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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
DRUAAERS SAILS

The decision Of Judge Dole, dis
allowing the claim Of Buckingham
& Hecbt against F. W. McChes-
ney, assignee Of the estate Of w H.
Daniels, in bankruptcy, has suffi-
Gent local interest 20 require
especial notice.
The claim was for some $500.
the price Of merchandise sold In
Waikiki, Maui, to the bankrupt by
the claimants agent, Mr.. Young, who
had taken out q traders 800 IL
cense, in his own name for the sale
of goods in McInerny's block in
Honolulu and had not taken out
a $3.50 license, "as an agent for
foreign commercial house, for the
sale of goods in any other city,
town or district in the Hawaiian
Islands, Honolulu excepted"
When the assignee's attention
was called to the ilIegality of the
claim on the aboye-named ground,
the claim had been allowed by the
Court, and the thirty days allowed
by the Bankruptcy Act for giving
notice of intention to contest claims
had expired.
The assignee accordingly brought
proceedings to yacate the allowance
of the claim, resulting in an order
vaeating the allowance.
The claim was then presented
anew, contested and disallowed.
The decision Of the Court respect
ing the claim was published in our
columns last week.
The result Of these proceedings
will be that no agent of a foreign
house viii hereafter be likely to sell
goods for his principal without
first taking ont the $500 license re
quired for Honolulu sales and the
$3.50 license for sales in the outer
districts. The fact that no recover
ing of the price Of such goods j:
possible unless such licenses are
taken out, viii go further in pre-
venting unlicensed sales thar
would the risk OF criminal prose
cution for the penalty for sucl
sales.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
2 Valuable Pieces If Land

SLEz215 Ii - aIEkR WHEEL H1CobzII- be-
l0Ugirg TO the l4eE Sieh0EEs george.
Following era the Ee<ss ard bounds
GE the two pieces Is per description N
Royal Pxse1s E6ra1tI No zeil6 ESsued %
George Nicholas Gacrgs-
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spe21 &SxR . ~ kou 81 pax. AKIN g
ko0 81 pa1k hen 50 kun % Pazk AKIN
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zDe kranoc, hem $ 80 hix rs pg1Sz
ma Ike XIII aEkii kali hocD3xz a.
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The TILE q these ixrl3s = pszfecs. Bash
pieces zIs 80 De bid fgr ~ 81 upset
price q $50
Apanz ! area l 2lSI0Co scEss able
tcr homestead and sEa7S area 1I-IG0
q an acre 3 RENAL q S4S. per zEr11-
~ Deeds 81 the expense Ct SIR
chaser.
~ Fer further Information apply %
James +. Morgan, A1cETo1eer, OF %
HENRY SMITH.
Commissioners - sell Lads Cf
Nicholas George. deceased
StS Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
A PRETTY WEDDING.
Mr. HonSh and Hiss Dexter
Married at Central Union

Mr. HonSh and Hiss Dexter
Married at Central Union
Church.
Yesterday evening there was .
large audience present IN the Cen
traI Union Church, to witness the
marriage Of Mr. Luther ". HoUghs
Jr~ TO Miss Bertha r. Dexter The
pulpit platform was very p-ettily
decorated with flowers and ever
greens. Messrs z. z. Mossrnan
George II. Paris and P. s. Taylor
acted IS ushers- Mr. W Harris
YES best man, and Miss Evelyn
Dexter, q sister Of the bride, was
bridesmaid. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev, Thos. L
Quick Of MakaEao, IN q very in
pressive manner. Appropriate
wedding music was played On the
organ by Nh Ar2y Taylor - the
bridal party entered and left the
church.
After the ceremony quite HUM
Der Of friends eIf the newly mar
red couple repaired to their home
on Fort street 10 tender coagratg-
latIons The Hawaiian string quIn-
tetts furnished music, and ice
crearn ard cake was handed round
Tie young couple received .
goodIy number Of handsome pres
ents-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10

The German War Department
has finished It's experiments Eith
American corn and decided 20 r.
commend that the army use bread
half rye and half corn. The De
partment Of the Interior Is expected
70 follow this example This viii
make 8 market for some millions
Of bushels OF American maise as Its
use grows in Germany. It Is one
o. the practical results of Replbli-
can fostering Of American iRdust-
RES which the farmers Of the United
States viii appreciate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
THIS DAY.
LANDLORDS SALE!

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GTVES I'll 4T
~ IN accordance with the Law u such
eases made and provided, VII eEase 10
be sell tie f1Gloxi1g articles OF & On,
taken By ne IN restraining f0r rezt, for
r!9atIl=l 20 Wit
Step I4p5.ler, show Case ard Contents,
To6aeeos Cigarettes, Groceries, Dairy
Salt, FEre Crackers. Lot of Plates, b0e of
BoEI=. Tin Basins, Chinese Scales,
Sczlesr Chinese Slippers, CI0ek. Bottles
Candy, Lanterns. Chiaaueys, Tea Kettles,
SssucepaHs. Lamps. Table, etc, ese.
- Sad sac all take place &c the
A8etio7 S1Iesroou Of JA1lEs T. MozG ~
AlIc- bgGeer, Queen Street. ca WEDyE Is
DAY, 4ag. 20. 1862, az 1zN.
KUN CHIN,
3ES2 T5t Landlord
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
HAWAIIAN Hardware Co. Id,
1f0asdaz, -Issg. {, l8gz.

The multiplicity Of goods
N the respective lines which
We carry, enables US to respond
to the demands Of our Gus
toners with an alacrity IN
known IN the average business
house IN Honolulu. It takes
grit N these times 10 keep lines
well filed We have the grit
and the full lines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
FINE SOAPS
For Family Use.
AN INvoScz 5rSv Az HAND

AN INv0ScE 5CST Ar HAND
ROYAL SAV0N. It i made only from
purified oil, upon an entirely Kew p<irei-
ple--boilsi and thro1ghly Sspo7l6s1-
giving Il > yery agreeable CSscr. As &
Laundry Sap and Grease Er.2dle&tcx, It
stands uErlyale3 IN sbe market, rsQElrsE :
: less quantity a Soap aud les work 10
do the washing o{ y small family than
any ordinary roSS2 Soap ls vii wash
equally IS we'll IN hard Is Sofe g3ssr.
OIL &nd + sRAN-SGSr3nsss1 70 Dc the
finest oil and SorSS soap In the market :
ncs aiulsuraEed With any material 70
ehespe0 rs co. Eal weight WHTTE
CASTILS >aAk- Harness Oh, Salad
ol, WORCESTERSHIRE Sauces. Ps,tz
ronaas, l6aah2 WStsr
- The ADORE Consignment wIll Re
closed oGs So very low prices,
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO. LIP,
CUmuainS New Building,
FoRT Street.
2SS$1SS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
ROUGH ON ANTS.
Simple Remedies 10 Knock Ont
the Torment.

The following clipping will De Of
interest to everybody in Honolulu
as at present nearly all house
keepers are complaining Of the
ant pest:
we presume editors of news
papers have more inquiries for some
remedy for the expulsion Of ants
than for almost anything else
The New York Observer" has
correspondent who solves the pro
blem as follows: Having had
years OF torment with ants. both
black and red, We lighted on the
following remedy which with q
has worked like magic: One
spoonful tartar emetic, one spoon
ful Of sugar, mixed into . thin
syrup. As it eTaporates OF Is
carried of, add ingredients as
needed. / sicker lot of pests
would be hard 10 find. Whether
they impart results to the home
firm or whether ali 2re killed, /
trow not Certain it Is they do
not pay Us = second visit For
ants on the lawn, . spoonful Of
Paris green cut with alcohol and
made into syrup with sugar and
water. can be placed On pisces Of
glass or erockery-cOyered from
domestic pets-and the slaughter
viii be satisfactory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
Il the Supreme Court q the Es-
EsIlaa Islands

IN TRE NATTER Of TAI LOY
L q HonelGla. Al LEvolz1sarv Bank
rops.
Creditors os the said BSzSrUps are
hereby noSlSs1 - eoGs n and prove
their debts before sGeA Jese1ce q the
Supreme Co1rs s. shall be sSselcy 81
Chambsr a A6Scl2ci Hale. Ecnol-lc.
On FRIDAY, the 1SGh day CT August
1882. hssweea The hours of 10 eefccS II
the sorsnocn and necn Of the said Gav.
sa3 elecs ore ~ raore ASSiSases q the
said EanSrrrss estate.
Sy the Ceors.
HENRY SMITH.
Clerk SGpEszea Cocrs.
HonoeaAss As>gese SSA, lS&s.
I&Ss5k
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10

There are at present in the
Gobleia's manufacture two large
state carpets valued st $50, GOO and
$40, 600 respectively at least. They
were made daring the Empire, one
being ordered by the italian Gov
eminent and the other being IN
tended for the Palace Of FO1taine-
heSu.-N. y. Sun
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
Information Wanted.

The undersigned, Chairman OF Special
Opium Committee of the Legislature,
hereby gives notice that he viii receive
all information from any party or parties,
that viii Lead to the obtaining and col
lection OF such facts as viii check SNUG
Cling and the illicit use and sale Of opium
in the country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10

Ten Dollars reward will DO paid for
information that viii lead 10 the ar
reat and conviction OF anyone steal,
Ing the DAILy ApvEsTIsHR left at the
office or residence Of subscribers,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, I
HONOLULU, IL. l., August 9Th, 1892. !
Notice is hereby given that all Hawai-
tan Certificates of Deposit of the demo-
mination OF Ten Dollars, issued on the
30th OF July. 1892, will be redeemed at
either of the Banking Houses OF Bishop
& Co., and Claus. Spreckels & Co. or at
the Treasury, and all persons holding
them are hereby requested to exchange
the same at either Of the above mention
Ell places.
II. A. WIDEMANN,
3l42 1t Minister Of Finance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10

The Minister of Finance approves OF
the following list OF persons to act as
Deputy Assessors and Collectors for the
year 1892:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10

Weddings. birthdays and
one thing or another. recently,
has made our stock Of Piano
Lamps look Ike a Kansas
dwelling after hob-nobbing
with cycloae. But our fore
sight was IN the right place
and We are able 70 show YOU
as good al assortment as viii
be found IN Coast stores de-
voted entirely 70 lamp goods.
The new lot IS made up of
new designs IN brass old silver
and nickel Piano lamps are
no longer considered a luxury
they come under the head
Of necessities. We viii wager
anything that the "OptfaInlic
Specialist has not among his
patients z single one Of our
customers who reads by the
light of one Of our piano lamps
Those people have no use for
glasses IF you wish TO pre-
serve your sight get one Of
them
We're selling z lift wire
Lantern that VIII save more
burnt fingers and broken
globes n 4 year than you have
any idea Of They're not new
In Honolulu, but new 70 Us
Other people have sold than
and we've been asked for them,
now We sell them and you Il
come to Us. Il they re as good
4 thing as the French rat trap
the stock VIII soon run out
We also commend 10 the
public afflicted with very young
babies who require zone COWS
milk 4 new style nursing bot
tie called the Health Nurser. -
The bare idea of having one
IN the house viii tickle a kid
almost I'D death because II viii
appreciate sweet milk after an
I occasional dose Of sour stuff
made 50 by your not being
I able TO keep the bottle dean.
With these nursing bottles the
task IS made as easy as %
wash Z cup and can be done II
( IN instant The bottle divides
IN the center and IS made milk
/ proof BY 4 rubber band and Z
( spring. Try one Of them and
surprise yourself = and the
baby.
Another lot Of bird cages
opened up last week vii
probably meet with your idea
Of really artistic cages Mat.
ing or single as you wish
There are lots Of things n
the store that Occasionally
dodge out Of sight Lawn
I SprInkIers for Instance We
haven't mentioned them for al
age Twenty odd styles are
made, nearly all On the same
principal. but none quite IS
good Is the California They
Irrigate more land for les
money than any sprinkler n
the market
We've I regular forest O.
Agate Ware Pots, Pans and
Kettles Every imaginable
article IN agate ware suitable
for the kitchen Is 70 be found
IN our store Agate ware that
won't blister and peel of /
week after Won first trv II Il
isn't every make Of this ware
that VIII last IN this climate.
. Ours does
It's the same with every
thing else we sell-B-E-s-T Is
the way the people express Il
and they put = b major accenf
on the B.
Now then study Il out
make . memorandum Of wfat
YOU need and cone 20 the
store now, before It 5 too hte
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., Ii.
k0rr> >S-scSslss s1ockA
FORT STREET.
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Massage.

AIRS. PRAY CAN RE RlUND
vi (aasil Aug, 9l az $, y, Caste kSeg
street, Telephones Mutr&lsa.. Bel ssA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
With the Completion Of the New Brewhouse,
the Brewing Capacity is the Largest
Of any Brewery IN the World.

c1ssrv: kssey e ha 5000 Barrels. $4,000
Barrels per year
CoEE1RTx NrEzz-= NJ 900 bushels dzy-3se00000
bushels year E5ps: 100 ESQ 600 Ts
No Corn Corn Presentations Used IN the nzuutzctr,e
zrksIzczs szpers0r qKzly
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1utlsn 5ales

~ sAs- = NoEG4S-
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Do i0NDAY. august q, 1892

1t Il ecL3ez zoza oi said d1y- st the
gGctb91 - III 9E James z Narg1n 0u
Ce1esa street. Ha1slEEIH, be vii SCI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
JNO. E. BUSH

Chairman Special Committee.
Honolulu, July %, 1892. 1851
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10

highest
gId medals wherever they competed all
Exhhi1
Tfs Company prepared grade
hIaznae Label white hGttes whh with their EXPORT
ANETSER bottles supply
Z quantities
Il. W. MACFARIANE L CO..
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a .AzEsSsI0XEE'S XOTTCsg CT
SALE OF LAND

IN THE MATTER Og EUEUu
Il znd : KAUAI her husband YER
SIS AE@xzatss tTes7rge and otherz- before
sae SgpFeEe Curt II Equity
The gnsIerszgzsd EzEIEx hee1 Al
pointed commissioner 70 sci certain
lands belonging 20 the Ea1e EE.hagas
Gs1rEs, deceased, by th5 HoaGra7Lz
RIehgrf z. B5ekzrt0a, 4uzEiee Of the SUP
rene Ctlsz-@s hereby gives EG5ies shat
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-09
A New X. of r. Lodge.

"Sslina Lodge No. 233 X. Of p"
WAS instituted In Ssllns last Friday
evening. Visiting knights were
present from surrounding towns,
and Sam. l.. Harris, acting deputy
Grand Chancellor, assisted by mem.
bers Of Cydon Lodge Of this city,
had charge OF the work. Fifty-seven
charter members are enrolled, and
the following took the degrees last
Friday evening: l.. w. Tramp, g..
II. Smyth, L. o. Thoromsn, DIR. J. W.
Crowley, L. &. Staples, Frank
Honeywell, c. 8. Conrad, Geo.
North, NJ. G, Stevenson, w. T. Will
liams, @. F. Kramer. Chas. c.
Davis. w. B. Stevenson, ID. &. Meth
ven, Joe +. Ollinger, DIR. F. NJ.
Schnee.
The following were admitted by
card: Geo. p. Thomas, J. w. Dwell
bliss, o. f. Henkle, J. b. Ruhle, d. J..
\. Ross, T. l.. Bond, &. s. Tobey,
p. A. Lutt, A. A. Wise, II. T. Floyd.
and l.. A. Will.
The following officers were elected
and installed for the coming year:
p. c., II. T. Floyd; G.. c., 4. A. Will |;
v. c., L. o. Thoromsn; Prelate, J..
w. Crowley; X. OF r. and s., l.. C..
Staples; NJ. Of +. Chas. G. Davis
NJ. OF F., NJ. c. Stevenson; NJ. Of A.
s. s.. Tobey; /. G., C.. 8. Conrad; O.
g., w. b. Stevenson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-09

Now that the great food Of MAY
has about passed away In the south
the following estimate is made al
the losses occasioned 10y the high
water, . loss unprecedented in the
history Of floods:
Missouri-Wheat and corn de.
stroyed, 5O0,0O0 acres, lO,OOO, 600
homes destroyed, tl,OO0,OOO; cattle
drowned, $4,000: railroad property
destroyed, $15O,O0O. Total, sll 900,
600.
Tennessee-Cotton loss, $500, 900
wheat loss, 81, 200,OO0, homes anu
cattle, 100000. Total 81 ,9OO, 900.
Kentucky's loss 400, 900.
Arkansas-Fsrms inundated, g..
33s; loss rs follows: Corn, g., jOO, OOO
cotton, = ,0OO. 600; other products s., :.
1000. Total, flO,OO0, 900.
Mississippis loss, 81 ,ODO.OOO
Louisianns's loss, $500. 900. Total
sss. 100000.
This estimate does not include
stagnation In business among the
me rchants and transportation lines
A conservative estimate OF the
amo unit Of damages caused by the
loss from high waters from Kansas
City to New Orleans will reach the
enormous figure OF go, 10000.
These are appalling figures, but
they do not cover the entire loss In
money values, a. the loss above
Kansas City was very great. There
has also been an unusually large
number Of fatalities throughout the
food district, from Sioux City TO
New Orleans; so that the food OF the
spring Of 1892 will go into history a.
the most disastrous that has yet oc-
Cured. The universal prayer now
IL that the worse one predicted to
come In short time may not occur.
-Wfchitd Eagle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-09

Sunday afternoon JOURNAL
representative was visiting In an adj
joining county. One Of the things
that contributed to make his visit
pleasant was to hear at q public
place q number Of young people dis
cussing educational institutions.
There were more than q dozen OF
them and about half had at some
time been students at the Normal.
The others were so favorably i'm.
pressed with the talk they heard that
they said they believed they would
try the Normal themselves. Salina
builded better than she knew when
the Normal was founded. 1t IL her
duty to see to II that all the wants Of
tie school are supplied as far as
possible,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-09
For the Columbisn EIpositisu,

Perhaps some, who have been fol.
lowing the newspaper reports Of the
very pleasant meetings Of the
Columbian club, are constrained to
think that the members organised
for no other purpose than that OF
study snd pastime, but such 10 far
from being the case.
The ladies intend that Saline coun-
ty shall be represented at the Colum-
bian Exposition, and intend to &C.
complish their purpose In q pstrio.
tic aud business like manner.
In order to secure additional funds
they have In preparation q dramatic
entertainment. 1t Is Q three-act
drama entitled "Nevads, or the Lost
Nine" The cast has been carefully
selected and the preparation will be
ample.
The following Is the cast Of char
acter, and is q prophecy Of success In
itself:
Nevada, The Wanderer, Frank Hamilton
Vermont, An Old Miner, .... Charles Burch
h lam Si brs Young miners b ~ HTEpalns
silas Steele Missionary OF Health. Earl brown
Jerden, A Detective, 49,. ... Geo. Meyers
lube, A Black Miner. ........ Durell Crippen
Win Rye, A Chinaman, ....-..... Roy Lovitt
Mother Merton, ............ Miss Josie Dolan
Agnes Fairlee, .-... .... Flora Wilson
Moselle, A Wait. --....... Belle Daily
The play will be produced at the
opera house Friday and Saturday
evenings, June 10 and II and Saturday
Matinee. The seats put on sale
at Arner's. June 8. Prices, 10, 20 and
30 cents. No one should fail to at.
tend both on account OF the excel.
lence Of the entertainment and the
worthiness Of the object. All should
assist the club In its good work.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-09
Ksn.s. Chautauqua Assembly.

The program Of the Eighth session
OF the Assembly Is just issued and
gives evidence of an unusal effort on
the part Of the management To pro-
vide good one. The dates are June
u to July !, at Oakland Park, To-
peka, Kansas.
President Quayle Of Baker Uni
versity, il superintendent of Ihstruc-
ton. The lecture program includes
the names Of Sam Small, J. r. Berry,
Jehu Dewitt Miller, Chaplain
Lozier, John Merritte Driver. Gen
eral W. II. Gibson, +. II. Dinsmore,
W. \. Spencer, The Fisk Jubilee
Singers; The ElOcutionist, Fred En-
erson Brooks; the Crystal Glass
Player, ID. W. Robertson and Prof.
Hail. There will be classes in Eng
lish Literature, Elocuiion, Delsarte,
Philosophy, Sunday school aud Pri-
mary work. Special days will be
Temperance, Patriots e. l.. :. e.
Children's and Labor Day.
A full program may be obtained
by addressing.
KANSAS CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY.
l01 w Gth, ST, Topeka, Hans
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-09

Mr.. I. II. Gray has received the
following letter from Wellington,
acknowledging the draft for 800
which, according to the councils
appropriation act, Mr.. Gray sent to
Wellington last week.
DEAR SIR-Your remittance Of
500 addressed to the mayor has been
placed to the credit Of the relief
committee. Coming, as this generous
contribution does, from . sister city
In Kansas, Ii 10 especially apprecist-
ed and In this, our hour Of need,
when we are too poor to return any.
thing save thanks, please accept
those as genuine and heartfelt. Hop
ing that sslina may grow and pros
per, as she deserves, and that she
may never meet with . like misfor-
tune, 1 am In the name or . stricken
but brave community sincerely
yours. 4. b. MARTIN.
Secretary Relief Committee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-09
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VIM. O'Brien returned Last Thurs
day from Q years visit In old Ire
land.
Another daughter In the house Of
]. N. Davis.
Cbildren's day will he observed In
the Lutheran Church here, next
Sunday morning.
Miss Frederick Laughlin arrived
home last Friday evening, after
spending year In school at Fair
field Iowa.
J. Neal Donmeyer gave q lawn
party In honor Of Miss Frederick
Laughlin, Saturday evening.
Jerry Weaver left last Saturday
morning for Minneapolis MINI, to
attend the Republican Convention.
Cambria citizens are rejoicing
over the fact that stone street cross
ing are being put In this week.
John Messer is dangerously III at
this writing.
Miss Emma Fox, OF Mcpherson,
came down last Thursday To spend
some time with her cousin Mrs. II.
NJ. Armstrong.
JEWELL.