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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
"The Smallest HAIR Throus o. Mndo7

the polar seas can suggest, and the
belief is tha, ii they do not succeed
in reaching the objective point tney
will at least gain much valuable inror-
nation heretofore not possessed, and
it is within the range of possibility
that some .ne of them may break the
record Of the 200 years that the world
has been trying to find the North Pole.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
THE SEARCH FOR THE NORTH
POLE.
Norfolk VirRiaian

INOElOIR Str2lHIan
Arctic explorers. never daunted by
the failure of others in their search
of the North Pole or the privations,
suffering and death which attend
such expeditions. are again preparing
to renew the search, and this summer
four distinct expeditions will start
out from as many directions with the
hope Of solving the great geographical
problem which, from time to time, has
claimed the attention of explorers
everywhere. The first to start was
Lieut.. Peary, who left Philadelphia
day or so since, and who will confine
operations. FIST to surveying the
Greenland coast This being done
he will push on it possible for the
North Pole. Lieut.. Peary returned
last year, it will be remembered,
from an exploration of Greenland, on
which occasion he was accompanied
by bis wife who goes with him on this
trip also.
The oth'r three expeditions VIII
commence work from the European
or Asiatic Northern coast lines. One
Of them will be under the command
OF Swede named Enroll, who will
leave the coast of Spitzbergen to-day
or tomorrow, in a vessel built for
Arctic exploration. and which can be
converted into number of sledges
He says he will drive direct for the
pole, cross it md return by Baffn's
bay. The second OF these expeditions
will be headed by Fausen, Norwe-
gian explorer. Vausen has recently
crossed Greenland and he proposes
this time to try the danger Gus expert
men, of letting his ship become frozen
in the ice pack and drift with it two
or three pears, his theory bsiag that
the drift is in the direction of the
North pole from the Siberian coast,
This feat is regarded as the, most per
ilous and daring yet attempted.
The third Of these explorers Is Capt.
Markham, who goes out under the
of the Royal Geographical
Society. Capt. Markham will attempt
to reach the pole by stage, taking
four wears to do SO. He will start
from Franz Joseph Land snd work
his way no-thwa-d, and proposes to
establish supply depot 200 miles
of the pole. To do this be calculates
it will take two years and the third
summer he will plant the y nion Jack.
Despite the dangers and the fail
ures which heretofore have befallen
their predecessors, it is wonderful TO
gee bow sanguine these taen are and
how strong their belief is of ultimate
success in their undertaking.
The fenr expeditions named are
~ led by men of courage and ex-
oerienee and are Supplied with all
he appliances science and service in |
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

There is man in Missouri who
wants a divorce from is bride of two
days. She waved her dainty little
hand at HIM, at first sight, he capitu-
lated without terms aud wi hin three
days they we're m arried. A couple
Of days after there was an animated
discussion between them in which
she emphasized her points with flat
iorn on his head. This convinced
him that she was OF an entirely too
demonstratlve nature and he wants
to be only himself again without flat
iron appendages. e
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

8. j. Chandler, Richmond, Va.
writes: mo one can afford To be
without b. i. who wishes an appe-
lite. couid scarcely eat single bis
cult for breakfast. but since taking
B. B. B. l clean the table So to
speak" -
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

Miss Lizzie Borden is now disturbed
bv hosts of admirers anxiously seek
ing her hand. There are 500, 600
or more In it.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

Several insurance companies have
withdrawn from the State Of Ter
mes: ee because the law Row requires
them to Ale copy of their charters.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

A horse owned by farmer living
near Owensboro. Ky, goes without a
master and drives up the COWS every
evening.-Ex,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
EXTRA SESSION CALLED.

President Cleveland has issued his
call tor the Congress Of the United
States to meet in extra session on
7th August next.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
WHEAT.

Wheat has touched the lowest
price on record fer forty gears, and
quantities are now being bought for
Europe. This is hard on the West.
The South also has some new wheat
to sell. for we have raised more bread
stuffS this wear than usual But our
chief crop being cotton, which has
been solo and paid fer, the South IS
not 50 much affected by the present
'ew prices as the West, and we are
much better off. When the money
scare is over. the South will go ahead
on an unparalleled career of pros
perity, withou: having had any ser
ious set back.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

The F1sHERMAK & FARMER wants
a good, Trustworthy and reliable agent
in all the surrounding oca tiles. Lib
eral commission will be givsu right
parties. Apply At snce, by letter or
o the Office.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

on KING STREET,
The Popular Pace OF the Town.
The choices; and hest Wines, Liquors
&c always on hand.
The finest stock of ). 10 and IL cts
Cigars in the city
One visit will guarantee the secosd.
Thanking my friends and the public
for tho very liberal patronage already
received, am still
II. E. Williams.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15
Ser eeranton 2urnysreiu

i6eint in ter tommenben @interSaifon
rebt atttp auftreten su tpolIen unb bat
sln Yro9ramm bereits fsrtis poraeIeat,
3usrit iei erpdbnt, bab bic reeeImasiaen
Observation-Disclosures bon iest ab
pieoer ieben stpeitsn Sonntaa i'm W(onat
9la6m. 8 lbr, ifuttfinbsn, aIiu bic ndd,fts
am 8. Oftober. Damn 1T fsrner i'm Gs.
pd6tniB ;u bebaItsn:
Am Diittnod, ben 25. Ottober. finbst
eln Sbauturnen itatt /; am 80. Ropember
1T elne 4bsnSunterbaltuns nit aemiIttsm
Broaramm bic Administrations
unb bas Splpeiter. .2rdnsden tpsrben am
SOnntag, ben 81. 0esember. abssbaItsn
am "a. Sanuar 1T SamiIien. 9lbsnb unS
am ID. Sebrulr Der DtastenbaQ.
Surnlebrer Garl Staiber Bat sbenfaQs
Elm ausfibrli6es Brosramm sntrporfeu
unb perbffentIi&t. ginsanss bsheIbsn
iast er:
Scr 3ped bes Surnuntsrridtes 1T
bic barmonii&e gntpideluns unb 8raf.
tisuns be8 sansen 8Drpsrs, bur6 bic
bierpur6 beSinste @Isi6mGbisteit in benz
4ufbau beS 26rpsrS tpirb benz SdDn.
beitsiinn Hednuns setrasen uns bic
menidli6e @eitalt ibrem SbeaI nabsr
sebradt. 9luS einem unsei6Iadten unb
un9elcnfen 8naben tpirb elm anmutiasr,
seiunoer, frdftiser 0lann, nit leidten
unb sra,lDisn 8epesunsen. Das reseI.
mdbise Surnen itdrft baS 8lfsrat.
brinst bic SduIter suriid, srtpeitert ben
Srultfafsn uno siebt ben WlusfsIn gIaIti.
sitdt."
giiemunb ipirb in gbrsbe itsIIen fDnnen,
mas bier iiber Die tpobltbatisen @rgebniTe'
zines ipitematii6en 3urnuntsrri6tes ss.
ia9t 1T, unc Sdreiber bisies fann aus
grfabruns bsitdtisen, bab bic tppbItbdti.
gen 9a6ipirfunsen nod i'm pprseriidten
4lter su psripiiren iinb. glnsrtannt 1T
AUDI Der 8runofab, bab nur in einsm sss
lumber RDrper elm ssiunber @siit ipobnen
fam. DerieIbe bat fait in nod b6bsrem
8rabe auf Dtabben 9npenbung, ais
auf 3naben; Iebtsre t6nnsn ii1 i'm
Rotbfaae au6 auf anbers 8eiIe iibsn,
ipas ben Mdo4en bur9 Site unb Sers
fommen perbotsn 1T. glidt 3u unter.
i6aben 1T fsrner bic S6rberuns bon
DissipIin uno @eboriam bur9
einsn sereselten Eurnunterridt, stpei
6aftoren, bic serabe in Mmerifa i6psr
ms Geipidt fallen unb ben @Itsrn Bel Der
8inbsrersisbuns su @ute fommsn.
Sn Der Spoe Bart 2urniduIe 1T Der
nnterribt Dienitas unb Srsitas flir
8naben, SDslinse unb attire Turnsr;
Diittpod unb Samitas fir Mab6sn.
uno Damentloiien. Sn oer Sdbisits
Iurni6ule (IrbsiterbaIIe) tpirb Wontas
uno 9pnneritas llnterridt sessben; bon
As unb 6-7 9ladm. fur bic Wdbbens
fIafen, unb bon 5-6 unb rs fur
8nabentIafen. lleber aqes Bsitsre tpirb
Serr SurnIebrer Staiber bereitipiIlisit
Ausfunft ertbeiIen unb 8rosramme an
iol9e perienoen, bic barum anfrassn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15
StaStratt.
SeIect GounciI, 7. Sept

SeleCl Spunctl, 4. Sept.
Die SiBuns tpar iniOfern bon 9rbbs'
rem Snterefe, neil perfbiebene tpidtise
&ontrafte su perseben iparen unb bic 8e'
tbeilisten iid boIsdblis einsefunbsn bat.
ten. Sanperion fiibrte ben 8oriib. q
SIR bic 9luffiilluns iibsr benz @uIssrt
an Dslaipare Strobs tparsn bic stpei
niebristen Insebote pbais slei6-Safob
&. sobIsr unb Gorcoran & Donabue, ie
s260-unb bas @omite snti9isb bur9's
Coos fir Sobler.
Sir bic SeriteIuus bes Sepsrs i'm
fiinfsebnten Diitritt tuaren bic Nnssbote
psit BON chamber, bas bb4fte bon Gsbr.
Dunn S16.779 20, baS niebrisfts bon
SSersuion & 3oonsp in @ilfssbarre 49,
500 ; lsbtere srbisltsn ben gontraft.
8. 3. & ". 6. WpnieS unb 3i6arb
& 9apis rsi9ten ie Elm 4nsebot fir $3.50
fir cine gbsussrbbre an 2userneitraBe elm;
oaS 2ooS enti6iso su @unten bon Wo'
niss.
gnsebote fir 8eridIdIe fir bas goIi,
seis Department unb fur metaIii1e file
cases fir baS Muni,ipaIsebdube Sinssn
an bic suitdnbissn GomiteS fir Isbtsre
tparen bic 4nsebote bon stpsi &onfurrsns
ten ebenfaIS slsid.
Solssnbe nsus 8orIassn ipurSsn Elm,
sereidt: Der economy 8eIeudtunss
unb Sei,unsS @eisaidaft bas 8sdt sur
SenuBuns Der Straben suseitebenb /; bab
Der Muppr cine semeini6aftIi6e Sibuns
,ur anbbruns Der 8eii9tiser bss pisrten
Seiperbiltritts berufe; beSslei1sn sur
4nbbruns beS 8sridtS bstrsifsnb ben
pierssbnten Sefpsr Diitrift bab Der
Strabeniommi6dr pdbrenb bes 8auss
Der Barrier Strabs Bride cine tsmpordrs
5uBbriide erridte.
@nSsdItis puiiirten foIssnbe 8srorb'
nuneen: Sir 3ipeieieiper an MuIbsrrp
Strabe; fir gfaitsruns bon @pmbs
4asp bab bic 8eopIs8 Strabenbabn
So. ibre 2inien auSbebnen uno betreibsn
oarf; fiir slnldaffuns bon feds Spri.
benrDbren fir bas 5suerbepartement.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15
FUR ebrlide @utter. /.

Seiner 8eit bat uniere Staats. .2esis.
latur Elm 8eiet bstrsffS ber Seritelune
bon 8unfbutter (Dlsomarsarine) ansss
nommen. 9a fe eS aber unterIafen
bat. bic notbpenbiss 8sripiaisuns fir Sas
Gmt beS Mildtpirtbidaft GommiHars
Rssoer su MAIDEN, 1T berieIbe nibt in
ber Sage, bic 8eitimmuneen bss @eiebes
ausaufiibren. 9ia6 elmer 8eratbuns bes
GommiIGrs nit benz @obern5r Yattiion
III bei6Iohen tporben, SIC, 900 bur6 ben
8erfauf bon Gftien ;u ie $50 bas Stiid
aufsutreiben. Da8 @elb ioa als cine
bem Staate seIisbene Summe betrabtst
unb ioa bis gum l. SUM- 1895 surId bes
3abIt iperben. Sr. 8eeber tpirb iofort
allen eonitabIern i'm Staats bic Gnipei.
flung ssben, bon allen 8erfdufern unb
Sabrifanten bon aunitbutter ireenb mel.
der Grt biertelidbrIiden 8eridt on bas
County. @eridt su MAIDEN, ipie bas @e'
feb bon 1885 beitimmt. Set ettpa a6t
Sabren baben bic Better bon WiIdtpirtbs
ibaften i'm bitIihen TbeiIe bonn Staate
bas @eIb Sur 4usfdbrun9 beS @eisbes
unter iid aufsebradt. Da aber bas
@eisb bic SerftelIuns bon OIeo seitattet.
iit as fdiper, bas 8eripsnben behelben
sur SsritslIuns BON Butter su Dsrbiiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15
ben 6reu;eu

oes 8rantbeitsfeloes, inuerbab oeifsu 20 nit
Dem brten grfol9e an9em.noet miro 1T Softet.
ters Magenbitters eIne 8amiIisnmeo;in bon
pstreid'nber Birfuns. sic 1T Dem VnbIitlm
ME ale cine llpiueriapanaess fir ole topper.
Iihen 9eioen uno aufednuseH aufseoranat
porhen. Die Spalten Der Sa9esprefe entbaItsn
td9lid BanoWilrmer Don artlfeln sur Anpreil.
un9 uon fog Spe,ialmittsIu, tueIde ale in einem
panobnd Der WsbBin per;sidnstsu &ranfb.ittn
beilen Ioaen. Die semifienIoie aufldnsioerel,
welder ficb pieIe Gigsntbiinsr terartiger Sduin.
oelprdparate i6uIols MAIDEN, bat in Sauisnoen
Don 6dllen oas 9ublifum Dor alien ourd tpe,eI.
les Gt8cnibumsredt s,idisteu fog. 9atentmeoi.
jinen fupffdeu 9emadt, 70 oab Die Grfinog
pirtli6 gutter @ebiiHen Die in seuifen 8dIsu
rittiee Suren gu Stanos bringsu, oaourb be.
nadtbeilist wutoen anbers frsiliub berbdIt
lids init SOitsttetS @asenbttsrs. 9as anne.
ritaniide Boil tennt aus lansidbrger Grfabruug
oefeu oft etproote 8or3ige nno ipsib 6ab oas
8uters elm uortreffides Wittsl gegen Ralara
nno 1eberleiben Sartleibigteit. Herp0ie, rbeu.
matiibe, Hisren uno Maseubeiduerosn III.
Seine @irfun9en fuo naturssmaB uub sriino.
lid uno aus oHism @runo piro es BON 3ablrei.
den asrStsn aud inoo1rt uno smPfobIsH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15
Bebffer uub GfeYelaub.

esn ieinsr ioippbI in bsr alien ipie in
Der neusn WsIt beriibmt eetporbenen
Boti&aft bonn 8. ausuit bat ii& prdii'
bent GlepsIanb bod iibsr alIe Yarteiflep'
perei srboben. Ulit marfisen 8orten
aeiste sr in ibr, .,bab bisfe Wdbrunss'
frase feline Barteifrase, fonesrn eins
Srase isbeS @ei6dftes unb iebes Saus'
baItes it," limb nit beionberer @drme
ipies CT babel auf baS Wobl unb @sbs
Der arbeiter bin.
Seine Sbaiss Srsibeit bonn Barteiseilt
beipies er in bieier 8otiaaft aber AUDI
babur6, bab CT fur feline Sere6te Sads
ben @siit zines Staatsmannes anrlef
peIder elmer Der setpaltisfen @ssner
Der bemofratiidsn 8attsi mar. Gr
nannte ibn nidt bsim Namen, beseidEets
ibn aber ala sinsn Der srbbten Son bieiem
2anbe bsrporssbradten Staatsmdnner
unb fiibrte aus elmer 8ebe oeiislben bic
STEELE an:
,,@er por allen anberen bas bDdits
ssntersiIs an einsm betdnbisen Gelos bal
unb am meiifen burh unbeilpoue 8eiss'
asbune in @eIbansslesenbeit leibst, oas
IL Der, tpsIder feline tdsli6es Srof
burd feline tdslide glrbeit ertpirbt."
Daniel Webfer iprad bieie @orts in
Ser. Gtaatsn Senat i'm Sanuar 1884
unb ,tpar in elmer &sbe, tpelds er se8sr
ben bamalisen bemotratiiben Brditben'
ten Sudion unb ssssn ben BON oisien
mad ber bamaIisen 8anf ber Der. Staa'
ten ssfdbrtsn Iobesitrsi& belt.
snbem 8robsr Slepslanb ienen trefl
fsnben @sbfsr'i6en Spru4 serabe sins'
sessn ben bemOiratii4sn absOtt ssri9ts'
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ten 8sbe ertnabm. bstpiss er um 10 msbr
feline unparteilidfsit.
8r6lioent GIepelanb 1T Der Mniibt,
baB InsefdtS elmer srpben alssmeinen
Gefabr, tuie bic iebise Wdbrunsss uns
Sinan,. Griiis eine 1T, ieber 8artsissiit
Idpeissn fol-. 4ud bon bieiem Stanos
punfe aus bate er &ebt, ben @eiit Web'
Itsr'S ansurufsn. 9snn ssraos 8ebfsr
CAB ia elm rubmrsi6ss geiipieI Der 8srs
lsusnuns bes Parieiseiites, inoem sr i'm
SABRE 1885, nadbem Siios sgaroIina bic
i5abne Der Qualification" aufsepfanSt
bate, nit Der sunsen 8rdft feines 9eiites
ben porbsr unb nadber aufS tpu6tieits
bon ibm befdmpften Brdiibenten Sadion
unb beHen patriotiide SaItuns unters
Itiibte.
g9ebiter baIf bamaIS nit Der eansen
Wa6t ieiuer 9eribnlidfeit unb ieiner ME
iibertrofsnsn 8srsbtiamtsit bem bemO'
fratiiben 9rdlibsnten, ipabrenb elm be-
trd6tIi6er Sbeil Der @onsrebs Demo.
tratie seeen bic bonn bemotratii6en 8rdii'
oenten ben iiibcuroIinii9en 9tuIlifca.
tions. unb Sasiiions. @eItten sesenabs,
sinsenommene iraftpoae Saltuns iuar
llno 10 iolten in Der isbisen uubsrprbsnt'
li6sn Gonsrebiibuns bic 8epubIifaner
benz sIprrsitem 8siipiele bes Demotra'
tenfsinbeS @ebter foIBsnb, ben bsmofra
tiiden Yrdlioenten unb feline perniinftie
unb ssre6te Su6e sesen tpiberipenitie
8smotraten unteritiBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15
Sas 6efes Der 0ereeltmna.

ST fbrpsrIibs 3ddtisuns ismaIS se'
redtfertist? Sic 1T. serabe tpie eins
dirurbiide Operation eeredtfertist 1T,
tpenn ale anbers Mittel ansetpsnbst
tpuroen, unb srfoIsIoS iparen, i6reibt
gliiabetb &obinion ScobiI in einem ees
banfenpollen MrtifsI fiber ,,Die 8d6s
tisuns bon 8inbern." in benz Septembsr
"Ladies Home Journal". Gin 8inb
ipessn einsm isbr fIsinen 8erssbsn su
aa&tissn. madt es trosis unb itumpfi
fein @sfiibl fiber Redt unb nnre6t at.
Wenn eS nit 8orbeba1t Sdmersen fir
4nbere bereitet, mub eS ielbit S6merssn
fiblen. gs 1T bas itrenee @efeb Der
8erseItuns, bem nemanb i'm NadIeben
entfommen fann. 8orbeba1te @reueI.
that. fortipdbrenbsr llnseboriam mag 70
sssGdtist tpsrssn, es 1T absr cine bsbenf.
li6e Sa6e, es su risfiren, feline 2eiben'
i6aft 3u erresen, anitatt es bon Der nrs
ia4e au iibsrseusen.
N.Y. Mnnnnrirt IN, 9UnhpnhIntfU
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15
SuAft Su SeSAdftianna

Sine ursae,ei6nete SeIesenbet fur bsutids
Mfdnner uno tSraueu Die fid elm SuBabIenoss
paupt. ODER Rebenselb6ft 9riinoen luollen.
$75 bis 500 per Mpnat 9arantirt. Ndb.rts
our& Or. sdoOp, SO. II Maiu Ctr Iaeius,
Bisconiiu. l9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15

Ba- Seine muiifaIii6e SnItrumente
sisener Smportation 25 Prosent biaiser
aIs ie supOr. 8. Sdimpif, 3l7 2adas
tpanna Ipenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15

1@- Nnnoncirt TIM .,WohenbIatt"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-26
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Owing to a severe headache a New
Yorker committed suicide the other
day.
A Modavian lady is at her own eX.
pense constructing railway from one
of her estates to the nearest town.
In Great Britain the annual sick rate
for each inhabitant is ten days to the
year; in the United States eight days.
Tables show that per 100000
Protestants in Bavaria there are 64o
insane, per 100000 Catholics $40,
and per 900, 900 Hebrews 100.
Dtscartes says he was followed by
an invls bic person whose voice he
heard urging him to continue his re
search after truth.
The kind Of wood most in favor for
antique and medieval carvings were
oak, cedar, cypress, sycamore, pine,
box, fig and ebony.
Egyptian statues of all kinds were
generally painted, and the granite OF
which they were made was always
beautifully polished.
Greek paintings were executed II
distemper with glue, milk or white O
eggs, and on wood, clay, plaster, stone
parchment and canvas,
The oil deposits Of Pennsylvania
were discovered in IS45 by two men
boring FIR salt. They struck an oil
spring which gave forty gallons a day.
A new lyud-taking telephone has
been invented in England. The re-
ceiving instrument is said to speak loud
enough to be heard all over the room.
Knotty fingers with square phalanges
are peculiar to theorists on practical
matters, such as affairs of government
and administration. Pascal and Des
cartcs had such fingers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-26
THE NEW ELECTRICAL COM
PANY.
A Man From New York Will Do the
House Wiring.

n ouse wiring
The electrical work of +. O. Hall &
Son has received considerable impetus
with the arrival Of Mr.. George Carney,
who has been secured to take charge
of interior wiring and fixture work for
the above firm.
Mr.. Carney comes from New York
city, where he has been long engaged
in the highest grades of electrical work
in residences, fre-proof buildings and
ocean steamships.
In New York Mr.. Carney was asso-
ciated in the electric lighting with Mr.
Warmer, superintendent Of the Ha-
waian Electric Company.
The people Of Honolulu are forum
ate in being able to avail the mselves Of
the services Of man who is 50 tho
roughly acquainted with this compIl-
Gated and important work.
Now is the time for persons desiring
electric lights to have their houses
wired in readiness for the current
which the Hawaiian Electric Co, will
soon be able to Furnish from the
thoroughly equipped station now being
erected on Hale Kauia street.
No doubt lhat any orders for wiring
will be gladly received by Mr., Carney
and be promptly attended to,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-26
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received at the
Interior Office until TUESDAY, October 3Ist,
at IL o'clock noon, for furnishing supplies OF
Steam coal for all Government purposes, to be
delivered in quantities as required, between
November list and March 3Ist, 1894.
Information as to probable requirements
will be furnished upon application to the Office
Of the Superintendent Of Public Works.
Coal to be subject TO the inspection and
approval of the Superintendent of Public
Works.
All Tenders must be endorsed "Tender fol
Coal"
The Minister Of the interior does not bipt
himself to accept the lowest or any bid.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Sept. 10, 1893. I47-3t
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PERSONAL.

+. ID. Walker, formerly connected
with the police department here, re-
turned on the Oceanic.
S. Watanabe, a japanese with a
European wife, who is attached TO the
Japanese legation at London, is on his
way to that place.
Among the through passengers on
the Oceanic Jhis trip is O. Won del
Hyde, who is connected with a large
mercantile firm at Hongkung.
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tender, viii be received at Office
OF the Minister Of the Interior till IL o'clock
noon on WEDNESDAY, September 10th,
1895, for lumber for construction of new
wharves, Honolulu. Specifications can be
seen at the office Of Superintendent of Public
Works. All Tenders must be endorsed
Tender for Lumber"
The Minister Of the Interior does not bind
himself to accept the lowest or any bid.
]. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
interior Office, Sept 18th, 1893. I46.3t
The time for receiving the above Tenders
has been extended until WEDNESDAY,
November Ist, 1893, at the same hour and
place.
J. A. KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
I47-4t
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FOR DRUGS AND MEDICAL
SUPPLIES,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Honolulu, Sept. 18th, 1893.
Sealed Tenders will be received at this
office until WEDNESDAY, September a7,
1893, at IL O'Clock noon, for supplying Drugs
and Medical Supplies to all Government Dis
trict Physicians, Hospitals and Dispensaries
under control Of the Board Of Health for the
term Of one year from October list, 1893.
A list of the Drugs and Medical supplies
can be procured on application at this Office
The articles to be furnished must be of the
very best quality only, and should be up to
the requirements Of the Pharmacopoeia of the
United States Of America unless otherwise
ordered.
The Board does not bind itself to accept the
lowest or any bid
WILLIAM O. SMITH,
President of the Board OF Health,
I4S-ot
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

AkKlN Al.N'
From Yokohama, per 5 5 Oceanic, Sept IS
For Honolulu: + A Hardcastle, G c
Leisse, Capt + ID Walker, X Yamao. In
transit: { Baker Jr, Miss Z N Bovine, Miss
Fabian, Master Fall, Mr. and Mrs c 6 Fall,
Mr. and Mrs Herter, o Won Der Hyde, Z {
Herdman, A Jansen, A Mckisack, Dr
Macleist, Rev and Mrs Ohlinger, Z d Rosen.
baum, Miss Rena Rezner and maid, d W
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs S Watanabe, and IoI
Chinese IN steerage.
From San Francisco, per bkt Planter, Sept
26-Mrs l. l. la Pierre and son, Mr. Ahorn,
Morris Siche, Z b Bray and & llurrakane.
DEPARTURES.
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NOT ICE.

OFFICE OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Honolulu, Sept. 18th, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named persons have this day been appointed
members of the BOARD OF PRISON IN
SPECTORS, namely;
]. A. KENNEDY Esquire,
]. A. MACON Esquire,
c. p. IAUKEA Esquire.
WILLIAM o. SMITH.
(Approved) AtIorney-General.
f. NJ. HATCH, Acting Minister Foreign
Affairs.
], A, KING, Minister Interior.
5. NJ. DAMON, Minister Finance.
1879
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FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED
BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received at the Office
of the Minister Of the Interior until WE'D
NESDAY, November Ist, 1893, at IL O'Clock
noon, for furnishing Yellow Metal, Coppering
Nails, Felt, and other material for new
wharves, Honolulu. Specifications can be
seen at the office Of the Superintendent Of
Public Works.
The Minister Of the Interior does not bind
himself to accept the lowest or any bid.
J.. a. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
interior Office Sept. 23rd 1893. I53-Im