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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-21
VESSELS IN PORT.
,T,,,, list does not include coasters'o
NAVAL VESSELS.

NAVAL VESSELS.
rs Philadelphia, Barker, Caliao'
II Boston, Day. cruise.
u s ) Adams, Nelson, from l-an"i""
MERCHANTMEN.
Br sch Norma, Yokohama. ro,sco
Am M, Alden Besse, FriIs, San + ranc So
Am bkt Discovery. christensen, san pt t S,i
~ Trmpard. Schmidt, Laysan Island
An Al, b,tS e. Wilder. Mcneil, san Fran,
Am bkt w III Dimond, Nelson. san ran
An bk Detroit, Darrah. Nanaimo.
Am sh Topgallant, Jackson: RI do y = w
Ps TS Mariposa. Hayward. Colonies
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Mr.. w. r. Sims, of the business
Office of Wilder's Steamship Com
pany, has returned from a pleasant
recreation visit to Hilo.
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SPECIAL.
BUSINESS ITEMS.

" In
CHARLES
success >spectfon Invited. MR.
Colo ~ Coop, Artist. Mr.. Good
on 4 Elm making CrayOn or Water
is remarkable. He has now
-. exhibition at ]. J. Williams stu
liio samples of his work, producea
from life and from old pictures, when
the public are invited to inspect MI
Good makes a specially OF repalflhs
Cravous or Water Colors. Studio, al
J.. J. Williams. ot'o-u'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-21

The Hawaiian band will give a
moonlight concert at Makee island
this evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-21

The Hawaiian band gave a con-
cert at the Hawaiian hotel last
evening for the benefit Of the pas
sengers by the Mariposa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-21

rE- The Musical Library OF the
late @. l.. Babc0ck is now on sale NJ
the GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
3264-1tf
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For Sale.

THE PREMISES OF F.. s.
Sz Pratt. ESQ. at Waikiki, as a whole
or in lots TO suit. A rare chance
o, q lot on the beach. Apply to
- J. ALFRED MAGOON,
o,oo-.f Next Postoffice-
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KaWaiahaO Seminary

"As ESTABLISHED a DOMESTIC
Department and are prepared TO
take orders for Jellies, Breads and Cake
AT orders for Fruit Cake for Thanksgiv-
M and Christmas should be sent at
lns anu 34S4-1m
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~ American Enameled Bnt-
tom Hole Buttons for sale At Tue
Y L.
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I SIrd owning one-hs4
,cko the defendant cogc. 9
alton, the other half of theDec. IA
being held by Claus Spr' ior Isn an
trustee for the plaintiff Pekine. Jan. 2
Leave was given Aus tralla. -. Jan. 8
to defend tb-
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LOCAL AND GENERAL,

The steamer Mariposa will sail
for San Francisco at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-21

~ lust Received, a new STOCK
of Storm Serge, in black, olue anu
cream. Sea water will not inJure OF
fade these goods.
EdAN & GUM.
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IMPORTS.

Per stmr Kinau-510 bags sugar, II bales
rrooI 10 bbls poi, go bags potatoes, ~
bses corn, horses, SIS pigs, 50 bags BONES
200 pkgs sundrtes.
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NJ. w. MCCHEsNEY' SONS
Agents Honolulu Soap Works Co
34lONtf.
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Fire Police, Attention

MEETING OF THE ABOVE
n Company will be held at Anne s39
ton Hall THIS Thursday EVEN1No,
at 7 80 O'Clock. Bnsiness-Winding up
of the Company's affairs:
u '' II. ARMITAGE,
otoo.1t Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-21

1t is generally understood that
three members of the Boston's band
will remain in the city and PLACE
themselves under Professor Bersanne
tutorage. Is. is N
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-21

The fire in the hills back of Ma,
hukona, Hawaii, which commenced
last week, was still burning last
Tuesday. While the steamer 81.
nau was passing of, Waipio last
Monday night, the glare from the
burning mass could be distinctly
seer from the steamers deck. The
officers of the steamer were unable
to state the extent of the damage
done by the fire.
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Not

THE UNDER
l. certifes that ov
other branches OIL
entrusted the er
liquor trade to Mr..
who has full powc
me in the same II
Honolulu, Aug
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ri, noon on the 25th, at Oh. 52m a M
~ ,,t,.,o hIova at III 2srn. 34s. Pm. OF
IILe time which the same as I'm. oih' oS'
NJ Gree nwich time.
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.
6Iskta
E

Steamships will leave for and arrive from
an Francisco, on the following dates. till
the close of 1893.
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ssr,s 1E.yIse TO-DAY.

MS S Mariposa, Hayward Tor sap
Francisco, at 10 a m. Eoo,au
Gu PeIe. Petersen, for Makaweh.
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THa Ho-o;;oo bor &c lcLchC III PC
,ba Oonan;a ai'a - 20 q permanentger's
Tue oceanic Win priated ev
this morning fined and til;
Outgoing nltlv G o.qqd will play at
Aver was not, 1or the benefit OF the
3 plaintiff passengers by the >. p
oloSa6 was4
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SHIPPING IETELLlGENCE'

ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20.
RMS Mariposa, Hayward from INC
OS stmr Kiuau, Clarke, from Maui ana ma
wait. No1son from X CO.
Tau.
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Notice.

NEITHER CAPTAIN OR AGENTS
Of Bark Detroit viii be responsible
for any debts contracted by her crew.
1886 1w
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FOIT

4 GOLD PL
N have same by IT,
cription at this office
proof OF property: and
advertisement.
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tlcn a.Dog1% es011''1s
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Choice Carrier Birds

~-S 4 FLOCK OF SIXTEEN
T@s honing Pigeons for sale. Six OF
NI them are imported birds, the
balance were bred here Inquire at
GAZETTE OFFICE.
3l6S-6t I494-2t
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The attention of the police is
called to the fact that number OF
drivers of express teams who stand
near the corner of Fort and queen
streets, indulge in all sorts OF play
on the sidewalk, to the detriment
of passers by. a stop should be
put to this.
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To Let.
Notice to Shippers.

NEW FORM OF SHIPPING
"A Receipt will take effect October LIST;
This is to give notice that on =, ana q
after October lst, 1893, no goods VIII De
received except on the new form.
Bound books can be obtained al our
Office at cost price. ,,ourp 10
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP co.
Bv it's President,
w. c. WILDER.
Honolulu, Aug. l6, 1893. 34IZ-lh
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Wanted.

oNE COPY EACH OF THRUM'S
Almanac for the following years, Tor
which The publishers price will be pad:
io' HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
1929 I4SS-2t
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For Sale.

SMALL NAPTHA LAUNCH. FOX
p''' J. B. CASTLE,
3464-lm Collector-uehel"
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LEAVE HosoLULU DUE AT HONOLULU
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Their large number of the kalakaua
: al-cent rose colored stamps recently
7 purchased by a syndicate will be Dc
shipped to Germany by the . D
Mariposa today.
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cOuyer In anu Vi
Mariposa rs company
AAGstFaa!itivated in sugf
Wartime three pss~nll
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The steamer James Makee As ex-
nected TO arrive from Hanalel,
Kauai. between 6 and Z o'clock this
morning. She will bring here the
fourteen lepers who surrendered
themselves to Policeman J. kaklna
last week.
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hcui w
sixteenths
TO GEORGE
III. Cornwf
and on To
veyed to !
ing one $
On the
AIacfarl
conveye
this lar
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incorp'
same /,
sharei
were
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w. !
share.
BEGAN
lane !
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in Me-
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plant
of the
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stated
and o
alton
The
tenants
and de-
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acres
land q
pectiv'
sbout
sugar
of til
next
erty
corpor
similsi
sand l
plsntai
No PAL
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cane CO
relativ,
land OF
the ties
not ess
part l.
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Cornw'
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allowed
commo
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August
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For Lease or Sale.
Lost.

r OsV-A GOLD HUNTING CASE
Watch. Tiffany maker; case engrav,,
Cd with initials &C. r. So Finder will
he suitably rewarded by returning
With tn MIR. HUGH GUM,
35SO-:f At ECan ~ 0unII >.
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For y:

A # A BARGAIN,
N Solid Tire Bicycle /
Address "C.," this ofti'
3448-b
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
A. S. Nichols.

On Broughton street we find Mr.
A. S Nichols, merchant whose many
years Of experience most eminently mt
him to fill the position he now occupies,
that of being chief caterer to the public
in the shoe and hat trade. Beau Brum-
mel, when he nee Is some articles in this
specific line, goes to Nichols place, where
either the proprietor or one of his trained
corps of assistants serves him with per
feet satisfaction. The farmer comes in
to town with torn hat and worn and
worthless brogans to renew and replenish
them, he goes to Nichols also So from
the highest to the lowest, all are treate |
alike. Nichols makes a speciality Of those
articles which are supposed to ornament
and adorn the two extremities He
plays the cOntortiOnist in so much as
having the two lines Of goods chats and
shoes meet on a common level of cheap
ness and excellence The proprietor is
clever and engaging, the clerks are
thoroughly trained and eager to serve
you; so whether YOU are town or country
bred, when in need Of goods in Nichols
line 90 and see him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
Lindsay & MORGAN.

So much pride is now taken in the or
namentation of our homes that fine furni-
ture has become an indispensable article
to all who desire to keep up with the pro
gressive spirit of the age Prominent
among the business houses engaged in
this line of trade is that of Lindsay Il
Morgan of this city. Since the organiza-
ton OF the enterprise, the business Of this
house has steadily increased under un-
firing efforts and straightforward deal
ings Of the proprietOrs.
They are thoroughly experienced in the
furniture business and competent judges
of all matters connected with the trade
Besides meeting the desires of the trade
in grace of design and beauty of finish,
they have made il their paramount idea
TO add to those essential qualities which
are lacking in many cases, namely, dura-
bility and completeness of workman
ship.
The business premises occupied by this
firm is the large and cOmmOdi-
Gus building at the corner
of Broughton and Barnard streets
which has been erected especially for
them and designed with all the conven-
fences requisite for the display of their
elegant stock Of goods. Besides carrying
a full and complete stock in every depart
ment of furniture, they are extensive
dealers in bicycles, of which they offer
the very best class of manufacture.
Few houses anywhere can show more
honorable and successful business career,
or have obtained such u widespread and
euviable reputatio for uniform courtesy,
fair dealing, and the exercise of the most
liberal policy, as that of Lindsay x
MORGAN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
NJ. M. Sullivan q Son

The best of us are fond Of good living,
and the greater portion of US include in
that fondness a love for fish and oysters
Years ago Messrs. Sullivan & Son began on
a small scale the selling of these luscious
denizens of the deep" on Bryan street
and have built up a trade that extends
over not only Savannah and surrounding
country but over every contiguous state
Enterprise aud square dealing has as
sisted industry, and, in proper season.
there is scarcely a fish that swims but
can be procured at the Messrs. Sulli-
vans. Their arrangements for the
preservation and safe keeping of all
classes of fish and oysters, game, etc, are
perfect; a fine system of cold storage
ware rooms, skillful fishermen and hunt
ers, and quick and sure transportation to
market, has built up one of the largest
trades in this section, at Punta Gorda,
Fla, and at other prominent fisheries this
firm has live agents, and the consumer
may always depend upon getting the very
best and freshest that can be procured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

three other makes com bined and they
have nearly an been sold By Luddcn X
Bates Southern Music House. which has
represented this piano for nearly twenty
years.
The well known Sterling pianos and
organs still maintain their place as the
very best instruments sold at their price
the world over. They are the very en-
bodimcnt Of al that can be expected in a
moderate priced instruments, beautiful
in tone, delicate in touch, good in work
manship and finish.
The popularity of the instruments
handled by the Ludden u Bates Southern
Music House and the winning power of
its business methods are shown by the
fact that in the face of the hardest times
known for twenty years the trade Of the
house shows a steady increase and was
never in more tiOurishing condition.
Every customer is regarded as friend,
and no effort is spared to please. The
greatest safeguard is offered every buyer,
from the fact that the house has but
ONE PRICE to all. Its Instruments are
sold at prices lower than those asked at
the factories, and the least experienced
buyer can purchase as safely and cheaply
by correspondence as can the most care
full and experienced trader. The house
makes a great feature of its direct cor
respOndence trade, and invites everyone to
write as often and as fully as possible
In addition to its great stock of pianos and
organs the Ludden & Bates Music House
carries the largest stock of small inStru-
ments such as violins, guitars banjOs,
flutes, accOrdeons, band instruments to be
found in the south, and its trade in music
and music books is one of the largest in
the country. Every one will be repaid by
looking through the advertisement and
bargain list on the first page of this issue,
and all are invited to write for informa-
ton at once, as such bargains as are there
offered must 90 off at once
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
]. P. WILLIAMS & Co.

This well-known firm are general com
mission merchants, naval stores and cot
ton factors. They keep always on hand
an extensive stock of grain, hay. -four,
provisions, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco,
meal and grits hoop iron, batting. glue,
barrels, tools and groceries in general.
They make liberal advances on consign-
ments, and are prepared to ill all orders
in the above lines of goods with prompt
ness and at the lowest market prices
They furnish special quotations on car
load lots of grain, -four hay, etc. Orders
for bagging and ties are also filed with
dispatch and at the lowest figures. They
have unsurpassed facilities for the trans
action of any business in their lines.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
.SAVANyAHS TRADE YEAR.
Appel g. schaul.

This leading firm continues 20 grow
into prominence. Notwithstanding the
general depression of the times People
must wear clothes. and they soon find out
where they can get satisfactory garments
for their money This house has cOntiu-
ued TO attract the attention OF buyers
ever since 10 was established. Their
course IN business has been watched with
interest by an admlring public, who have
seen them stick close TO their undertaking,
having the moral courage 10 stand by
their excellent system of doing business,
no matter what competitors did to stir
their original plan Of marking
their goods in plain figures
at the beginning of the season, thus avoid
ing the deception sometimes practiccd by
merchants. of selling goods at high prices
when the season opens and the demand
is good only TO reduce the prices when
they wish to revive business at the end
Of the season.
Appel Il Schaul have made unusual
preparations for the coming fall and win
terS trade Their New York resident
buyer has spent the summer, with ready
cash in hand, among the manufacturers
of the north. and has therefore taken ad-
vantage of the great stringencN Of money
in the trade and has ordered the finest
line of mems and boys clothing
and furnishing goods that has ever been
exhibited in this city; and at "a cost far
below the former price Of production. The
customers Of this firm will be offered the
advantages which have been secured by
them and the season Will open with zone
Price to All, " ana that price the lowest.
They have replenished their stock of
DR.. Jaeger's sanatory system of wooden
underwear, for which goods they are sole
agents These valuable garments are
pronounced by every physician of note IN
this and foreign countries as the only
purely sanatory article in the world.
They carry large stock of these goods
on hand a all times for ladies', children
ana men, and they would be pleased to
mail catalogues of DR. Jaeger's sanitary
goods TO anyone upon application.
They do quite an extensive country
trade and enjoy the confidence of the peO-
pie generally. The mail order depart
ment, being under the personal super
vision Of one of the members of the firm,
all orders from out Of the city receive the
very best and promptest attention They
particularly solicit &. O. ID. orders, with
privilege of examination. This firm also
does an extensive iObbing business, and
country merchants would consult their
own interests best by calling in and
looking through their jobbing depart
ments, or write for samples.
Taking it on the whole, Appel & Schaul
have always sustained the very enviable
reputation they have attained for honesty
in their methods. A corps of courteous
clerks are in attendance at all times and
the most polite attention is accorded all
who favor their parior clothing establish
ment with call
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
bon Marche. !"

This attractive sign is placed over the
door of Maj Schwarz' 5 large and elegant
building on Bull street, and is occupied
by l. Levkowicz, the enterprising mer-
chant, who will open his mammoth estab-
ment on next Monday.
Mr.. LevkOwicz proposes to make his
store the most attractive emporium for
ladies that has ever been known in the
south His stock comprises every article
of goods which is sold in the leading
baZars of the world, and are direct i'm
portations from Europe through the Gus
tom house of Savannah. The goods are
the finest that have ever been
brought to this city and will
be sold at prices which can
not fail to draw the patronage of all who
appreciate excellent qualities at reasona-
BILE prices. In addition to a full line of i'm
ported dress goods, trimmings, linens,
laces and fancy articles, this well stocked
establishment will have millinery de-
partment where the latest productions
of the French artists will be offered to the
consideration of the ladies of Savannah.
MIR LeVkoWicz has had an extensive eX-
perience in this line of business, having
conducted for years the largest empori-
um of the kind in Costa RiCa, Central
America.
A competent corps of statesmen and as
Sistants have been engaged at this eS-
adjustment; among them is Mr.. f. NJ
Perry, of this city, who is well known to
the trade, having been engaged with
Gustave Eckstein 81 Co. for a period of
ten years,
Al the formal opening of the Bon
Marche, - on next Monday, everybody is
invited to call and see the elegant stock
of French and English importations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
Kiesling's N nursery.

Is known everywhere as one of the at
fractions Of the city and has a great repu-
tation among all the tourists and visitors
TO Savannah. A trip TO Kiesling's will be
found enjoyable at any season of the
year. 1t is situated on the White Bluff
road near the city. The Belt Line cars
pass through the nursery at the extension
of Habersham street, just over the bridge
which crosses the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway track. Mr.. kiesling is
an artist in his profession. He is an en-
thusiaslic florist and takes great pride in
all Of his selections of valuable plants.
He promptly fills orders for bouquets, de-
signs ana cut flowers. Orders left at
Ronsenfeld x Murrays $. Whitaker street
between Broughton and State near the
pOStOtice will receive immediate atten-
ton. Orders by telephone carefully at
tended to. Telephone 240
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
Francis Hart.

Mr. Hart is the successor of the old
established house of James Hart 81 Bro.
For thirty-six years this firm has been
well and fayorably known to the planters
of Georgia, South Carolina and Florida,
and has enjoyed an enviable reputation
for honesty and fair dealing. Mr. Hart
will keep the new concern fully up to the
old standard. He solicits consignments
of cotton, rice, etc, and promises personal
attention to same. He has superior facil-
tiles for handling all business entrusted
TO him, and guarantees prices to be the
best obtainable His stock of groceries,
provisions liquors, cigars, tobacco, etc,
is very complete, and visitors to the city
are invited to inspect the same
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
D. Y. Dancy & Chaplin.

The above is new firm name doing
business as cotton factors and commission
merchants at 50 Bay street, but the gen
tlemcn comprising the firm are we'll
known throughout the state, having been
in this business for a number of years.
MIR, Dancy Is Of the late firm of II. Il. *
ID. y. DducN, ana needs no Introduction
to the trade. He has been in The busins IS
for twenty-five years. Mr. w. h. Chaplin
has been in the commission business since
1867, ana has been associated with Mr.
Dancy for six years. The new firm
solicit consignmen,s ana are prepared 10
make liberal advances on same. They are
euJcrprlsIug ana reliable men, and ali
business entrusted with them Will be
promptly attended to.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

Everybody knows that p. Barrett runs
tirst-class establishment and turns out
as high grade work as can be made any
where Fine work is a speciality and he
pays special attention to building of car
riages, wagons, drays and, in fact, all
kinds of vehicles. He employs the very
best workmen and his painting and trim
ming departments are complete and per
feet in every detail, His horseshOeing
department is patronized by all those
who know the value of good work and
appreciate prompt attention.