davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18


It may have been the rain that hoodooed
the Oaklands, or perhaps it was that
touching little sceno from Romeo and
Juliet" enacted in one of the boxes. Along
about tho middle Of the game some one in
the grand stand discovered the simper-
ing. sad eyed lovers in the act Of plighting
their troth in the box.
They had evidently wandered m from
the Alfalfa Rirded regions round about
Milpitas to take in the Decoration Day ex.
ercisss. Then somebody stesred them ont
to the ball park, where they placed them
selves on exhibition In their great two
hearts-shat-bcat-as-oue act.
In plain sight 81 4,0e3 people and the
players they sat lovingly clasped in each
others arms, thinking thoughts too utterly
utter for worts First he would raptur-
ously kiss the maiden and then gaze down
into the sweet, soulful depths of her lovelit
eyes, and abe would bury her face in his
celuloid collar and sigh like bashtub ex.
haust.
''Docs her love her little tootseys' he
would exclaim with all the fervsncy Of
which . strong man Is capable.
well. I should gurgle. Petie," and the
listening winds waited the answer to the
eight Thousand expectant ears in the grand
stand.
They took NO interest whatever in the
game as they sat in silent bliss, utterly OBJ
livious to the shouts Of shut the door,
and Break away" Both audience AND
players forgot the game for three innings
while Watching the unconscious young
couple In the box.
Once, while the uproar was Mt It's height,
Romeo tore himself away from Juliet's
side long enough to 90 out on the balcony
and ascertain. II possible, the cause Of the
excitement. lie glanced down toward the
score board, linking, perhaps. that SONS
important news had just arrived from San
Jose. He the7 returned to the impatient
maiden, who had not been kissed Pr nearly
two seconds, and made it as pleasant for
her ~ he coald.
Not until the game was over did The
young folks learn that their sacred seance
in the box had been exposed to the vulgar
gaze Of cold. unfeelinS world A thty
were leaving the park some one exclaimed,
There they are. J." and the crowd gave them
n vigorous round Of applause. The girl
wound veil around her crimson cheeks.
and Romeo instinctively felt in his girv'ls
for dagger with which to stab himself .
death. .--s3An Francisco Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

6omo constitutions can endure tho
shook Of n draught of ice water, but
many moro cannot. without immediate
or ultimate injury. At oil events. thcro
Is widely prevailing disposition to
avoid ice water as an ansafe beverage.
But TO be deprised of the luxury of cold
water Is quite another thing, and is
wholly unnecessary hardship. A bottle
of water placed in the ice chest may be
cooled 70 the precise degree which will
he most agreeable, and il not too cold
may be drank freely without harm In
Hanover. Pa. where the well water Is
unfit 10 drink on account of bad drain
age. pure water Is brought q long dis
tance In pipes, and being then quite
warm h received in tanks submerged
in the cool water Of the we'll such
tanks buried sufficient depth in the
ground viii answer q like purpose.
Pure ooid water need nowhere be an
unnseainrbie blessing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

~ wss 1sss1.ssa.s "a Fi.s caas us
GaplsisSS.

10 Wss Bsssuassass "a Ftsss tasst us
nssi>isss-
A meAns cf golag thrcush life
disposition have been psAissi BY nearly
al Axes. rs stAad snxhAkea amid the
shoos ~ sys,eus aud the clash of worlds
Is req Arsled - one of the most vaiushls
attributes Of the real hero and the genu-
ine philosopher. Posalhly ia che greater
crises ef existence the truth q this prop.
cation viii p~ss unchAlleaged. That II
Is entirely beyond criticism In some of
these that may be considered ~ Of less
Importance remains . question.
sanftherx Was . student at one Of our
leading colleges and boarded during the
term and in the vacation with widow
10 whom be had eesu recommended on
his first arrival. He Was the only board
&c. and his lAndlAdy aud her daughter,
who did the general houspwork. looked
upon him as tho center aud paragon Of
all the virtues. In fact IL was . subject
Of comment between mother and dan. =.
ter that they would take hts weekly pay
with better heart II Sanfthsrz only gave
them a little more frouhle.
Such being his disposition. IL was n
matter of some surprise when he camo
10 the top of the landing one morning
and called softly down the stairs:
Mrs Bengel, Miss Mary, please
The latter heard his voice, and going
up in futter Of astonishmsnt saw him
standing at his room door
I'm very sorry for troubling you. Miss
Mary. bat won't You kindly bring me .
glass Of water"
"Of course. Mr.. Sanftherz, with the
greatest pleasure"
Down she went and returned with tho
desired liquid.
Thanks" Thereupon he retired to
his chamber, but scarcely had the girl
reached the lower floor when he again
called her and requested, with con-
fused blush at the inconvenience he wac
causing. that she bring him another
glass Of water.
This was likewise brought MP and the
previous thanksgiving was repeated On
this occasion, however, she had hardly
iIlONtu iLoni tuc spOt WuCh nc OuC0
more came out and repeated his former
request.
All wonderment, she once more filed
the glass, but as he instantly reappeared
after taking it into his room and begged
her to fill it up again, she couldn't con-
tain herself and had to inquire the object
Of so much water.
The red flush Of painful enbarrass-
ment rushed over his face and brow.
That he should trouble any one so much
that they must bother themselves this
way about him drove the steel Of anguish
to his gentle soul. But this very meek.
ness Of spirit forced him to answer, pain
full az il was:
"Well, you see, Miss Mary. my room
is on fire, and I'm afraid it's likely to
burn down the house.
Times.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

foan1At,cn that can be erected for fosr
tAcosand dollars
This dwelling Is Of . good design and
ecns,sts Of twelve rooms - folicwG
Psrisr. sistlnss-roon library. diaiag-
Room. kisenen. anseroom. two bed
rooms. three chambers and bathroom.
The parier il isxl6 feet and contains
. nreplAee. The situng-r room is lsxis
feet and 10 - the rear OF the rarlor.
IL contains . fireplace and N connected
with the dining-room by an arched
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
eStaonJ, MrRh7 p

sinls, boiicr. maple floors and has doors
leading to the porch and pantry.
This dwelling win look well painted
white with gray trimmings
The trim viii be . neat pilasser trim
with choice corner and base block.
The mantels viii be of hardwood and
of an artistic design. The finish TO DO
painted TO suit owner.
The bathroom will have maple
noor and will be wainscoted four feet
high and will contain all the latest i'm
proved fixtures. This dwelling Is
pped for furnace and gaa The base
mens contains laundry. furnace room
and coal biua GEoesE A. w. KISTs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Lead Pipe Pierced - .. Isssss-

X. Hartmann. In Gssundheiss In
genieur. relates case in which a lead
pipe was cut through by an insect that
was actually found With its bead in the
hole pierced By H. A workman was
called in TO repair defective pipe
which had been injured on previous
occasion. "a was reported. by mail
hole" eccurrias in . soldcred JOINT
THIS time the worm Ia wood wasp)
esnsing the mischief Was found ~ s'fs-
The hole on the exterior Of the pipe was
of . rounded form. about ose-qusrter
Of an inah long by one-eishth OF an inch
wide ans. The penetration was through
chs entire thickness Of the metal.
Though cf rare Occurrences. weH an-
thenttcated instances Of similar injuries
By insects are on record
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

n il Interesting 20 know ssueshing
1T the details apd labor connected with
THE production of these hsnay adjunets
~ the laboratory The glass Is blown
into sphers about . meter ia diam
e<er. Sufficient metal being taken 70
~. she reasir-d thiekn~>~, - Tire ease
mar be Disks are then cut out RON
this sphere it'll The sid of pair Of
eompa~ees hssing disnd ~ the ex-
tr-rnity sf one leg There is . knack
M ATTACHING the dirk sfser u has been
cut A scod werkosa VII cut 400
classes in dag.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE Boksn ~ PUsLio woRxs.
GRAND R.rEDs. Mica. Jaiy 10. 1891. J
Sealed proposals will be received ~ the of
hcc OF the board until Saturday. July 10.
1871, at 20 y. m, for the construction cf n
sewer In East Wealthy svenae from s~nt~i
street 10 South East street. according 10 tho
psns and specifications on ME al the once OF
the board.
The hoard reserves the right 70 reject any or
al bids
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of sl0o 80. 10 be for teited 10 the city
of Grand Rapids in case he shall iaii TO enter
should has said proposai be accepted by the
BOARD OF Public Works.
All PROPOSALS must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application ~ the Of
nee of the board
By order of the board.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
ATTEST
FRED A. TwAxLEr. Clerk. july u
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Sealed Proposals.

osfics bsAsp es fuslie Mokka
6Hs>p R.rfps. Mieh-. July IA. lsst. !
Sealed proposals viii be received ~ he ofhce
Of the Board until Saturday. July u. ie<s. at
- y. M for laying water mains Ia W Bridge
street. according TO the plans ana specincs-
items on tie AZ the efnoe Of the koasd.
The Board reserves the right u reject Any OF
oil bids.
kaeh bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the suu of $1,000 10 be forfeited Ia the cify ei
Grand kapids IN ease he shall fail 10 cutes snta
contract. IN acesfdoace With hts pfepoeai,
shoaid bis said proposal be accepted by The
Board of Public WORKS
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
VII be furnished upoa application at the Once
Of the board
by order Of the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
ATTEST.
Fsnp A. fwAMxr. Clerk Ju,y u
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
LEGAL ADVERTISING .
Sealed Proposals

Qstscx BeAss es ftssAc Nokxs
Gssxp kAFIns. Mich. Jnis u. fssl-
Sealed pfeEa~Ais nil be reserved al the
e<ks< vi lA< scare sE IA e&taTs~y4 JAY Il. sssl
At ., IN. Tor the tmps esrmelt II Va
les street. iron > Front 10 v tHteT street. se
cssaiig - tse y aas saa speel cations en- lie
sy The oslcs 81 the BsArd
The Beard reserves the right - reject any
al ss~s.
kseh bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the a0m Of titsiBi to be forfeited g. far CITY ~
1Fsne Aspids ia esse lac sasil tail 81 eater saia
~ehfraci ia accord ance with his pEoes>As
sboaia his sata proposal be accepted by tAs
bs~fa 81 Public sFks
All proposals mua be made apoa BLANKS ta1t
~iii be fhrasshed epon application ~t the On -
ol Iks Bszfd.
Nv order Of the bcsra.
JAkEs \. DAVIS. President
Attest
Fssp A. Tw.sfsY. CLARK July ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
srUCKaoLDER's MEETrNo.

tel CO.. for the election OF directors and such
other busi meas ~ may properly be brought be-
fore u. will be held at the once os the CON-
psny on Tuesday. July q, lssl, ats e'c,eck D.
m. II. L. WlDDiCDAB. Secy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

rossie nookins 40 fross hsr hissry)i
-wssi, whas I dent understand abcrs
cssaneus discovering America is hoe
~ hse~ n ~ss Am<vses when he'd nssss
sssD IL tsf2rs.'
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

A SSESSMENT ROLL for the grading and grs-
"A veiing oil CsIedonia-st IRON Taylorsf- 10
Piainntld avenue inthe city of Grand Rapids.
QFpIcn of CIrY CLksK.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July IS. lsa1.
To-
Detroit. Or and Haven Il Milwaukee Railway
Co.. estate Of James Melville. Charles l..
Hogadone. Frances Wigslo~. John Mckay.
John aud Mary Bryant. James Mckay. ENTITY
w. Cole. Richard and sarah q 0Donnei. Jacob
Z. Van etee. Egbrrt kape, jacob Locewick.
Adrian Dronkers. Peter Van Malsen. Isaac
Soteerpenisse. Michael l.. .Quirk. jacob Tants.
John Dreege. Eugene Crandall. estate OF
Lewis RathtUrn. Cornelius DsBree. Henry
kipgieberg, William Wander Mas. Hubert
DeWindt. Peter II. kilyeld. Samuel L. Fuller.
Cornelius wagenaar. Joseph W. Valentine.
John Closte house, Abel Hilton. Ebenezer
Anderson. Sarah Coed win Davis. Lewis and
Carrie A. Rathhun. Aiies A. Browa. kii AID
Emma Eahler. Martin II Mitchier.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
isabout TO ie made upon you to aefray the ex-
pense Of the Aforesaid improvement. an
assessment roll has been made in the
premises and 10 on file in the clerks once
OF said city. where It will remain open for In
spection uutil Monday evening. July ~. 1891.
when and where you can appear before the
Common Council On said evening and show
cause. II any. Why said assessments hould not
be made and collected according to law.
200 W. A. sHINkMAN. City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Vffitk tf OfIr ttkrk.
Geaxp RkrIps. Mich. July Is. 1871.
cur Iss.susss's oyr.cl A,

CTTv Jesasusrs's orrsc.l
GnA~n R.rlps. Mich. J9y :. ise1. |
Nosirr ts hereby given thar the assessment
roii To- grading and Graseling ~ HsnevsF
Court fran Pal heid averue TO Ncrfh fefr~st
street. "a the ciig Of Grsna Rapids IL now
IN my hsnds. and that vii receive ravmest
thereon for the period - tw~nts days from
this date. at the once OF the cry Treasurer,
City Halt
july n Ctfy Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

Auoh0c 0ou foCi0t.......-.1f oW = m - y IN
tDatiy. All otbers daily ex ccpt tendAy-
Taking eject Sunday. Ju.y Is. isss-
Sleeping cars On Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses 20 and iron Detroit. PArier cars run
on Day Express and vrsnd kAptds exprcss 10
and from Detroit. Direct connee'ienS mad .
al Detroit with all throgeh TRAD .-sSt over
the Michigan Central railroad tCahsds South.
ern Diyisienl.
FRKD NJ BsIecs, Gent Ar't. es Monrce-s
o. W. RrecLrs. q. =. ana I. Agt Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
Crr TsxAsvRsa's oryicE.

Crrv rHxAsrRsa's oryfcg.
GRAND RArIDs. Mich.. July l6. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the opeeing and widening of Charles
street from she south line OF sherman street
to the mort h line OF Thomas street. In the city
of GrAnd RAPIDS. Is now la my nands. and
that will receive payment thereon for the
period OF tweRty days from this date. at the
once of the City Treasurer City Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE.
July 30 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

A ASSESSMENT ROLL for the construction Of
"A msrwer In Fountain street tor distance
Of 2gs feet east of Gfand avenue. Ia the city OF
Grand Rapids
orfIcE pr Cry CLxsx.l
Gsaxp RkrIps. Mich. July IL 1871.
To-
Henry n. Brown aud Cornelius Clark and
wife Sarah A. Green. Henry Pzwiey. Charles
NJ. White. wiz K swan. Melvin =. White.
lsu are hereby notified that asseesments
are about 10 be ma d. upon you ~ deffay thsex
pepse of the Aforesaid tmprcvement. M asss<s
lnent roll has been made In the prem
ises and IL on fie In the clerks Once OF
sa city. wherr 10 will rema. q OPP. ior iaspe.-
fiop until Monday evening. jn'v n lscl. vnrn
and where you can appear before fte totnwon
Council on said eveninx and .tos csuSea ~
apy why satd assessments should not be maize
W A. SfITNkAAN.
.0o tsts Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

CITY Iressarsrs Olce
Grand Rapids. AIeh.. July ~ psi
Notice Is hersfv efvrn that tie sss-ssmeat
roll ser The srsAiaG ssd grsFefiss he4rsss
street iron thr east fge OF Canal street g. tie
west iine Of lavsor street. in fhe cffy of Grsn4
Rapids - NV tn my hands. ssA fhsf
wsh receive payasss thsveua fef the period
81 tive sts days from fhis Aafe. st the ono oi
IRE City Treasurer. City Hau
WILLIAM HAKF,
jay % Cts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
MICHIGAN FRUIT LINE.
Cheapest Rcss 10 Chicago.

ssesr-r ksismszso leaves pf.--~ssfnis
fecs. He3sne, Al ~ .. n sFrry kanarg
Tn@sasr nn1 Thursday Prem rffnsep ~ 8
y. n ev~-v Ssneay Ns1s-sasr sns Frfa~-
FAEE-Irel ssssr s-ysh ~ ~snne srsn. q
WALLACE 3. GRIFFIN
Messages.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

opening. There are two doors. one
leading TO the library and one leading
TO the kitchen The dining-room is lax
Is feet aud has doors leading TO bed
room. pantry. library and up to the
second story. The library is sxl4 feet
and has doors leading to basement, sit
ting-room, dining room and front hall.
The kitchen is 12xl4 feet and contains
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
The Voice os Nasurs.

Visitor 10 proprietor of msuagerie)- =
Good grzcieusi What sxcrucissinx CRY
wss sAsts Has suybody been attacked
By the Wild beasts;
Propsietor--Oh. No. II was only Frau
lein Ohnefureht, the lion tanner, fright.
ened by a moase that ran across the hoor
of her dressing roem.--Syiatser.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

AN ORDINANCE - change the narrs ~ Cen.
ter street" Ia the Ieafh ward ot ffe city of
kTsaa Rapids. 70 Central svesue
The Common tonnesl ~ the clfy ef 9rsrd
ksafds 10 er1sia - follows
Section l. that the street In the 1enth vsrd
Of lhe city Of GfaRd Rapids. nov knewn ~
fehtef street" FanBiag s0atn from klAheIey
svrRse. Ia ssid efty g Hsf street. ~ ssi4
eits. shall befesftet - kBc~n As sna csilca
Lenfrsi assauF.
Psssea and approved ~ the rnnnrnon eanHca
a the eifv ~ sr@Hf Rsefas in regsisr session
hesd Aesasg evening. Jaiy =. issl.
VS.. a. SsfSrssN
80 CITY Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
I,Aks sBokE : ncHIsas souraERs

TIE Lac Shore via Csereisae ia cousertian
WITH the Ere nna p sns l. y y Re forms ~.
Quickest sne tso<f dif-cr roste q Ilrssbufs
A. > Ssr-s
Star. A. rf~~estsa y
& Havco~H. Tfrk-t A<~st. bepet.
Jes- CssFssth. Cits AZ 4 = Nonreest
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

sSIGNEE s SALE-Notice IL hereby given
"A ihat on the 18th dag OF July A. II. 1891. /
shall oier for sale. at the store formerly occu-
pied by knud knddson. at No. - West Bridge
street. in the city Of Grand Rapids. Kent
county. Michigan. all ct the property and as
sets OF every name. nature ana eseri ption. of
the said assignor. knud knudson. In my HANDS
ny virtue of an ass igament made by said KIND
Kpudson TO me on the "a day OF June. A. ID.
lsai
Dated June q. A. n. 1891.
CIIAHLES A. WATT. Assignee.
The above sale is hereby adjourned to Tues
day. July IA, A. ID. lsal, At IL O'Clock in the
forenoon. CHARLES A. WATT
Assignee.
The above sale Is hereby adjourned to FRI
day the 18th day OF August. A. ID. ISL. At the
same hour end place.
Dated July a. 1871.
CHARLES A. WATT, Assignee
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

Professor Potterby-Cau yoa give any
example Of spartan simplicity. Mr.. Jsn-
kisSs
Jenkins-About the simplest act can
think ~ inst now wxs their staying AZ
that pses al the whole batch wss
killed. ed.-IndAsaapelis Jo1raa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Oflee,t
Grand Rapids. Mich July 2 lSsl.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the opening and widening OF Union
street from Primes street TO Hall street In the
city Of Grand Rapids. is now in my hands. and
that | Will receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from this date. at the
Office OF the Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM IIAEE.
july q. City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
OTTAWA BEACH


sReey day. fWest esys
c.rn A. ~. ansfhr~hsp 90 Detroit with pss-
o.sfV lnr car. s-sts = cents
loo y. ~. hes threseh psfiof ear 10 Detroit,
l.BV seats. - cents.
CO.. y NJ runs fnrcnEh O. Detroit with pzs-
o.Gt ier c<rs ssafs T. censa
7:05 A.. 4. n has '"'''f ear to s's'''- 's'''
For tscsefs sna Information spply ~ Union
ties q once ~ Eonree-st or fnisn station
GfsD. BxHatkN Gen. Psss'f Aet
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
TRAIN TIME TABLES
GkAkD kAPIDs 4 INDIANA RAILRoAb
~ 0e4c1ese \ ecses aGp -. ts2A


CkAKp RAfIDs 4 INDIANA RAILRoAb
~ 0s4eassr ens<s ; aae -. isiA
MAINS ssgSs NosFH.
A. sssa Il, se.as
For sSgsnaw sna Pa Rspses F@sm
Fer Ir4scrse CTS aA1
fss ss.ssfss eio @aa
Asrsih~s -----.----,.s-,--~. sRsm hstsu
fer Trsvrrse csty ..--.-.- 9ls pm k@pa
a. Ascksa@~ AZ --..--.. ! - N le&s -
ffass ctiea-s- Kalamazoo. saS pn
tFsn srfsrtEs "a s:sa T. IA. daily other
trains ssssy ear ~ sasass.
ssAGSs solSs ssEfs
A. frem IL. seias
r.. c..,.. North ssath.
s fsi.s. ..:..: s..,s.. ss:.. !, i: Ss:@
fst fot "ssas Aaa tas
Dor + Lasnsaar.,a s~
Yer Cincinnati 4 chsoaes i6s.s sm hspm
IIaia issslas To- ,laelsasii -ae Ci..e.Ee az
sesasy.
hsskesea, Gssad kApsas q lsasaAa
From ss aa'1 'ssA' A. r. isis.. sss%,sssa
sLsxrsSs Ase r4nlss Ca sxsslos
Serea-7 . ~ irais. sle p.as sna psr4ef
CHAR car CrAna kxpsas ts EseAiaas Clss.
Tsfssf CHAR car Draha ksPsSs 10 Traverse
Nlty. IL * : IN tf~sa pariar eAslf cat - sne
h@pscs 70 Ssckinsw. 10 - n us;a- sleep
iax s@r oss~d Avesss ~ fsssssy oaeepisg
snf rrsshe aai"s T., aArkiHsN Cuf-
osufh-f ~ IN traia psrisf C0kif Car tirABa
rs.tds 70 Cincinnati. Ia - n m train hxxaef
fsr"f Car ts~asa sPss 10 Chicago. ~
m train. Sicrpisx Car Grand hspsss g. .<1losr
so Sleeping Car 3f&Hd k4p.cs te t.acln-
natl
CHICAGO VIA C. RAJ
I've Grand Rapids le esosm gepm ie0pn
Arr thisAxc 5 q IN sea p IN tSam
~ ~ train has throslgn Wagner psftor
car. esd II a , m train daily. through wsxn.f
sie~piua car.
I've Chicago ,.....-... an slepm lolnpm
Arr Sr'a 2l5 an esS m tNam
- M train ihfoash nsEaef psrlof car.
70 10 m train. dais. lEsoaxh asgnrT sieep-
ing car.
Through tickets and fun inform alton caa be
had by eating upou A. Alsaq9lst. tioket axent
st aniSa station or u. W. Manson. Union ticket
agent. g. Menror-St.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
C. l.. LocKweos. Gen. PAYS Agent
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
CHVCACn JUNE n. issi

fweek dsya sKvery asy. 'kscept Saturday.
1O.(lA A. ". has through chair 20 Cbs-
1O.VV czgo. No cftrs charge Tor seats.
1.t6 y. NJ runs through 20 Chicago soile
1'i0 With Wagner buffet Ger; seats. 70
centA
E.Ok =. M. las through free chair car %
O.So Mantstee. via N. 4 n. Y. X n
11.QS +. ". n solid train with waSDer pas-
A1sOc ace slcep.sS car throusfb 60 Chicago
and flerper 10 Indianapolis via Ben
san Earber.
11.9l p. NJ has wager sieepins car 10 Trs-
Al.ssV verse C3ty.
c.o0p NJ Connects at 81 Joseph with
o.oo Graham a Morton's steamer Cor Cki-
cago.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-04-21
FINE PRINTING.

The Hawaiian Gazette Company has
recently added to its previous extensive
assortment of fine type some of the most
elegant new styles made at the best
American and English foundries. Some
of them equal the best steel and copper
plate engraving, and for visiting cards
and invitations cannot be surpassed any
where. Those in want OF any kind OF
fine printing, such as cards, invitations,
circulars, etc., will do we'll to call at the
Hawaiian Gazette Office, 46 Merchant
street, before sending abroad. Prices
are below San Francisco rates, and per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed.