fam, and am moi
much of n politician. The best news hear
is from The farmers, who say they intend to
plant moro corn tn year than they have in
former years but l am sorry to sny but
little whe1t has been sowed. The few oats
sowed in the Fall are looking we'll, and l
think there will be large quantity sowed
this Spring. hope so, any how.
The Gunno whgons are assng in strings
of Z and 8, loadedgdown with the lazy mans
manure. If cvery farmer would rake up
the litter and trash lying around his farm
and form compost heaps, he would not want
on half the commercial manure he now ar-
plies 10 make the same amount of cotton,
aud improve bis land also. But oh that ;
too much work. Well, they arc Joined to
their idol, so I'll let them alone.
am going to plant ono acre IN Pindars
this year. Who II make the experiment
with me? shall plant the Spanish Pindar,
| for believe it suits this section best, as you
can plant them early or late. as the wca,he,
and circumstances may suit Let us heal
| from some of our f,rmers on this subject
| l believe Pindars will pay he'ter than cotton
Mr. Editrr, l have some Georgia "col
lards' tha, turned down, with the top t.
the South, in December, covered with coars
crab grass and dirt, and most Of them nr
rs white and tender as the hardest heat
cabbsgc. | ish Joe would come up ant
get mess Of them, and will send MI s
oHSes how sesr 0H ghty tyg aE her to SIC and nss
| ,, Nous VERoNs.
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Furniture from Native w ood.

We saw few days ago, book case, made
Of our native Oak, by Mr.. J. G. Oetzel, which
was truly handsome piece of work, being,
highly fnishe and showed that il came from
the hands Of a master workman.
MIR. Oetzel is not only an excellent work
man, bat is also most estimable citizen. and
should receive The greatest encouragement.
from the people of both town and county.
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TmE REV. Mr.. White, OF Rock HILL,
DRowNs IIIMsELF.-Rock Hill, Jan. 22.-
The Rev. j. 5. White, pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian Church and assistant minise er
in the First Presbyterian, committed suicide
this morning about 2 o'clock. lie climbed
up his wind MILL a distance CT sixty feet,
where he was found floating on the water in
the tank, after every imaginable place had
been searched.
For some time be has been troubled with
dyspepsia which is The only cause assigned.
Mr.. White was president of the graded
school and Of the Rock Hill library, direc-
tor in mills and hanks here and interested
in other enterprises. lie wGs foremost in
educational and Chris ian work. v
the most beloved citizen Of the town.
All the stores and offices are elaborately
draped in mourning and all the members Of
the graded school wear Grape. The funeral
takes place tomorrow at 3 o'clock. The
ministers of Bethel Presbytery will attend,
in addition to others.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

STILL AHoTHER Corrox M,LI.-Mr. JASPER
Miller filed declaration in the office Of tho
Secretary of State for charter for q $780,
600, cotton mill near the Columbia Heigh is
property. Mr.. Miller said that, while a
large proportion Of the stock would be cub
scrioed At the North, sever, hundred thous
and dollars worth would bs held 10 Coum-
bia and in this State.-Cor. Ns,cs and Courier
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Eeas" Great complaint is made Of the bad
condition Of the roads and that in come
sections no Road Oversssrs have been ap-
pointed, or, ifappointed, they do not do their
duty, and cannot be found. This i, particu-
iarly the case on the Pinckney road, which,
we are told, is now almost impossible in
some places.
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We have some special bargains to offer in
Red Flannels, call and examine them, and
he convinced that we are not merely talking
but we will really save you some money.
GRAHAM g. SPARKS
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DEATH OF Ropxnr N. Urupu,,, ,p,..,

DEATH OF ROBERT n. HEMpHILL.-Black-
stock, January 27.-Robert N. Homphill,
one Of the Oldest citizens of Chester County.
died at his home near this place this after
noon. lie was over 70 years of age, and
was very highly esteemed by all who knew
him. His funeral will take place ut Hope
we'll Church, on Thursday, OF IL o'clock.
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9aS" Some little stir in this community
last Tuesday, was caused by the announce
ment that Brooxy Holmes, young colored
woman, had that morning given birth to
triplets, and that all were doing well. This
is a prolific County, in more ways than big
cc,tcp croDa
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sUBScRIp71oN, 81 SO TER ANNUA
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business
from a. NJ. to $50 p. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from o A. NJ. to 4 4. NJ
The Northern mail will close n, p.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at l.30 2. NJ.
Any inattention or irregularities should
&c reported promptly TO the T. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, p. Al.
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The Newberry Cotton Mills shipped one
hundred bsles-SO, 900 yards of their cloth
to China this week. This is the third con-
signmeot they have made to cur friends on
the other side of the globe Observer.
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Miss Teresa Shoppaul wishes to inform
her many friends, that she is now with
HARRY NJ. COHEN & BRO where she
will be pleased to serve them.
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Don neglect 10 attend the sale OF tbo.o 40
nne young Kentucky and Montan. Hoyse0
ae: aeA. Monday. Some are broken to ride and
uaNe, ana some not broken; but all are
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

Bay" Gov. Tillman has appointed II. r..
Thomas, Of Sumter, Railroad Commissioner,
In place Of ex-Gov. Bonham, deceased,
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Every gentleman should see our line of
neckware. Call early as they are gong like
hot cakes,
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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Prcn'able Farming.

IRON aoie Z armlnB. ~
Our Cd friend, Warren Dnnet feels .
lite roud, and well Ii, my. of the re-
suits of his list years labor on bis farm -
Here il ia:
On 81 acres he mado 5,480lbs. Of lint
cot'ou, r over 577ibs TO the acre. He
manured it with 10 sacks OF Stono Acid,
nu'ch' sed Of Mr.. W. "A. Nicholson. and the
'ecd planted was; Thomas Improved. The
or"p ~",sH o|2thsrsd by Mr. Hsr.
ne't' who % 9glt = giant at y eKx,
and n Ii tie 10. old boy. --
Right rcxt 10 Mr.. Barnetes firm, lives
MIR. Munro Williams, who reports IL tales
from 25 acres, mnnured with 13 sacks Of
Stono Acid, aud cultivated by bimse,f with
one mule.
Our fries d, G. c. Sartor, ais, reporte to
us the IS. crop he hal made FIR years, 1. G..
65 bales with mu'cs, or 13 bales to the
mule.
Another very gratifying fe,turc in making
lat years crop, is the f,ct that through the
workings of the Alliance, it was made at
less C s, 10 the Farmers than any crop for
many years past aud while the price ha,
not been quite Us satisfactory as the Farm.
ers wish'd, they have made fair profit on
the crop, md two more such good crops al
the same p, ice, will lift the indu,t,iuos aul
providcn' class Of Farmers completed out
of their troubles, and pace them on firm
standing ground, with much dearly bough
stnntly warning them against the g""
fatuus of 're,ief laws" credit aud political
promises RssssssHyr Hr BBeatff BB tffeh 'haie 1s hS" Sn,
'red AMI honorable c,lling, AMI bringing
f'roi' ly to tn ir minds the scriptural in
Junction: Paul may plant aud Apolla
waie", but Go give,h The Increase :"
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Attend the clearance sale of Winter Goods
at GRAHAM & SPARKS. IL will be Bon
anza for buyers with the cash.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

RABDfs SUDDEN DgA Iu.-Richmon
Va, January PA. Harris, q Jewish
Rabbi, fell dead in the pulpit to-day lust
after delivering q sermon.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

Itch on hnan and horses and all animals
cured in 30tminutes by woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. Tt1s never fails. Sold by y. nj.
GIBBS SON, Druggists Union 8. q.
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Our 'all wool nnd yard wide" Mems
Congress Shoe reduced from 1915 to 1925
for Is days only at
II. NJ, COHEN & BROS.
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Call and see our So hats for men. We
have just received a solid case of them
Now is the time 10 buy you hat
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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All persons indebted to us are requested
to settle at once, as we arc badly in need of
money.
RODGER G. PURCELL.
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Doe skin and Jeans special low prices for
the next Is days at
HIM. COHEN & BROS.
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hsu flannel has been reduced from 5Co.
y"rd 10 4lc., 4Oc. to gao, 35c. 10 3Oc.. Al
III. nj. COHEN & BROS.
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Get your Job Printing done at the TINE
offce-Cheap, for cash.
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THE LAST CALL WIrHour Nous MoSEY. -
All parties indebted TO me by note or ac-
count must como in and se,le qt oncs. ortaks
the consequences.-I mean you.
i-tf W. d. BEwLEY.
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Go to the TINES office for your Bill Heads
Note Head, Envelopes, &c.
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HeSyn We hear of n numher NJ c,eos ,

Bay" We hear Of q number of cases of
"la grippe in town, but only one or two of
them are severe enough TO confne the
patients to the bed or house for more than
one or two days. 1t is spreading all over
the continent and don't discriminate between
town and country folks.
o,;oln nln Heads, Note Heads, Envelopes, Cir.
i Tuais' Dodgers, &C., printed neatly, prompt
una cheap at the TINES Office.
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Read R0DGER q PURCELLs Advertise.
ment 10 this paper and govern yourselves
accordingly"
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save money and buy an overcoat md q
Winter suit from GRAHAM g. SPARKS.
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Children Wool Hose OF 20 cts. a pair
Ladies at 36 cts st II. M. COHEN &
BROS.
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If yon want Visiting Cards printed come
to the TINES office.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The Best Salv
in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers
Salt Rheum Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
HanGs, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by B. F. Posey.
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WANTBD.-Ths consent of 10000
Sm9k ers, to send each, sample lot of 15O
sgSick Ef Cigars and 20 year gold filed
Watch, ~ %Prrss 9! o. u. $5 25 and allow
;.s! ! co. :.
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Boots and shoes will be slaughtered fol
the next few days at
GRAHAM g. SPARKS.
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LADIES

- LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want b,,s,o
upoxHtng tng up, should take
II 10 pleasant to take cures Malaris rna,
gestion, Binouuess and Liver Compisna,s.
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THE Us ENTERTAINMENT.

The Y " c. Il haH was vel filed
Thursday evening by select audience
ia E=Een To the exercises given by the 7.
W G. I T. i temporary stage had
been constructed for the occasion
The entsvt2inueaG Was opened uIth
piano d1ef- by Misses ParneIee and
Hooper. Mr. J. c. LoEekfn Rad
=eIec1Ions entitled g The First Settlers
Story, By VIII Carleton, followed with
, zou.z BY the kaulehaueh4 GEee Club.
which w&s heartily eacnretir as happens
every time this popular club makes it, ap-
Clearance II oQhlIe- Mrs Il z. WIehrngn
favored the a1dienee With Z piano solo
well played. Miss Ella Mcbride held
The closest attention by singing z solo,
a. also did Miss k2sIe Mc{Irew hv
VB1tIa seIo The Gtee Club furnished
another number. song, To the auuse-
clent OF al present. When the mem h.ers
OF this club viii have finished their
eugrse and have become scattered, mum
erogs EIIl be TIE songs that VIII recall
90 their memory many pleasant recoI-
LecsIon - lem perance M;ther Goose, y
the closing aano Der 1t the entertainment.
Vas the most spprecIable Of the evening.
/ Izrge shoe had been constructed as the
FEAR OF the stage, III which the old
woman . lived with so many children
that sre - etI9 rot know what 10 do
The old wonzr. was Iapersonzted
By Misc Waterhogse; /" Mother Goose, -
by Mrs Z. i. Jones' " King Cole, -
Mr. J. Barnet; 4" Red Riding Hood, :"
Miss GSerry Whitney. The various other
character We're represented by number
Of young ladies' and boys.
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.aIxPIse soTEs-

The HAWAIIAN bark LAZY Lamps0a ar
rived Al can traacE.e0 May E8gEs 6s GAYS
from SsWgaSEIs- &-@ W VIII 4 cargo Of
enal- uu Marcn I36h, ChzLs- Ssi=ocy one
oe she crew, fsA overheard ard Eas
ero%nest
Large e.7Ian5IzIes OF Pearl Oh ara how
Beng L.En.es1 fr0z1 tie bark POOLING S5ZeE
anst SIP gecseanL4I Win sgca large
ersGlsiEurl,eI.a.. OF oEzgh5 Sc De cheap
The German ship Woosuug saTIes. from
Bremen Eor E0GotzIC on May 6Ca-
The steamer W G. Hal VII arrive this
.fseruaou from Mani and Hawai-
The bark = G. Alien Is receiving fresh
Gnas q hl4Gk paIas aE " EiCter : wharf she
nav san or sunday for -an Francisco.
The sarAsnzTne :. e. Wider Eazshe,t
unloading Fer geue-aL freight yesterday
evening" sac viii commence taxing oZ5
zne orIczs sz1ls morning
The seh1ausr HaIeak4Ia vii leave eu
Mocstav for k61&s Hawai-
The schooner sarah and Eliza locks very
vxrzszv noU she las been cleaned and re-
oaInresE. This afternoon she vii resume
her regular weekly trips 60 k0olar-
TIE tern J. g. North has most likely ar
rTTgzsf IL Mahak0na fr0nA san Francisco.
The bark Colgsa has not locked YET 20
Lard ker eoaI- The crew tired 0f having
too uzrch Leisure took [Aeir brushes AID
painted the h1iI Of their snTp- The Col1s2
COW aooearz Vastly Different from waaG
So. locked 90 her arrival after making q
long cassaze OF seventy 1aFs from View
castle IL the opIaion Of some she - IJ-s1
a. pretty Res rs her nelgn1ors the ITo-
Gs0Es-
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SpoYtinS Ne~s.

Efearss's stable Of runners vas sold on
the 4sh 4s Sheepshead Bay course, View
YORK. The BEST horse, Tournament,
wa sold 20 FoxhaIl Eeene for sss3 800.
The horses averaged nearly 8, 900 each.
The PaIo Alto stables Of Senator Stan
ford are beng gone over for ? ysariinz
10 beat the record Of Freedom .Zs}< Ie
r. considered eFsat Bell Bird by Flee
tgoneer, dam BeagtIfaF Bells and f7lI
sister ~ Bel Boy, Hlnda Rose, SC. Eel
and Chimes have the best chance.
TennF won the Suburban as Brooklyn
on the 18th, over 81, 600 persons we're on
the course The time ~as 10 and eF.e
purse WA worth over 81, 800.
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German
Syrup"

The majority Of well,yead phys.
tcIanS now believe thar ConSnmp.
ton IS germ disease. In other
words Instead u being in the coa.
stItus$aa itself il is caused by innu,
u,egaele small creatures living IN the
lungs having mo business there ans,
eating them away as caserpillars do
The leaves Of trees,
\ Germ The phlegrn that Is
eoaghed mp is these
Disease parts Of the lungs
which have been
guawei of and DESTROYED. These
little hsc,lh. a. the germs are called,
are too small 10 be seen with the
naked eve. bat they are very much
alive laSt the same. and enter the
body IN cur food, in the air we
breathe. and through the pores of
the skin, Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
fUgh,iul Iapidi,y. Then German
Syrup comes in. loosens them. kills
them. expsllS them. heals the places
they leave. and SO nouriSh and
sooshe that, i'll short time oonsump.
nves become germ-proof and we'll. =
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Final Notice.

THE DEBTORS TO THE ESTATE Of
l. w. s. Lace are hereby notified thai if
the amounts due By them are not paid be-
fore ssss 10th day u June next, at the office
Of Frank Brown, ~ Merchant street, steps
will be taken in the Police Court for the
collection of the same without further
tlotjee. J. r. H8CKFELD.
JULIUS HOTING,
HERM FOCKE,
AssIgness Of the Estate Of w. Z. Luce.
May 70, 1891. Z777-I0t
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The dancing party last night as
Reuo1d GroTe was pronounced by
all present TO be 9 success IN every
par1IeuIsr- The party consisted Of
about thirty couples having q spe
eTsl train IL their service; left Homo
lulu zs I 80 and returned few min
utes before I AZ The f0or was IN
perfect condition the music good
the refreshments thoroughly enjoy
able and everyone was !abilsnt
tnroQgh0as the evenings festivities
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VESSELS IN Pokr.

This INST does nGe neiEIliss c1asners.Y
Z : : ErvayE 1lEs. E-ss0, EruE1 cEtu102-
EtaN Ok tlonng >ZsE- 5sarse, Bos1QC-
All OK : e All=1. Thompson san Fran
Al Senr Cstrrrsr EslFz. s5r;Ea1ts, Newcastle
All ShIg Gen5eGzI.tL- Cohs0rIt. New EQrs.
An 5-naSzd sear Louis, Ha5eh, NegeaSEts.
Am alsz g Wu,ier, tSrit1Ens. >aE traz-
Am OK AIstaz1 Besss trI1s, San tracciscG-
Am ok Gs.1usa, b.tesI-s, Newcastle
u : Australia HaCd1sEge, San francisco
Am scar Mary Dodge, GfaIIa3cs hEreiS4-
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IL yoa want 20 obtain Socae good
bargains In furniture, attend JAS. T.
AQrganS sGctloa sale % Mr.. Dag
gers o0sts ar I'D A. ". 60 dsy, The
sale takes PLACE al the residence on
Hotel ssree6. opposite the Y N. {, Il
Hall
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

View Fruits per Australia.
CAMARTNO'5 REFRIGERA-
~ TOR has arrived - Cherries
~ CaulIhoEer, Salmon, Rock
Cod, Founders, Oysters IN tins and shell
also Lines. Lemons, etc.
CALEsOEsIA FEUIT MAEEET
Z77+ss Mutual Telephone 373.
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Street sweepszs are busy sersplng
the drass s0gssAsr shzs sho0l3 be put
Iogl OF sErIastS
 IL q real good
zaln falls Sufficient for sll purposes
the town shoali s&ke q days yses
d0Qn 20 enjoy the results.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-29

Mr. j. A GoHsslves, the photo
grsnher, has removed from his show
window his old landscape scenes,
and replaced them with new and
attractive ores, The subjects OF his
portraits embrace hula girls. Samoan
warriors, famous waterfalls Of Ha-
wan 1sf- seenss Of the great Volcano
Of hIlalsa. etc. etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-29

Ii Is go be hoped that the jap
snese steamer has 3 large supply Of
nee foz this port II not. RICE uQd-
d1ngs Will De 3 rare thing before
long, and the Japanese immigrsnss
viii have TO sci2ps themselves ST
once 10 eating pol-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-29

The sssIgnees % the estate ~ W.
= Luce noslfy the (isbGors % said
estate thai sll sEaoaass due should
De PAID before June 10Th