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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-20
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS,

Allai, per stmr Mikahala, July 10
AlletY the Queen, II Il II Prince
aial9le and valet, His Excellency
W Parker, JnO Richardson, Mrs w
i01, Mrs G B Wilson, Mrs G A
1a servant, Capt J Ross, Hon E K
~ v I ROwell, G r Ewart. E
y ny, A McBryde, Mrs c H Bishop,
I @, i ! Courtney, J Mundon, w
4 S& Ward, Mrs Alo, w BerloWitz,
5SageT and members Royal Ha-
Aad 1857, 10 others and s. on deck.
Asal, per stmr Likelike, July 49,
i. -asT and wife, VIM r Sims, b D
) Taylor, Mrs Harvey, A
y l K 4 Walbridge, Mrs Santos, Mrs
4. y WedehOuse, Miss l. Atkinson
y IempSky, Mr. RAMSEY. Geo
~. y MIS- I Dfaper,A Enos E II Bailey
y, I%, Bro Matthias, Bro Rush, Mrs
o N, lee , Hop : Akau, C Ming Hymn,
l9aa, L W zumwalt, W Il Corn
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NJ Oh the Street.

"nat time is it Char
h sT W.T.. find ! d out from me.n
q ~st Shsin?n 'O watch on the
EdoatT =. yes, watch e0orah
TVSep time" 0nousn'
qdalS' uon't you have #
H. 10 Coz over and over
al"S Gave You taken it to
%No.n
SIaa tb Of ~. You take Ie'i it Sf to
bs es me- Boss watch maker "a ~
sss no % make "a her g GO on
i Varistnsasst.'s'y I'll remem.
H. F. W,c,u,
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Estate of F. q. Redward, Bankrupt.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il duly appointed assignee of the bank
rupt estate of #. III. Redward, of Honolu-
In. Oahu, hereby gives notice to all credit
tors, having claims against said estate to
prove the same before a justice of the
Supreme Court, and al persons indebted
to said bankrupt are requested to make
immediate payu ent to the undersigned at
his Office over the Bank of Bishop & Co.
w. r. ALLEN.
Assignee T. II. Redward Estate.
July IL, 1891. 28i2-lw
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Earned Runs-Hawaii 4.
Two Base Hits-Baker l. Pryce l.;
Thompson 1 Holt L.
Three Base Hits-Thompson 1.
Bases on Balls-By Woods.
Passed Balls-Pryce 8; Baker 1.
Bases Stolen-Kamehameha 2; Ha-
waits, 5.
Struck Out-By Wood 8; by Meheula 10.
Time of CAME b. 40 IN.
Umpire-Lockwood.
Scorer-Chas. Wilder.
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HA-
i waiian Mercantile Co. are DESTROYS of
disposing of their Store at Puehuehu, 10
hala, and will be pleased to hear from any
one disposed to make an offer.
We the undersigned will be glad to fur
nish any particulars regarding the premi-
ses and business.
(Amount of annual business, $50 .0OO.)
Signed, JAS. RENTON,
:" JNO. HIND,
" ROBT. WALLACE.
Kohala, Hawaii, July 10, 1891. 28l5-2w
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Mr.. and Mrs. g. P. Wilder, of Ka-
hului, are in town.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-20

The steamer due here to, morrow
from San Francisco will no doubt
bring a large foreign mail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-20

Weather prognosticators prophesy
rain before to morrow evening.
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Meeting of the Hanalei Sugar Co.
at 10 A. NJ. to-day at @. Brewer &
Go 8 office.
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D. M. Crowley is to deliver an ad-
dress on the public health at the In
ternational Hall this evening.
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The Sons of st. George expect
heir charter by to- morrow's steamer.
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A large number of townspeople
spent the Sunday along the Oahu
Railway.
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DEPARTURES.
HSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

kilACummins, Searle, for Koolau,
lsa.
frGR Bishop, lie Claire, for Punaluu
!ilhlku at Sam.
p lAhNa, Hilbus, for Honomu, at
aMTalani for Koolau.
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The Pacific Hardware Company
give notice of having articles for
sale that are of use in every house
hold.
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Hon. and Mrs. r. D. Walbridge
and Mrs. L. r. Walbridge of Wal
luku are stopping at the Hawaiian
Hotel, having arrived Sunday morn
ing by the Likelike.
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Mrs. Won Tempsky, of Maui, is
visiting her parents here.
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Sale of Kalihi lots to-day by Jas.
f. Morgan.
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The postponed sale of thirty-six
unrivaled residence lots at Kalihi is
announced to come off Saturday,
August LIST, JAS. F. Morgan, Auc-
tiOneer.
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Her Majesty the Queen intends
making visit to Waialua next week
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The steamer Claudine will take
her usual route Tuesday, the Likelike
having made a trip to Maui in her
place.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

MY WIFE, MARY SUTHERLAND,
III having left her bed and board, will
not be responsible for debts contracted
without my written order,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
Honolulu, July Z, 1891. 2800-2w
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Mr.. L. j. Levey has had a new
box plan made for the Honolulu
Opera House. 1t was made by Mr..
Viggo Jacobsen, and is. as usual, a
a splendid piece of work from his
pen and brush.
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Theo. III. Davies & Co. had mer-
chapdise to the value of about $500
in the warehouse at Kahului, and
Messrs. E. D. Hall & Son about $500
in electrical supplies. All went up
in the blaze.
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FOR REMIT

Ia THAT NEW BUILDING AT No.
E:;n IL Union street Shop 35 #. wide
izes. by y it. long, and IL It. high. Sui
table for any kind of mechanical work
shop. Inquire of ]. n. Wright or r. Jay
Greene. 28I0-tf
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MARRIED.

! e1sai5WS 41 III Honolulu
Ss,,Esh arles Y Y S Rev. E. G. Beckwith.
,Slsf. S'urdevant to Isabella ELI
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neurological Record
-rv,,vyT SURVEY. PUBLISHED
D EVERY MONDAY.
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Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani
and party returned early Sunday
morning from the royal tour over
Kauai. A salute was fired from the
shore battery at the time of their de-
parture from the wharf.
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THE ADVERTISERS is the Paper 10
i all classes; Soc. per month.
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Mrs. Ernestine Gray's Juvenile
Opera Company will produce for the
last time the opera Iolanthe Satur-
day evening, July Is. The perform
ance is given as benefit to Mrs.
Gray. The box plan will be open
at Williams photograph parlors
Thursday.
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- or the Port is given at
BIZ. S gi55nightJ Of Greenwich time: or
Cis'sa ai :. \. Of Honolulu Observatory
b i, Steam Whistle of the Honolulu
| lIs y lIs sow doors above the Custom
|g1lgg 4 -,a ss sT whistle is sounded cor
gae l 99ssr sG Mean Noon, Observatory
81. 0 o. lob. 81 IN. % s. OF Greenwich
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ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, July Is.
l,Fgmanalo from Waianae.
llaIilua from KOOlau.
lahOlihO from Kauai,
SUNDAY, July 10.
Elikahala, Campbell, from Kauai.
ILselke, Davies, from Maui.
Hawaii, Hilbus, from Hamakua.
HokOlii, McGregOr, from MolOkai.
h Helene, circuit of Oahu.
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By order of His Excellency Sam'l.
Parker, the Royal Hawaiian Band
will take few days vacation after
their trip to Kauai. No doubt the
band boys deserve rest after hav-
ing to play so much on their recent
tour. However, Honolulu is glad to
welcome them home again.
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LOST.

A COLE. SHOE-CLASP. RETURN TO
n this Office and receive reward. 2sei-tf
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The announcement of the Athletic
exhibition recalls to mind story
told of one of the younger members
of the juvenile classes. He had
climbed a tree about twenty feet
after mangoes when he accidentally
fell, alighting on his feet. After
looking around minute he said,
eff I weren't an athlete, I would
have fell on the other end. Seew
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Sale of Kalihi lots to-day by JAS
F. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. P. Wilder, of Ka.
hului, are in town.
Mrs. Won Tempsky, of Maui, is
visiting her parents here.
Weather prognosticators prophesy
rain before to morrow evening.
The Sons of st. George expect
heir charter by to-morrow's steamer,
Her Majesty the Queen intends
making visit to Waialua next week,
A large number of townspeople
spent the Sunday along the Oahu
Railway.
Meeting of the Hanalei Sugar Co.
at 10 A NJ. to-day at @. Brewer &
Co s Office.
The steamer due here to- morrow
from San Francisco will no doubt
bring large foreign mail.
D. M. Crowley is to deliver an ad-
dress on the public health at the In
ternational Hall this evening.
The Pacific Hardware Company
give notice of having articles for
sale that are of use in every house
hold.
The steamer Claudine will take
her usual route Tuesday, the Likelike
having made trip to Maui in her
place.
The postponed sale of thirty-six
unrivaled residence lots at Kalihi is
announced to come off Saturday,
August LIST, JAS. F. Morgan, Auc-
tiOneer.
Hon. and Mrs. r. D. Walbridge
and Mrs. l.. r. Walbridge of Wal
luku are stopping at the Hawaiian
Hotel, having arrived Sunday morn
ing by the Likelike.
Theo. III. Davies & Co. had mer-
chaDdise to the value of about $500
in the warehouse at Kahului, and
Messrs. E. D. Hall & Son about $500
in electrical supplies. All went up
in the blaze.
Mr.. l.. J. Levey has had a new
box plan made for the Honolulu
Opera House. 1t was made by Mr..
Viggo Jacobsen, and is, as usual, a
a splendid piece of work from his
pen and brush.
Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani
and party returned early Sunday
morning from the royal tour over
Kauai. A salute was fired from the
shore battery at the time of their de-
parture from the wharf.
Mrs. Ernestine GraY's Juvenile
Opera Company will produce for the
last time the opera Iolanthe Satur-
day evening, July Is. The perform
ance is given as a benefit to Mrs.
Gray. The box plan will be open
at Williams photograph parlors
Thursday.
By order of His Excellency Sam'l.
Parker, the Royal Hawaiian Band
will take few days vacation after
their trip to Kauai. No doubt the
band boys deserve q rest after hav
ing to play so much on their recent
tour. However, Honolulu is glad to
welcome them home again.
The steamer Mokolii, arriving
Sunday from Molokai, brings news
that the island is suffering greatly
for want of rain. No rain has fallen
at Kalae for several weeks and that is
a place where it usually rains almost
every other day or 80. The pastur-
age of the whole island seems to be
drying up.
The announcement of the Athletic
exhibition recalls to mind story
told of one of the younger members
of the juvenile classes. He had
climbed a tree about twenty feet
after mangoes when he accidentally
fell, alighting on his feet After
looking around a minute he said,
eff I weren't an athlete, would
have foil on the other end. Seep
Both Useful and Ornamental.
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The steamer Mokolii, arriving
Sunday from Molokai, brings news
that the island is suffering greatly
for want of rain. No rain has fallen
at Kalae for several weeks and that is
a place where it usually rains almost
every other day or 80. The pastur-
age of the whole island seems to be
driving up.
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ARRIVALS.

gIpPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Notice to Trespassers.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ all persons found Trespa ssing on the
Plantation, situate at Kewala, Waikiki,
the property of Bow Sing Wal Co., after 8
O'Clock at night, will be prosecuted accord
ing to law. BOW SING Wal W.
1uIv ii. 1891. 2815-6t
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KAMEHAMEHAS.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-04-16
LATER NEWS.

GEORGE SrARKE, a fireman on the
Cincinnati, Wabash n Michigan rail
way, died at Anderson, Ind, on the
18th, in terrible agony. He was a ci-
garctte smoker, and their excessive use
is said to have caused his death. A
short time after his death his body
turned lived green, Physicians say
his death was due to arsenical nicotine
poison.
TRUSTWORTHY adviccs from Aleppo,
Egypt, state that the cholera is preva-
lent there. The news causes much APP
orchensiou throughout the east, and
precautions are being urged upon vari-
Gus governments with view to pre-
venting the spread of the dreaded dis
ease.
ONE HUNDRED AND THlRrY-SEVEN
head of cattle and three acres of sheds
at the East Liberty Pa.) stock yards
were destroyed by fire at an early hour
on the morning of the 14th Loss,
S!2 900, of which Sl5, 900 is credited to
the sheds, property of the Pennsyl
vania railroad.
THE announcement is made that the
German government has determined to
conclude commercial treaties with
Italy, Switzerland and Belgium, in ad-
dition to the treaty of commerce now
in course of negotiation with Austro-
Hungary.
SENATOR SARACCO, an expert in
italian finances, whose utterances al
ways command much attention, writes
to the Gazetta del Popolo, declaring his
opinion that the governments scheme
for the abolition of the deficit is an il.
lusory one.
REVENUE officers raided contra band
cigar manufactory in New York, on the
Antonio Sutri, who were engaged in
making and packing cigars, and seized
the paraphernalia and 40, 900 unstamped
:igars.
THERE was decrease in the exports
rom northern Germany to the United
States for the first quarter of 1891 of
81, 489 s65 as compared with the exports
during the corresponding quarter of
1890.
THE Direct United States Cable Co.
announces though it's New York office
that on and after May the rates to the
various points of Australia from New
York will be reduced about so per cent.
The New York assembly has passed
n bill granting lands on Long Island to
the United States, by purchase, for New
York harbor fortifications.
ARCHBISHOP RYAN of Philadelphia
has issued an order that in future Cath
olics will not be permitted to bury their
dead on Sundays.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-04-16
FOREIGN.

MIR. PARNELL has personally denied
the report of his alleged marriage to
Miss O'Shca.
Rich gold mines have been discov-
cred in Honduras.
THERE were four elections of mem
bers of the legislature of Prince Ed
wards Island, and in every ease the
liberals were successful.
THE council of the Irish National
League of America in session at Cincin
natl adopted resolutions urging har-
mony between the factions in Ireland,
and suggesting Parncll's presence at
convention to be held in Baltimore,
Md, not later than September next.
THE powder magazine adjoining the
sultan's palace at Zanzibar exploded
and thirteen persons were killed and
twenty wounded.
THE inhabitants Of the island of
Jamaica, a dependency of Great Brit
ain, are calling on their government to
give them reciprocity with the United
States.
An enormous reservoir of water has
been found at depth of l20 feet in the
Sahara desert near FL Golce. 1t gives
forty gallons of pure water per minute.
In London Admiral Sir Provo William
Parry Wallis, q. {. b., ''the father of
the British navy" and head of the
active list, celebrated his Tooth birth
day.
A BAND of armed robbers attacked n
wagon carrying express matter near
Lerdo, Mex, killing two of the three
men in charge.
A DISPATCH from Kings Cove, n. S.,
says that 200 families were in a condi-
ton of actual starvation.
A TRAIN on the Mexican National
railroad passed through cyclone at
Torrconc, Mex. and the windows in
the cars were broken and several per-
sons hurt.
THE police and soldiers had n battle
with 10000 striking weavers in Brad
ford, Eng, and defeated them.
THE present British parliament will
be held notable for the high mortality
which has distinguished it. Fifty mem
bcrs have died since the last general
election, and at the present time five
seats were vacant.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-04-16
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

WILLIAM WALLACE, postmaster o
Indianapolis Ind, died at the age of
86 years. lie was son of the late Gov.
David Wallace, brother of Gen. Lew
Wallace, and was President Harrison's
first law partner.
SINCE the death of p. Il. Barnum,
James Anderson, of Peru, Ind, is the
oldest Snowman in this country.
REV. LUTHER II. GULIcK, for nearly
forty years a missionary in foreign
lands, died at Springfield, Mass.
JOHN LINDSAY, editor of the Labor
Bulletin and prominent in the labor
and f. M. b. A. party, died at De-
catur, Ill.
THE funeral of p, Il. Barnum took
place at bridgeport Conn, on the 10th
Business in that city was generally sus-
pended.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed
ex-Congressman Alonzo Crounse, of
Nebraska, third assistant secretary of
the treasury.
EX-Gov. WATERMAN, of California,
died at his home in San Diego of pneu-
monia, after a brief illness, aged 81
years.
MRS. JONATHAN KELLER, wife.of the
first white man born in Wabash coun-
ty, Ind, died at her home in Wabash,
aged 5s yerrs.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-04-16

BARON FAvA, the recalled italian
Minister departed from New York for

BARON FAvA, the recalled italian
minister, departed from New York for
Italy.
THE report was confirmed that the
italian government would Immediately
suspend all diplomatic relations with
this country unless n satisfactory reply
to the last communication of the gov
ernment was Immediately made by
Secretary Blaine.
DIR. EBEN ToURGEE, the founder and
for many years the director of the New
England conservatory Of music, died at
his home in Boston.
COUNT LEwENHAUPT, who married
the youngest daughter of ex-Secretary
of State Bayard April ., died suddenly
at his home in Wilmington, Del.
PRESIDENT HARRISON and his party
left Washington on the 18th for their
tour through the south and west. The
train in which they are to make the
trip was described as one of the finest
| that had ever been fitted out in this
country.
JUDGE A. l.. OSBORN one of the lead
ing lawyers of Indiana, died at his
home in La Porte.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed
Z. H. Nebecker, of Indiana, treasurer
of the United States, to succeed Mr..
| Huston. resigned.
RT REV. BISHOP RICHARD GGLMorR
of the Cleveland (O.) diocese died at
St Augustine, Fla
GEN. +. b. SpINoLA, member of the
house of representatives from the
Tenth district of New York, died in
| Washington. aged 20 years.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1891-07-23
Geological Survey in Ashe Etc.

. b
The State geologist Prof
Holmes, was in Jefferson on
Monday and informs us that
the work Of the geological
survey in the county is beng
pushed vigorously, Mr.H.B.
e. Nitze, Mr.. w. W. Ashe dur
ing the past two weeks have
been engaged in tracing the
ore beds in the Western and
Northern portions of e h e
county, and in locating the
timber belts.
\ On the 9th inst, near Cliff
ton NC. Gus. NJ. 5Donnelly,
OF Tenn. and Miss Flora v.
Latham, Of thiscounty, were
united in holy bonds Of mat
rimony. j. q. Neal. j r.
n Mrs G. w. Bowers W ho
has been lingering sU long,
died Sunday night the 18th
inst. at about half after elov-
en- O'Clock Ashe Reporter
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1891-07-23
C0l. C0wles Erects a Monument to the
Man who Saved His Life

The public is familiar with
the fact that during the wal
John Allen Smith, of Cabar.
rus, a private in the first reg.
iment Of North Carolina cav,
airy, saved the life of Col. w.
II. H. Cowles, now Congress
man from the eight district.
Ever since. Col. Cowles has
he'd Smith in grateful re.
lInembrance and time and a.
gain snnt him some substan.
tial token of his gratitude.
Two years ago last January
Smith died and as the last
service which heccMId render
him Col. Cowles is having a
monument ereted to h lis
memory. The monument
which will be a. very hand
some one when finished, is be-
ing put up at the marble
yard OF Mr.. G. B. Webb, OF
this place. 1t will be about
nine feet high and OH one
side Ofthe shaft is cut a sa-
bre resting in it's scabbard.
1t is the work of Mr.. I. j.
Rabe anu is as perfect II re-
presentation as could possi-
bly be made. On the front
of the base is this inscriptian,
"John Allen Smith; born A.
pril 5, 1886, died January
19, 1885," On the front is,
"a, Soldier OF the first Regi-
ment North Carolina Caval-
~ in the War for Southern
Independence, 1S61-'95," +"
and on the back, "Brave
CoErade Rest in peace .
The monument will be fin
ished in a few days and will
eshippsd to Cabarrus, where
it will be placed over the
grave OF Smith under the (.i-
rection Of the President OF
the Cabarrus County Veter-
ans Association States,
vile Landmark.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1891-07-23
,MILLINER

Iwould liketosay tony friends
In Watalga and surrounding
counties, that Ihavenow on hand
and am receiving every week, a
q nice line OF
I y r HIN q A ID SUNNI r 4
l4iLLlNER NDNOTTONS
Whvnyou come to Lenoir, |
would be pleased for youlto call
tnd see me. / solicit your GUS
tom Orders filed promptly BY.
hail Most Resp
q MRS. \ { N. N. HORTON
lemon, n. &. May MI
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1891-07-23
NOTICE.

Parties putting papers ill
my hand for execution will
please advance the fees with
the papers and they will re.
ceiye prompt attention, other
wise they will be returned
not executed for the want Of
fees. D. +. BAIRD Sniff.