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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

A Low estimate of Yale's share OF
the net receipts from the Springfield
and New York games is said TO be
twenty thousand dollars. Muscle and
slugging win fame and wealth. The
prizes of collegiate life are won by
Drawn and brutality. The world knows
who are the captains of football teams
at the universities, but who knows the
names of those most noted for scholar
ship2 Daniel Webster, while yet a
student at Dartmouth, was attracting
attention by reason of his intellectual
powers, but the future expounder of
the constitution would have "paled his
Intellectual fires in the presence of
the effulgence that envelops the foot
ball or baseball hero of these later days.
Choate or Holmes hardly needed the
discipline of broken nose, dislocated
ankle, an eye gouged out, battered
shins, slugging blow remanding the
recipient to Inconsistencies, to de-
velop his mental gifts, or those physi-
cal powers that should buttress a strong
intellect. Nor does any other student.
Athletics, in its modern acceptation, is
an excrescence on college life, as much
as are the contests of the prize ring on
modern cisilizition. They produce no
normal physical development. The
few chosen spirits make up the ''team,' y
the many repose in the obscurity of a
clustered life. A systematic use of the
gymnasium and such exercise as the
school campus or the stream affords in
the season of out-of-dOor sports, under
proper regulation, is in every way de.
sirAble. These are legitimate and
wholesome. The intercollegiate con
test, or inter.school of any grade, is alb
normal, unwholesome and demoraliz
ing. A school team, '-3ollege or sem
mary or high school - on tour of
matched games is likely TO become t
nursery of rowdyism and immortality
The youngsters, the country over, seen
to be dominating presidents, principals
and faculties in this matter. tn,
schools best advertisement appears t
be, not it's equipment for EDUCATION
but the victories of its strolling team
of athletes" The big colleges Sc
the pace, and the schools of every con
dition catch the step.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

SENATOR LODGE proposes to know
the facts respecting the recent surren-
der in China, by the United States
minister, OF two jap ,ue,e ,tudsnts to
the Imperial authorities at Marking.
The care of the japanese in China and
the Chinese in Japan is confiied by
their respective governments to the
United States ministers. These Japan
ese students were charged with b, ing
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

HAWAII is arranging her customs
and appointing her institutions with
reference to becoming sometime part
Of the United S ates, so that when that
event becomes matter of history she
will be feeling very much at home in
the new relation. The new republic
adopted 1.-THE day we celebrate" dat
ing its existence under a republican
form of government from July 4, 1894.
The island republic not only proclaimed
day of thanksgiving, but selected the
day appointed in this country for the
observance of the festival. Blood of
our blood and bone of our bone, the
timing of the day of the beginning of
the new national existence and the
adoption of the home customs follows
Gas the night the day." Who can
doubt that after the perils encountered
and vanquished during two years of
revolution the Hawaians, with the very
probable exception of Queen Lii and
her confederates, observed the day in
no perfunctory spirit?
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

THE war of words over football is
now raging over the employment of
professionals on the teams. Charges
and counter-charges are met by angry
denial, and through the whole there
possibly runs very dark thread of
falsehood and deceit. Hardly school
team, in the big college or the country
school, in football or base ball, but
what violates some rule or principle of
morals or honor in these contests,
though it may be sometimes disguised
by very thin veneering of truth or
fact. The smuggling in of outside help
is one of the temptations and one of
the demoralizing practices in the ball
playing depart nent of school "ath-
letics."
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12
East Barre.

John Bixby is at work for George La
chine in his blacksmith shop.
Church services are now held in the opera
house. A large congregation was present
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet on
Thursday afternoon and evening with Mrs.
III. w, Bullock.
DIR. G. IL. Gray has so far recovered from
the typhoid fever rs to ride out a little way
but looks as though it would be some time
before he can attend to any other patien s..
Kate Bugbee and Ivan Gray were dele
gates from Moscow Lodge TO the County
G BOD remplars' Union, held at Mortified
last Thursday. They also to ok part in the
prize speaking contest and Ivan brought
home one of the prizes.
Arrangements have been perfected by
which Miss Elsie Powers of the New Eng
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

The village schools open with a large at
tendance from outside.
About 5000 was raised at the dedication
service to apply on the church debt.
Arthur G. jackson and wife and Mrs. DR..
Jackson start for Florida this Iweek for the
winter.
f. w. Arnold has purchased three acres
OF land near the end of the railroad at Buff
falo Junction.
There will be Christmas concert on the
Sunday evening before Christmas at the
NJ sthodist church.
Shattuck is opening up this week fine
line OF holiday goods. II you want any
thing you can't find anywhere else, go and
see him.
The funeral of Mrs. j. #. Conant, an old
resident of the west hill, and widow of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction CITY,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
hope ior her, but two bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and she Gays it saved her life. Mr..
Thomas Egrers, l30 Florida ST., San
Francisco, suffered from q dreadful cold,
approaching consumption. tried with
out result everything else. then bought
II bottle DR.. Kings New Discovery
ana in two weeks was cured. 10 is nat
urally thankful. 1t is such results, OF
which these arc samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. Regular
size SOC and Sl.00. 5
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a NOTABLE ~CGLEBnATION

at thu State University Ot Especial In.
tcrcst to Farmers and the People of the
State.
The first week in April will be one OF
unusual interest to the University OF
West Virginia, at. Morcantown. on nc
count OF the celebration upon the COM
pletion OF the station building.
On April 5 there will be conventions
OF the State Wool Growers Association,
to which everybody interested III the
wool business in the state is invited.
On the samc day tho dairymcn and
hortIculturists OF the state will also
mcnt to organize q State Dairy Associa-
ton and n State Horticultural Society.
There will doubtless be Il number OF
prominent farmers engaged in these
industries in attendance from 4 dis
lance. 4 full representation, also, OF
the farmers OF Monongalia, Preston and
Marion counties is expected, and a
most cordial invitation is extended 10
everybody 10 attend these meetings and
assist in organizing these societies.
which are likely in future TO contribute
much 10 the agricultural prosperity OF
the state.
April 9th the ceremonies connected
with tho celebration Of tho completion
OF the Agricultural Experiment Station
building will take place. 1t is expected
to have present OH That day, to deliver
addresses, Hon. j. Sterling Morton.
United States secretary OF agriculture;
Gov. W. a. MacCorkle, OF West Vir-
ginia; Senator J. B. S~ommervillc, OF
Wheeling; lion. John W. Mason, ex-
United States commissioner OF internal
revenue; Hon. c. L. Smith. of Fair
mont. W. Va, and Mr.. Cowen, CHIEF
counsel OF the B. & o. railroad. The
programme for the day is elaborate.
On tho evening OF April 9Th, the
cadets give n military bali, which will
be II OF the most elegant social Affairs
ever held in the state, and will be con-
Quoted entirely independent OF the cele-
bration at the experiment station, al
though they will no. conflict.
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0wvcr tho kuntry. We sent wurd bai
that wO Ind not sean 4 dollur fur ovcr
eleven munths and We wuz sorry weculd-
not comldatO him.
1T tina had towld us that thu wuld
want to borry money frum us wo wuld
hcv startud n moon shine distillerry
and maid sum; We blaim tho Mckinley
bill fur oil this [trcmcndus CleGrin and
drinkin slider, and likcr.
Jim Richer, n Ropnblickan wull
grower in over kunty, and one I'm tho
biGguat wull iarmurs in their party sold
hi2 wull before he shore it.. lie got
twenty-cight cents strait; what Il iulc
he WIZ to think wuIl wuld cum doun.
Tom Dikuns tho scCCund largust
wull grocer thar, wood hcr Ind 70 ilcases
Of he had ur had II mour ilcascs. lie
sold tother da fur 81 cent? strait aftur
beein doked . lbs tn the tense. lie
sed TINT waz bettur than 2S or 80 cent?
a pound bCkausc he dident hAv 40 much
mummy to bOthur with and the old
wuman and the gurls wuld not he
tesztn and tormentin him III by cloze
with tho surplus muney.
D''i"iuhIuSy ettuCh uottut luHu
thay aInd when thay kut down the
wulI surplus as wei US the ,resury sur.
plus" Terrible hollern fur the Wilson
bill.
sum n (owtside, l think, hollerd
fur Mckinley and that started the slider
and liker til iitin aud tho mOetin broke
up in 4 reglar frea traid muss.
SQUIRE GINsNAr, SGc'y pro TEN.
GO0ScriM JmkShum. .UIrch II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23
WILSON CLUB MEETIS'.

The GOOscrillc boys Hear Good Reports
of the Gooi Democratic Times.
To The Ediiw uv the Inisliccn1tr.
SIR:-The boize haven sobered up
sumwhat since tho jubilee mectin'
which We held last week, and cordin'
tn arrangmlnts which had prevusly bin
annonced. We assembuld to drill and git
summore slider and liker.
John kroneck has fecht out n barul
Nv hard slider and three Swine glasus"
with which tn drink out Nv. And
Squire Ginnsnap has brot sum "moon
shine waiter" (which is sum NV ". VAS
best mountin' liker.)
The meetin' war kald tn ordur BY tho
p%residunt, Jim Fidlcv. lie sed: "Feller
hard labers, thezo IL grand. gloreus
times. My jak nitc which the Kobden
club haz sent me az n sampul which We
vii all git BY and by IL n sokdolagur. |
wuz in the COckcye offs tuda and | kut
of n kornur NV the ho.knke press.
Teller wurkmin, | see JEFF Davis Ben
zinc IL in the howae. He livs in Fire
K:acker county, which Civ SIGH rowzen
majority fur thez gud timez. We vii
coli on him til addres us and tel what
thez old Dimokratick ,imez il DUN fur
hiz kounty."
''Fcller bizzy workmin," eaid Bonzine,
VI kun her ,u-night III lissen and not u
make a spcach [Cry, Go ONT. Well,
I'll xiv you u little nistery wv the best
and grandust time | ever seed in my
kouniy. rs buckets OF slider WIZ past
round and kwickly cmp.ied.l Mr..
President doun in Fire krackcr kounty,
whur We dun go much TO kouut out
Nahum Goi and kept him irum bein'
guvuur NV over glorius little mowntain
staff, We ar havin' jist tho very best Nv
timcz. Under Republican, rule ef We
got irum 81 tn 81 80 a da We he'd tn
wurk awl da. Demokratz scd OF weed
put them in thayed fix it so VIC wud
not haf til WIKI SO hard. ua!lerluyer,
tina scd tho trooth. We hcv dun less
wurk in Fire KruCker kounty than ever
l know'd III be dun in the same TYNE
under Republican, rulo, and thar is kno
wun dedd yit.
"Feller w~orkurs, tina aed the Repub.
lickins wuz pilen up muney in the
tresury; put lis in and we will stop
that; Sc how gud tina hev kept thar
wurd; tina hev biznes in them.
Secritery karlilo SEN doun III over
kounty last munth tn berry 4 milun
dollarz, scd he wanted tn skatus them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23
DO YOU ?


no you OhIetvc the law, Of lIicT
10 YOU take good care Of yourself at all tImc,1
DO you always use clear Judgment Instead Of
often acting upon Inpullc7
DO you carefully guard the lite and health Of
those who nu dependent upon you?
Do you stop to thiTk when you feel chilly,
have n cough, a headache Or u tired feeling, that
II means danger;
DO you know that n little caro- mud caution ut
tho right time will avoid all these things and
put you In a strong nni good condition HEaln2
10 YOU know that tho best Physicians, 1ciCl.
fists and tho leading people Of the land recon-.
mend IL purc Stlmulaut Is the only thing to take
atsuch times
DO You not know that there I'but one pure
medicinal StiInninnt In tho world. namely,
DutIy's Pure Malt, md that It IL exceedingly
popular wholly because Of It's merits
10 yon not understand that q druggist or
grocer Will try to sell something cheaper aud In.
teTi0r because he cHu make more money upon
1t. when you are entitled to have the very best
you can get aud precisely what you calI for?
NOyOu not know that II You follow the sucgcS.
lions given above you eau keep yourself In per
feet condition aud uvoiI all possibility OF colds,
chilIs or the sIckncsscs which como at thIs time
Oitho year?
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MEDICAL
MEDICAL.
roo OFTEN THE CASE.
lMTEQEGTIAn DRONEE

A young society lady, after n round Of
gayety, becOnesSud drnl conscious of an MI.
usual sensation. She h%aSfreQuent attncks.f
dtEtine&s, her back aches, aud she feels blue unI
generally run down.
Mothers, look well to your daughters!
Daughters, look well TO yoursclvcsl
Let the first symptom dcuoliag tho up.
proach Of disease receive your instant atteI-
lion. Healthy women nro tho hope OF tho
race, and it is wCll.nigh,c criminal TO neglect
anything which promises relief.
There is hOptf for all sufferers from Nervous
Dp.aSeS. Read what follows:
Mrs Jennie G. Davis, q fine artist and an
accomplished authorizes, Of Westticld, Wis,
had been subject TO headache ever since she
could remember. So severe were her ut.
tacksns to cause nj times temporary delirium.
All treatment had failed to relieve her, but
after using DR.. Miles Restorative Ncrvinc
she writes: My record Is to inc, at least,
satisfactory. No headache, constantly IN
creaslng appetite, and Il consequent gain in
weight Of two aud u half pounds in just ono
week.
Six weeks later she writes: "lIave read
and Sewed immoderntcly of late, but my
headaches do not return"
MB. John L. Miller,of Valparaiso. Ind,
was attacked three years ugo with turn of life
in its worst form. 1t finally went to her
head, and all indications were That it would
result either in insanity or softcning of the
brain, Her husband thus writes; at would
be impossible for Inc to attempt u description
q her suffering, during all this time. She
Ws9 treated by our very best local physicians
with but temporary benefit. She has taken
four bottles of Dir. MILES RESTORATIVE
NERvtEE, md Is cured. She has gained
twenty pounds in weight. | tell you, rhc
often blcsses you for what you have done for
her"
Recollect that for tho CURE Of all Ncr-
vorS Diseases there is no remedy which ap.
proachcs DE-. MieS Rcsiorctirc Ncrriac. 1t is
free from dangerous drugs and opiates. Sold
by all druggists, m n positive guarantee, or
Dr.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Solid Inv hVt.YvIatI i,....t,, ,..ty ,,u.,u-
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Z. r. Swotnam, OF Fairfax Station,
Virginia, says: "a party came forty
miles to my store ior Uhamberlain's
Cough Remedy and bought q dozen bot
tlcs. The remedy is n great favoritc in
this vicinity, and has performed some
wonderful cures here" 1t is intended
especially for coughs. colds, Group and
whooping cough, and is 4 iayorite
wherever known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-23

CHICAGO, March %L.-Cattlc. receipts IS.00O
heRd; shipments 1910 head; market slow and
lower; prime TO cxtrn steers 81 Uyai H.; fnir
10 good - Ssn3 %; others s. UDa3 81 Hogs, re-
Ccipts 1900 head: shipments g.OD hcud: inar.
kct active and higher; heavy rough :, 2jal Is;
packers 81 Ilni6 prime heavy s. Gja5 -. Sheen
and lambs. receipts 1903 head; shipments L,UNI
head; market active nj lOaIjc higher; heavy
wethcTS 81 'uai ST. mixed natives 50 jJa3 IS; top
lambs 81 0Jui 80.
EAST LIEERTY. Pa, March @2-Cattle. rcce,rts
80 head shipments 40 head; market steady
md unchanged. Hogs. receipts Loo head; shIp.
ncnis LOO head; market active; fuir to best
shipments 9J head; market dull nnd unchanged.
C~lSCT%SATi. o.. March 22.-Fiogy stronger nj
$iOlai 80 receipts 2,e0J hcnd; shipments l,iOO
head.
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Mrs. WiSSLOw'SSoonuyG SYEur has been used
for over ni!y years Ly millions OF mothers for
their children while teeihip:. with pcricc. sue
cess. ltSo0thSS the child, soitens tho gums a.
lays nll pain. cures wind collie. and Is the bcs.
remedy for DlnrthGa. 1t will relieve the poo,
little sufferer Immediately. sold by druSyi,ti
In every part Of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Be sure and HSi 70. "Mr Wiusiow's
Soothing syrup" uad take no other kind.
NwFiw
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Norman Lfchty Mf'g Co., EeS MOiap. Ia.
DEAR SlES-Enclosed please find all
order for 81, for which send me as many
krause's Headache Capsules as it will
pay Tor. They are very good indeed, bu.
eau not get any in Boston.
Yours very truly.
ASA K. SHEPHERD,
l23 Norfolk street.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie Co, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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OIL Cry. Pa. March %-Opeued and. high.
est SIZE; lowest anu closed sIIyc:n n crinS ~
ciearlnces; shipments III 10 barrels; runs gJ,I0j
barrels.
New foRH. March 2l.-rc:plcum steady; no
sales Apri! options closed a tS!hc.
rTrnUEGu. Pa. March 24-Nothing doing;
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

lime Table no, IL. To tlks CIcc. ls:)l u. IN,
Sunday. November 10 1875.
Leave wheellug-t8:O1. tg:I5, lil:IJa m, t1:2o,
"J:i5, ti:J. 900 3. m.
Leave leainsula-fs;Oi. Psi. 2Il:i5 n i1.,i29:26
"3:2l. tI:S5. sy:Cj q. in.
Leave Martins FsFry-tS:l2. 1857. lll:j!u. IN,
t2:34. "3:gT. ti:49. ig:la.
Arrive Terminal Junctinn-ts:l7. tlo:gJ. Ell:jJ
O. H.. t!:aS. 'J:j!. Ii:if. Eg:lS !. IN.
Leave Terminal Juuction-t7;a!. 900. n III.
"l.:iO. d. H.. i1:3g. ti;Oj. tj:li. tS.Ij j. IN.
Leave Martins Fcriy-t7:2s. E3:07 a. H.. ol!:5,
ii:Oj. ti:I0. tj:Ig. ts:5! D. m.
Leave Pcninsuln-f7:3 s9:llnm, ol?:jl, li:ll,
ti:l1. tj".i ISIS y. III.
Arrive WheC!ing-tT:iO, 9g:9O O. II, Sla:jL.
sil7. ti:!j. tj:Gl, t9:Uj p. IN.
sDaIly. tDaIly except Sunday. ;5undayI oulI
All tralns Will run OH Eastern lime.
J.E TACSStG. Suuerlu,cuIea.
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Dry SuDus,

NEW lOEE, March o2.-Thcrc was n better tone
to the mnrkct all around to-day md more bust.
hess WINS done. 1t wns largely due 10 out Of
town markets on orders for new aSS0rtmcuts OF
reasonable Specialties. Printing cloths were N
lctivc dcmald, Clothing woOlens were In stcndy
demand und other reQucs; Tor moderate quaint:
lies.
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Metals.

New York March 2l.-rlg iron dull; AmcrI,
can Sl 5Oal3 10. Copper Hat; lake gjSC. Lead
very strong; domestic 81 Is. Til very tlrm;
straits sly ~.
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Cotton.

NEW York, March @.-WOol dull; domestic
fleece l9a2ic; pulled 20L!Gc: Texas l0atjc.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On md after Saturday. October /, 80. irIIuI
will run Is follows. city time:
LEAVE WlEELlSG-'G:0O a n. 100 a m, S:ll
a m, 9:Wh u. lO:o)a "a. Hoo d. H., l!0) IN.
l:0J p. ~. "a0J p. n. 800 p. IN. i:01 a IN. j:Ii
r. m. coop IN, 800 p IN. SOD p n, 80 y
In. ll:O0 D. IN.
LEAVE Elm iRovE-N6:OA IN. 7:o)A H.. s:D
a n..9 Goa n. U:O 4 m Il:0) a. n. led m.
100 p. H.. "pJ p IN. 500 D, m, ;:0j n m.j:O
p. N. 500 p. n. 7:NO p. II, 500 p, IN. g:lGp
In. 10 10 p. IN.
eDail' except Sunday.
SrSDAT-Chnrch ltalrS leave Elm G,oye &:
9:i3 g. u. and Wheeling AZ I!:I7 D n
II. I WEISGERBER.
ocl Genera! Manayes
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Juno d. $500.

C%IScISSATI: o.. March q. Cotton steady.
nildlluS : 7-lGc.
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s Pennsylvania Stations.
|"Hl1GnnSyIVdnid lines.
EsS$ Trains Run b. Central Time.


ricErr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
MATER ST.. FOor or ELEVENTH ST, WilEELfSG,
AZ NC1.uRE HOUSE,, WHEELING, and Al TUE
PENNSYLVANIA STATIO:. iEIDGEPoET.
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FINANCE An TRADE.
Tho Features of tho nuuoy nui stock
Markets..

New fOEE, March gl.-MOucr on cali easy ut
/ pct cont last loan mud closed at | per cont,
Prime mercantile paper 3aih per cent. sterling
exchange easy ~ s. sGai -, Silver certificates
Si.Ailac rotnl sales wVro tlS,TOl shares.
Tho ,lurc speculation to-day was Irregular mud
unsettled, Nnd the volume Of business WINS OK.
trumely light As u matter Ol fact the tfuding
was more strictly q matter OF closing nut rOu.
tracts hy professionals who were not ilSpu,cl 10
rullhln lnnR ur short vi tho innrkct over the
food FRIDAY holiday, Consequently the markets
wuru without Important feature. Sugar ilMCiu.
ntcd with much frequency Gul kent within Il
limit Ol x per cent nud made u gain Of \ per
ccnt on thu day. The graugurs were among the
We're hut slight.
The bond market wns strong all day,
Government bonds iitm.
Stntc bonds dull.
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THE Cleveland, LOFain & Wheeling R.R.

TIME CARD.
Vim Elyria und the Lake Shore Route.
JA%YAEY II. 1891.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-12
For Sale Or Lease
THE RESIDENCE
LATELY OCCUPIED ny
Mr.. 4. j. Cartwright
situated on Corner of Lunalilo and
Aeeaumoku Streets, Makiki.

The house has four bedrooms. ha
bath and dressing rooms, balloon
and ceder lined closets on uppe
floor ard parlor, hall, dining room
library, pantries, kitchen and veran
dab on lower floor. Hot water at
tachments complete, and ga
throughout the house.
The stable contains three fine bon
stalls, wash rack, carriage and harness
rooms, hay and feed loft and three
servants rooms and is one of the
best equipped on the Islands. There
are also chicken houses, pigeon house
and COW sheds, store rooms and three
paddocks for live stock on the place.
The grounds are laid ont in lawns.
and palm, orange, magnolia, and
many varieties of fruit and shade
trees, roses and shrubs are growing
on the premises.
For further particulars apply to
BRUCE CARTwRIaHr
1000 tf Trustee.