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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30
Lad 0tdeA New Orleans, La.

AAa4 Ot0eA. 0ov Orleans. La. I
Nay L 1901. I
Neeass = hsesSy givea eSae eho ~.
loWtoN 0aAoa oeeslog - AleA oetioe q
bic iateastse - Mako laal psoof &
.slpest q biz ejaio. usAse sssessa
1901. Rev. 0eA4 q e. 4, oad thss 80
preo1 vill - oaAe beeeso lhe lea1u1ae
aaA Resolves. q nev Oglaaaa, -. q
HsSseAay. Jsas q! lo)l Wig:
JOHN 81. DAvp8.
Was oa1e es1esesaA eaasy 0e. ll.eoo
Sor lie eoaeA Asof q sAo soaihaaee evsr.
eef. ed ~ seoeAeass Qoasass q ~
seetsvsse (sesase q sesi1sa q. -.
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n oa00 - 6salovlna vasuman I,
rscse p eeoe11esas ssslAeeos 60
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Ue9ooRV No. L.
RJe~ 0AG0 Psaso.as. 1aeH61
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

Covington, with population Of 900
has one white school, opened for three
months. The consequence u the school
b % crowded that 1t Is impossible fol
the teacher to do justice either to her.
self or the scholars. In McEnery's
time We had two schools, one for the
boys and one for girls, and while the
terms Of school were the same, the bene-
dts derived were much greater than
under the present plan, as the teachers
had more time to devote to the various
classes. But this starvation plan of
running the public schools will not
last much longer, for the revenue
amendment will Be adopted next April
and then We viii have plenty Of good
schools, both for boys and girls, not
only In the towns, but al over the par
ish, and they win Be kept open It least
nine months In the year. This h only
one Of the many benefts to b derived
from the adoption Of the Lottery rsve-
nue. amendment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

eSesks ed s0Posyeas; - GAaN a. 49,
ealasiea. cad esossslly seeoej % ~
bssaaess q ~ eeopeay - s0 ~
II A11sczs sav1ns4
AZ he eegDioatiCo Of ebio chastss u
limitation. Or % it, diaoslu1too ~ boso-
!, il provided. che basins,A aad aahisv q
shjs ecmpany shall 10 Siquidaassl saA
wound mp by Two liqvilaliog esso0ls-
aioosss. Who shall b chosen BY ebe
saoskhsl.isss - general msssisR. h -
ea1loa sitss - dsys' psioe notice u
given by The SeosetAsy. BY 0ailioQ Oste.
too aoeieen. directed r. each stockhold-
- ct HE domiellA A. al 0o6ejnee q
seockholdssa. except sheSe for che aiee.
ten of nirectoss. three-fossths Of ths
stock represented st sucb asetlne ahaj1
decide al nateen votod upoo provided.
this she'll NOT apply g. the sl0etjoa -
Itquldatiag oHnjss6onesu. Vho shall
10 elected By . majority az The sesek
sotsi upoo. which majasiiy shall alaO
deAns the duties Il th~ kquidstine eeo.
mias1oness a4d az thsiS salaries sd
lcomrsnAaticE. AZ snestiaes for ne
election of Dissotoss. . majority At The
stock represented she'll govern. All
elections shall l~ By hall0t, end aasA
share ~ the seoSk sAa0 BE- entitled -
N0o voeA
AsssclA ssoa4n.
tbs charter nay b alterosi a. ameoA.
ID. Or this eosporaAion aiSsolveso. BY =
vote Of thsee-loastAo IT eho Genek pfas.
emit ~ appreciated q general sueeeinR
Of the st0okholdesA convened for sveN
purposs. alsss teo days psios noGaeo
having heeo given 70 aa~h seoehholder
in writing ny the Secondary. The sala
notice n he delivered . aaid seoeh.
holder o. mailed - hia plaso q sae1.
de0oe.
aAz1cIB xsx1L
No senctholder Of this oorposata.a
shall ever b held liable o. PoapoAsjb0o
for the rootsanta ~ faults Of sAia snspo.
r'tion. - aay further sum than the nm.
paid balance due b The oonp asy o. the
Ahasea ovDsd by such stnckholdesa. nor
shall any mere Inf ssmasity in orxanisa.
tioa have the s9eet at sen.:arinR this
charter nn1l md void. o. Of expossne
aiockh"lder to any liability heyosd tAe
nnpat., balance On his snlssosiptios.
This done and oaaas1 &c my Office. 6
New Orleans. Aforesaid. on The moash.
day AMI gear Ant above wsittsn. In The
presencs 81 Nassss. N. r. Roberts ard
Theo'soss q. Spetzfadeo. eoWveteae
vitaeeaea. at lawful age. resident u THU
eity. sho have sig~ed their nawss vieh
rrs asssa eod ne. assasy. aleee seadiag
II The vholA
Original siened:
n. a. rsSD0an
4. 8oaoNv3u10.
WN. 0AAso.
- 4. Roenxy1GD
4. q. PH0oe,
Jaa MoC.aHA.
pr pa. a. n. Puncr,
6AA'LJ. HAuR
Wltasasas:
n. e RoosAss.
T1DoD"n1 q. NS11Ryap9v.
Z l. &19naDo. Eveasy rO0lio.
I. he Undersigned Recorder a Mort.
la9ea. hssshy certify shat the Snss4oine
ct II iaeosponiioa ~ che ~ Joe Brit
Company. Limitsl. hes this dav haeo
corded Il my o9Bee. n nssk 60"
t"stselsn "a. May IN. 1884.
V'SssS 6s % SuA8t8SUax
>sputy Clerk aad og-oHleio Heooedee
q Nost9aesa
hereby osstify that eh~ Noseeeine q
es~s and correct copy e eAs 81 Of %.
orp"Tation ~ the ~ Joe Dsiek Con.
Any. Limited. and 81 che certificate a.
se recorder - 0egegnRss ehosoao q.
ch~i.
CSigoedl Z L. ansnuDa
Notary Pal,lic
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

Col. Franklin A. Bartlett, Q distin-
guished Confederate veteran and jour.
nalist, well known to many Of our read.
err, died In New Orleans last Tuesday
morning, aged 50 years.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

Archbishop T. Janssens will arrive
here on the 2eth Of July, for the pur-
pose OF giving the sacrament Of con-
Armation. It u 10 Be hoped that the
work Of building the new church will be
sufficiently advanced that the solemni-
ty Of laying the corner stone may be
celebrated at the same time.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

RICE from JAPAN.-The British steam.
o. Antonio arrived q New Orleans last
Tuesday from KOBE, Japan, after . voy.
age Of So days. with . cargo Of $3.50
bags Of unclean rice. This n the Ar 4
shipment direct from japan, and II It
pays win DO followed BY others.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

he 4oeAollse Sunday School picaic,
o. Saturday last, va . SUCCESS. Al
paEtiss concerned, especially the young
tolks, enjoyed ths0selvss, and return
- ven satis0sd with their days out
lng. The 0upeEinteadsnt end teacher,
taks thls opportunity % rstaE1 tAaaks
% ownsss q vshiclss for Tie ~ Of the
0ame, md particularly b l(r. J. n
0iaosa, for the Ne OF his tallyho for
- occoolcn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30
Lad OMse. slev O,le.,. =

Lad Once. Nsv Osleans, L.. .
Nay Z. Iool.
1eeaesi q Asse6y givsa tSes he o..
We eaoes soldier bas Sled seeioo q ~
anecaeaea % maize laal psssf, n ~.
pat ~ hH slaia. saAer a.. SSoI ~
Sene u o. d. .sd tAal- aeid ~
"su % osde bs6ese lie 3sGisls -
!saeeaves. @ Nee Osloana. q No1nsSev-
JOss "a. 1901. vi:
8UGEN8 Z. SMITH.
VIE oaAe hose taaA GDssy Ne. a IN.
.es ne so1tAsaAt quarter Ct soeaioa e
c.:.nshiP :. sests ssoes . - q
deJ1oo 0ooaiao.
ae s:as' the iss,soisg vit,esaes -
prove hio cooti0~ova roaiAeoeo ~
ss9 oaltivs13ea efaAiA laoa. n:
Seeee u. Abosy. 1sesst q. 49,.
ss*e 0aSIe~sy sd Asssy xsalR. q
- Iao0a1y RsdsA, II.
o'l6-ot CsAa. a. PAssssg. Reeisase
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

W41tto0 Tor the to4UOG.
LAst noaday evsaiAg . select crowd
q charming yoaag ladies' and esatis
~ asssnbled = ~ ruseic log eahaz
Of he Ven heWa rseoet, Hulhsgsy
Grove, . surprise ~ graceful - 6.
tFactivo hoSeeaD-lelsg Amt Thlaey.
Aiss JosspAins lBesl, g pcsssae ~
guest, - lovely brunse1s fro0 uew
Orleans VITO asslsesd b . wy eeaeaous
0aaAsr u satsEtalning q pcosoak
1As ladias Ioohod VIZ plse4ooqus =
lovely svsnlng eoseanss, - useseae-
- raco apeelns1s q besssy. ne
oao4 fuzaisAed dsllgAtful ossls -
lnyoeol IN tAsee - aanco tAaasslvpG
oWay no hlasful eeoHonsnssG n
H. Ao0s ~ 1aneloaak - snvoey
Uaso0 e - 0ooa RoA1AnG - ~.
- = sssalngly eosls.e 0assse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

The Knights Of Pythias are actively
pesparing for their grand entertain
0sat and ball, to Be given July lst, for
The beos6t Of the lodge building fund.
Oaly thirty days remain In which
sugar producefs who intend to apply
for the bounty can send In their notice.
Nearly III the large planters have Il.
Eeody done %.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30
Land O@ce, New Orleans, La.
Nay Il, 1891.

Nay -, 1891.
Notice = hereby given that The follow.
ing na,aed settles hss died netioo III hi,
Intention - NIKE 6aal pgoof il snppor,
Of bis claim. and shss said psoef vilI
b made before he judge o. il hi.
aossnce The elsak IT he district cosrt.
Ct tsevtnstoa. Ia. % usaday. Jsps
- 1901. via:
JOHN J. FITZGERALD,
Who made Aoosst,aA sstsy ~. oooe.
for he sertAvsse quarter q seeelse "a.
tovasLip s. seatA rAaGs II sass u
HoleoA meridian.
He names he fsllsviag vttaess>s 70
prove his ooatinuous seai.leoao anea
aod cultivation Of said land. viz:
Harry Roberto ". j. risgnosgia.
Lake Allisoa and Z. l. DoAaA sll Of
" 1aU0aay PasisA. Il.
my16 81 Gas 4. PAlyaa1. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

II DvuDonA-Ths piaa Of IL nsw
CoGhallc CAareA, = - hunt n Covine.
-, asxivs1 - we1nesaay. nvos
ara~a - 1f. Thss. Sslly, IL ven
mowa aeehleee1 ~ builAseu ars IN.
vl1o1 = ean upea 1sv. Father Keeeaei.
oGn11no - plaa - aAln ehear -
- - Uogk, WhleA M oonaeoee -
0oea = - eso1Ease = Glvn cut A
sos11nss ~ - y balk = seea .
- eA0eA = oo0p1sool.
0ae@ Lss-0a Friday evening OF
- Wssk 1lk. Lsepsal Levy, tAe bsteh-
q. ~ - ~ WaR,o 0sVhseca, vAea
- eas Gs1ek . Gehnp, 8 - CAln-
sAaha, e1sewAgAf. kssy . - OReuA
- lgsahiag - ls6 ~. l(e. DEasue|
0so9Ua. ~ ~ pasulAe d . ear.
~, ooasl00l - lhjurel - = hi
Ao0e = 1Gaa1svale, WARo - vaoI
GDlsnosl u u. 0avsaA n asvo oil
- aeelAoae ~ seeslvo1 M seUpueI
y - ~ Aoln6b = Csvl1uesa, WheI
49, - ~ 80 ssoovs - y M
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

LIST Of Cetaess
Remaining in the Oov,ngssn. Ia Fest
once Friday. Nay .. 1891:
yenktna Il Z IsowryW
Perry Mat west WI
Persons calling for The seao vili
please say advertised.
a Tee of ons cent adAiti~aal postage h
required o. all a.lvertixs.l lsstess.
CHSa. hH1Nf4. 2. n.
Noo6hg too1e, q childv0 ~ wat 6unl11G
.,cwsh $3.50 sess
eoa. and AGAooAsA An 6oaAs0hos02
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

4r. 4. A. Cooley hiss recently put
~ . Aaadsone new signboaEd, Over bid
paaes It Abita Sprinss. Il = ths wont
Of our fsalow-eitissa, .'Elgsas," the
barber, and b . Ane specimen Of the
sisa-painess's ri, both n lettering and
coloring.
4r. Z. D. Aaxtindale, who has for .
loog tine o0eiassa - Deputy and Act
ing Clsrk, he's been appointed Clerk Of
Court By Gov. Nichols, vice W. Z.
HosDse, deceased. This appointment
Vim give entire satisfaction, - Mr..
4aztindals's wsll-known abllity and
long experience enables him 70 perform
the duties Of Tie Once ably md eGleient-
y, ~ b tie best Interests Of I'll con.
eog1ed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

We received . letter from Nad,.on.
Vile too late for this issue. It win An.
pear next Saturday.
Judge 4. II. Aueoln and his .eeon.
plishsd wife were snoag The visitors
to our town last Sunday.
Mr.. u. J. Holt, Of slidell. who sr,d.
uased last wssk IN The law department
Of Tulane Univsrsity, has gone to
lrankfoet ".
The pl1viometrical occurrence Of
wednesday last settled the levisated
elements Of earth for the noace. But
0ore = needed.
The Knights Of Honor Lodge Win meet
next Monday uight. A large attend
ance b requested - there 10 important
business on hand.
That sheep killing wolf has been Iv-
Ing high for . long time, but he went up
70 the wrong Howe last Monday night,
and now CHS hide Il on the fence"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

Inc state tax sales win be publish.
ID next Saturday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

VR hotels ars Ill doing . good bust.
0ess q present.
The long drouth was broks, hx.
nsshins raia last Wednesday.
The grand sacred concert ana -
Isaux 1t the A. n. =. Church win clo..
tonight.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

Ch0dren's Day was celebrated by
tie Methodist Sunday School last Sun.
day. The programme consisted OF
singing md recitatioas, and IN inter.
ssting address By the pastor.
We aEs always glad to receive items
lrom the country. flour farmer friends
would make more frequeat ne Of our
eoaamns. O agricultural subjects, Il
would provo Of mutual bsaeAt
Il u expected the Rev. Mr.. Boothe
YIN preach . funeral sermon ct IL
n y. tomorrow (Snnday), 1t the Cow
iAgtoa Methodist Church. The public
aEs respectfully invited to attend.
Mr.. Z. Dandsret, whose place 10 On
The Chinchsba, presented % this week
With the largest and finest onions we
have yet seen, being IL inches In cir.
eamfersace, and were raised In three
months.
The hundreds Of 1ns artsslan wells
b Covinston made 10 Independent Of
saia for drinking water during the
long drosth. Empty cistsras may
Aavs caused some ineonvsnience, but
Tie thirsty were q al times provided
lne.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

>. Dudes March 80. J. Z. Wagner.
10. p. and O. Polka 49,. f. Buccaloesi.
II. Little Annie Rooney ...E. Boeltger.
Il. Spectators Galop :. "A. Merzdorf.
The e0tereainment Win doubtless be
one Of The most enjoyable evsats Of The
season, and the attractive program, To-
gsther with The most worthy cause for
which q b given, lssuf1cieat assurance
that Tie big han WIN . crowded asxt
Saturday night
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30
CHARTER
81. JoH B2ICx COMPANY. LIMITED
0nl3AD STATES ~ A1nnacA-a1A11 % roc.
lo1AMA. eA13s0 ~ oolRAnD -OESY %
INV 0A11ASA

b n GxoWN. Tbss On sAis tweaty
the year Of Our Lord one thouaa6d eight
hnadssd asd sinsey-one. and Of The II.
dspsndeocs Of the Uaitsd Statas Of
America the one hapdssj and Alsosaeh.
before me. Edward Lewis Himosds. 4
oosasy publio. duly eommiasiosea and
sworn. in and fs the city aad the par
ish Of Orleans. therein sceidiaR. and in
the pSsssooe Of the witnesses herein.
after named and usdsssignsA. psssoaal.
y came and appeared the ssvssal PEI.
sone whose names aSo heseanto sab
sesibed. Who declared that, availing
themseases Of the provisions Of the
laws Of this State relative 70 the JozMa-
ton Of corporations. they do by thee
presents covenant agree and biad them.
selves. - veil - such other pesrous -
nay hereafter become associated with
them. 70 form and constitute . hcdy
polite in Law lNs the purposes and On.
der the agreements and sSspulasivns Sol.
l0wi0x. to-Wis:
AB1sc18 yus3.
The name and title Of this corporstlo,
shall be the SAINT JOE BRICK CON.
PANY, LIMITED" and under its sid
corporate name it shall have full power
% have and enjoy corcossts existeaes
and succession for the term of ninety
nine years from and after the date here.
IT. And during IT. corrosats existence
Il shall also have power 70 eoatsaet sus
md bs sued. to make and ~ss . eorpo-
rate seal. and tie same 70 break or alter
II pleasure; 70 holl. rsceivA let, lease,
purchase. sell and convey. - we'll -
mortgage aad hypothseats property.
both real aad personal: - borrow and
end money. and give aad receive g.
'sritiss therefor; % name and appoist
'ueh managers. direetoraL oGlcees, over
'sess aed agents - the intsreses and
'Onssnience Of said corporation may
'eq ire: to make and establish sneh by. |
avs. rules aad regulations for the nan. |
'gemeot and regulation AZ the adairs Of 1
AID corporation - NAY b ne-sssaSy
md proper. and the saoe to slese aad |
-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30
( Of z. asxt Thursday nisht

AM faFn for sale. Apply 1t tAis
once.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-30

] thereby esrsify chat sh~ Heseesina q
. ss~s and correct copy e ehs 81 of 70.
ooepNSAtion II the ~ Joe Hsiek Con.
pany. Limited. and q che eesei0eato q
the seecrdes - 00gtga3ss ehoso1O @.
onchAS.
CSigsedl Z l. NnsnuDa
EotoSv Pul1lo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04
STRANGERS Friend Society.

The annual meeting of the Strangers
Friend Society was held in the parIors OF
the 7. III. G.. a., May 9th, at which
time officers 70. the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Mrs. w. F. Allen,
President; Mrs. Macintosh and Mrs.
Hebron, Vice-Presidents: Mrs. S. NJ.
Damon, Secretary; Mrs. E. w. Jordan,
Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Dowsett, Direc-
tress.
Amendments TO the constitution were
adopted, and reports read by the Vice
PRESIDENT, secretary and treasurer. The
wee President gave particulars of in
dividuai cases visited and assisted dur
ing the year. The secretary reported for
the years work Is cases of various ma
tlonalities, supported in the Queens
Hospital, for whom 1892 80 had been ex-
pended; four persons assisted with pas
ssge money to the Coast and three
: provided with lodging and board. The
society had also paid out SIS monthly for
the needs OF transient individual cases.
Generous donations bad been received
from Capt. More and passengers of the
Alameda, two donations amounting TO
s96 30; from the Admiral Kimberly Re-
caption Committee, so; from Mr.. Eek
art, $40; from Mr. Francis Cav, 800:
and from the Hon G. K. Bishop, s. 600
endowing for the use OF the society a bed
In the Queens Hospital Tie Treasurer
reported receipts for the year 81 ,59l q
disbursements, 81 ,495 25; leaving q
balance OF s96O2 in the treasury.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04
THE DAILY
LESSONS FROM THE KEROSENE FIRE

The great fire at the kerosene ware
house which, lasting for now near two
days, has consumed over thirty thousand
cases of oil and two hundred drums of
gasolene, may teach few lessons, use
full In the future.
First, the warehousing OF the future
should consist OF several detached build
ings, each with a maximum capacity Of
say ten thousand cases.
No timber whatever should be ad-
mitted into the structure, least OF all in
floors, which instead of being saturated
with oil, )" should be as uninhammable
as the plates of a steamers stoke hole.
Any repairing requiring the use OF fire,
such, for instance, as soldering or any
sort of plumbers work, should be con-
fined 10 another small and equally fire.
proof building, fitted for the purpose, so
that there need be no portable furnaces.
All cotton waste or material used for
wiping the tins or for protecting the
hands Of the workmen, should be thrown
into receptacle for the purpose which
must be carefully emptied every day.
Experience proves that oily waste will
take fire by spontaneous combustion in
the course of few hours, the fewer in
proportion to the heat of the interior OF
the building
Ample ventilation is necessary to car
ny off volatile gases which may be given
on by the contents of the warehouses
No naked lights, or if possible any lights
at all, should be allowed, except in the
repairing shop. The whole Enclosure
should be sauded under foot, and the
sand Immediately removed and renewed
whenever any oil is spilled on it.
In fact, the more nearly the construc
ton Of the buildings and the rules fo
keeper and employees are made to agre.
with those of the mills and nagazines o
powder factory, the better.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04
The Ifafa.

A dispatch, 5sed New York, Nav
Goth, 10 the New Zealand Herald. states
that the Itata passed Acapulco and was
regarded safe from capture by the . s.
cruisers. Another dispatch OF May 2Ist
says the Q. S. Government has been in
daced 20 forego the intention OF captur-
ing the Itata in order that an engage
ment between the Charleston and Es-
meralda may be ovoided.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04
SparrinS.

An inpromptu sparring match was
held at the Commercial billiard rooms.
Wednesday evening, between two slog-
gers OF the MaripOsa, who enlivened the
scene by their antics. Afterwards more
professional sparring match was given
between Mccarthy and Notion, two
middi- 20. rag.I.sts on ,he,- way to
M. states. A considerable nus Iber of
local sports were present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04

Brain workers, anu 4ii wi5u have u,
stand the severe mental strain Ynse-
quent on intellectual employment, find
Clements Tonic invaluable. I'oI-
LISTER * Co. are the Agents for he
.siands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04
luentIy says TO me when I am going

to town, We are out
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04
New advertisements.

JUST THE THING FOR THIS
WARM WEATHER. REFRIGERA-
TORS AND ICE CHESTS. TRIPLE
MOTION ICE CREAM FREEZERs.
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Ltd,
FORT STREET.
1877 2TTs-q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04
Mr.. ]. B. Anterior, as Treasurer.
made the following remarks:

| was reminded in studying the last
Sabbath School lesson. The temple re-
paired not only OF this new temple to the
Lord now being built, but of the first
temple of the Lord erected in the wilder
ness by the children OF Israel under the
leadership of Moses The Tabernacle
was the result OF the free will offerings OF
the children OF Israel. The people gave
freely and cheerfully OF their gold, silver
and precious stones, besides the other
needed things for it erection and in that
Tabernacle they worshipped the Lord
and saw His presence manifested for
many years As | thought of those free
will offerings Tor the first church build
ing, | remembered the long list Of sub
scf;tsrs TO this temple TO be dedicated to
&c s"-..ee- et th,- Lord, and believe it
can be a. truly said OF our people THAT
they have gwen freely, voluntarily and
cheeriully OF their gold and silver fyr the
purpose OF building shis church and Jedi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-04

A SOUND AMI GENTLE
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-03-13

has been the subject of much fearso,l
speculation" says Mr.. Graydaj
who is a lieutenant in the Tn;t ]
States navy. "The noise of thu A N
charge being small, the projectile mia1
be dropped into fort or on to IL;
without giving the besieged any intl
nation of the quarter from which n
attack came. The conclusion wh1
the dynamite exploded would in 4
probability be violent enough to put
large garrison hors de combat, even
they were not wounded by debris; and
truly aimed, single she'll would ID
stroy an ironclad. The barrel, or ppel
matte tube, of the gun is of Whitwor1
forged steel, and weighs about elevd
tons. 1t is supported at the breed
end on fixed trunnions fifteen inches
diameter, which are followed for ii
passage of compressed air. iowa,
the muzzle it is carried on movab]
trunnions engaged with two forged
steel arms or levers. These leyel
have sliding fulcrums and are actuate
by a hydraulic plunger, for the pu
pose Of elevating or depressing ii
gun. The breech is closed by mea,
of steel screw-block with interrupte
screw threads, as in heavy service or
nance"
The peculiar feature of this partic
lar Graydon gun is that it can
loaded at any degree of elevate
within its working range.