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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Annual Report Submitted ard Oniccrs
Elected Other Yearly Meetings.

The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Trust Company formerly the Virginia
Safc-Deposit aud Fidelity Company was
held on Yesterday at ITS Office IN this city.
a large number Of stockholders were
present. among the number James J..
Pace MAYOR Lewis Gintcr. Thomas Pots.
T.. 3D. Christian. l.. Il. Morris, John X.
coke. s. H. BoulWare, Bcvcrl,y y. AIuh-
ford Major Frederick Il. Scott, John
Pope. Frank H. Mcclure, Mann =.
Qutrlps. J.. h. Nclutirc, ". j. West
wool. Frank VI. Christian, James y.
Boyd Robert l.. Lancaster and II. a.
NcCmdy
Major Frederick r. Scott was made
chairman. AMI Mir John Morton score
tarv 4 committee consisting of Thomas
Potts H. H. Muutord. ana L. 4. MorIiSS
were APPOINTED on proxies. ana NOR re-
port showed that 1jorltY of the stock
was represented In person and hy proxy:
Tho president of the company, Ar.
James T.. Pace. submitted his report l'r
the last year. and IT showed may we
business of the company had been highly
satisfactory. The company was daily
hciuS accepted by courts and corpora
lions AN over the state ns security ulOn
official and other bonds for any amount
for which the company Was Wiling To
assume. lta stockholders were CpuEratI-
ateI upon "a" occupation d. The c"Wlduf
OF it's splendid now bone. and upon the
handsome Surplus which, as "a result Or
its operations il had accumulated. Thcic
Is now % paiI-up C1"..al OF $4,000, ana
a surplus of over $4,000.
MI Pace was reelected president, MI
Mann s Qulrle~. ViCc-prcsideat, and tn"
following Board 81 Directors " re- chosen;
Lewis G.utcr James Il. Pace. Thomas
Potts. John r. Branch. W. ). Forbes, J.
William PcWhertcn. Mann $. Qudrics,
Charles T.. Whitock. \. l.. ioulWare. =.
A. Addison. j. ~ Boyd Charles Wat
kus. Garter w Branch. Noses Mlllhiscr
Edward h. Christian Joseph Bryan,
beverley T.. Munlord Thomas G.. VIII
lilms Jr., T. d. Morri,s Philip Whit
lock- j. j. Montague and Morton Il. Ko-
stuhauW.
The annual meeting Of the Virginia
STATE Insurance Company was held yes
tcrlay at H. O'Clock at the company
office. 40. l1oi Main street The president
and secretary presented their statements
OF the years business which were re-
ccivci ami ordered to be recorded.
The election OF directors resulted "a
follows. y Y. Randolph. pre-Ment;
George l.. christian y!cc-prcsidcnt' 8. H.
Hawcs. John 5 Elicit r.. Siucrdins'
John poue John Nahony. T.. 7. H. Myers
reau. +. T.. Mcclure. ana W. j. West
wood. -
MIR. Mcclure takes the place OF Mr.. y.
W Bowe. who declined reelection.
The stockholders of the }. l.. I'LL
Printing Company convened IN annual
session at the city Bank At noon ycster-
dav and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year; l.. \. Hoen. president;
/ J. IInl. secretary and treasurer. III
rectors- 4. IIocn, j. l.. Hil, ". II.
Palmer. r. : Boshcr L. III. Jenkins. l.
u. Neal. Jr.. James +. Gray and John =.
l-tlt ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days
DUBLIC SALE
OF \
VALUABLE ESTATE
on SrAUNTON RIVER.
Auction sALES-ruture bays.
on srAUNTON RIVER.

In pursuance OF the decree ~ tho Circuit
Court II Halifax county, Va. entered no It's No.
vemhor term, 1897, IN tho 'haucerY cause OK
Nenable trustee. etc. ~. ta-tineiun. etc, 'h'
undersigned VIII soil by public auction, on ihe
premises. % Che highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. MARca 3, 1891.
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND On
stanton river. IN Halifax county, Va, whi'h
wa. tho residence Of toe late MAJOR CHARLES :.
CqrrugtOu and ku1Hn a5 "N.ienio' y is
,ituatct near Cot"- berry and contains ny re-
cent survey I.131 Sl-lOo ACRES.
There Is on the tract a nu' body ot lowgronud5
on stanton river ard IN large area ot original
forest OF oak and hickory ,imher. The lf0i -
pro4ucitye and well adapted ~ tho CROWN ~
tobacco and an kinds cd groin. $500.
The improvements consists ~ "a LARGE AID
COMNODIOl = DWELLING ana all other buIld-
iugs necessary 70 the comfor, of n largo family
anJ tho cultivation Of tots largo boly NJ lani.
In Is also susceptible ~ bong easily divided INTO
several convenient settlements.
TERMS: Casn sufficient % ir'ray the expenses
~ he aale ana 20 pay the SUM Ut 5000. -
with Interest GA $4,000, part thereof i'om tho
let day Of April, 1898. ami TIE residue on
credit to be mado known On th" lay az sale
JOHN ". RILEY,
De "0-Got Trustee.
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Tho Ihifnr Wns Not "In IL. -

WASHINGTON. y. c., January 15.-
(Special) Editor Latham was endorsed by
II strong petition FOR postmaster here. but
II was determined by our representative
and Senator Ransom that an editor should
not receive the appointment. Mr. G. W.
Tayloe has been recommended. which IS
equal TO an appointment The war Ia over.
The Watch Tower the organ OF the
Christian Convention. is enjoying liberal
patronage. and seems 10 weather all the
storms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
Mr.. cLENDENNlN'S COOK SHOT.
BADLY Scared But Not Dangerously Wound-
ed-M Tomllnson Dead.

GREENSBORO, y. C., January 10
Coble, cook at the home OF Mr.. John T..
Clcndcnnin. while at work was shot at
through Il window behind her The bullet
went through her neck. coming out on the
opposite side. She was terribly scared,
but not dangerously wounded.
Mr.. :. VI. TomlinsOn, one OF High Points
most prominent citizens. died this morn
ing. Mr.. Tomlnson WAS one Of the oldest
men In that place. His funeral will take
place at Springfield, near High Point, to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17

SPfNloU was utNplfu 10 n NitAbTotph VI Aht
Mr. Hunton offered an amendment in
the nature OF a substitute for the frst
and second sections, which was designed
10 more clearly define the application Of
tho law to any banker. national state or
private. any broker or officer or any saw
ings Institution, or any national or stare
bank, or employee OF any private banker
who shall receive money from depositors
when such banker or savings institution
Is insOivent. Tho third section proposed by
Mr. Hunton makes Il an equal offence
90 permit money 10 be received with the
knowledge OF such insolvency.
Mr.. HuntOn made "a splendid hght TOT
his substitute, which was finally accepted
by Mr.. Pitcher and adopted AFTER being
adopted on Mr.. Gibson = motion ny Stflk-
ing out the word national The bin as
amended was ordered to IT, engrossment.
QUESTION or TAXATION
Senate hin Incorporating the Real rs
tate. Title and Guarantee Company, OF
Newport News, came UP on It's scconi
reading, and heated discussion WAS
created by an objection raised by Mr..
Cooke that the hill dii not provide Tor
taxation on an the privileges which the
charter was granted.
Iie therefore offered an amendment pro-
Viqinc that the company should be SUD-
lcct 10 the general laws bearing upon the
taXing OF such institutions. 1!r. Mason
opposed the amendment "a unnecessary
useless and imperative. I'm that the gene
raj law would apply without Such a pro-
vision. Messrs. Hathaway, CaneN, ana
D.gCg also fought the amendment much
on tho same grounds Mr.. Saunders stood
hy his Norfolk friend. and made more
than one speech l. support Of the clause
proposed. which, ne Ccc1-T"d, would he
AN extra safeguard and might 90 good
ana could not the other SIDE admitted,
possibly do any harm. The Debate WIS
quito lively at times. ana AT one tme
whom There was manifested a disposition
20 mol" the discussion rather personal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17

Judge Gunter as the honorcd judge Of this
circuit
The oyster industry has thus far been
a decided failure this season.
Robert r. Armistea1. Esq. OF Williams
burg. is circulating a petition praying
Executive cl mency for AL Firth, OF TINS
county. n young white man sentenced -
seven years in the penitcnualy for crimi-
nal assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
A ,,n,x ElectnrnL Board Wanted.

GREEN BAY. VA, January ls.-(spe-
cial)- movement Is on foot TO change
the Electoral Board OF Prince Edward
county and petition to that effect IS
being circulated in this section, and will
be fcrw arded to Mr.. Colin Stokes. member
OF the House OF Delegates from this
county. The petition asks the Legislature
TO appoint u. r. Barrow. 7. w. Gravity.
and Edwa0 McGehee members OF the
Electoral Board Of this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
Notes from Historic Yorktown.

YORKTOWN, VA. January l6.-(Spe-
clal)-Ceorge w. Fitchett, OF Newport
News, was appointed county surveyor by
Judge Smyth.
The bar OF this courty as well as TO-
people Of the county viii welcome back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
a JAIL DELIVERY AT MANASSAS.
Three Brothers Named ThoTncy Cat Their
WAY ont and irc Gone.

Way Out. and ire Gone.
MANASSAS, VA, January h-'Spe-
ciaD-Inman Thornoy serving the thirl
week Of a s.x-months' sentence for mis-
domeanor. and his two brothers. bo'h
under Indictment 10y the grand jury and
awaiting trial in tho county jail here.
escaped this morning between = and 9
O'Clock. They escaped not through any
faulty construction ~ the Jail building or
cells. bur by the aid OF friends on the
OUTSIDE. who. Il is supposed. passed them
instruments with which they managed to
break the cage lock- and then, having
gained IA. outside corridor, escaped hy
forcing q reer window furthe-t from the
room occupied by the Tailor - far they
have covered their tracks but the officers
are making every effort 90 ]. capture thom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17

beginning ~ O'Clock p. NJ. the SIX HOJSE
atoto referred 10 .or 80 mnny only AZ
may De- necessary 20 pny the debt win
c-s,s # sals and delinquent i1Xc3.
Th,.e lCu-es are We'll located. beinS
on The south side 0i cary between ~eYNhih am
I,rth streets. aud being the second, thlrd,
forth. nffh. sixth and seventh teneWe EMS east
~ seventh street. fronting each ABOUT - Ieel'
aud running back - fcet tO an alley.
Ihis sale presents an opportunity lOr nuy NJ
Or fiurttye. centr.llv-'o-1teI property win p
good fuiurc. rs 10 evidenced 10y the IMPORTANT
and costly improvements IA that VI .lnity.,,
IrEH,: Cash. y. INV l.'
g.. Ia Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
DEPARTURE OF STEAAiERs.

lao3u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
ByJ. n. Valentine, Auc'ioneer.
(Johu f. Lausht0n, Jr., ~a.oiman0
SO. 1855 Main street.

CcTOCK OF FANCY GOODS, No
= TIOS>. SCnOOL SUPPLIES. . SHOW
CASES. 30 GLASS JARS, CHINA GOODS,
TOYS. &c.. &C., Al AUCTION By request ot
me owner. who "a dc'huins bu-inc SEE. vii sell
af tue store. 80. jDf norm Seventeenth street,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Il, 1894,
NJ lO.3u s. ".
4TETAI-FEAME COUNTER SHOWCASES:
HtIAI-FKAME DOUBLED. X SHOW
CASE:
30 Glass CANDI-TAHS. SCALES;
INC stock II NOIION,. FANCl CHINA GOODS,
STATIONERY. st dOJL :! rPLlfS. u G>,
SpODL-tOITON. DOLLS. *, e.:
4 lCrr. as-nitmclt ~ FANCY BASKETS and
WILLOW
TOBACCO, IChLL>. Canned GOODS. &c.
D.. II. VALENTINE,
fall AuctlJnccr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer
BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auciioneer
VRUSTEE'S SALE
i
or
SIX BRICK sTORrs. WITH DWELLINGS
ABOVE,
on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET
BETWEEN
SEVENTH And EIGHTH STREETS,
BY AUCTION.

rs virtue II a decd " trust dated 18th De-
cculbrr. 1890. and recorded IN the Office ~ the
Clrrk of tie Chaucory tOurt OF the clty Of
Ei-ntaoud in Usci-BO1k a. h.. page IVI' l
viIl. at the request uf the beneficiary. d"ialit
having been made DO fhc payment Of the doli
occurred. sell by public auction, on the premises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
.STRANGLED T0DEATH
ROSA HAYWOOD, A cOLORED ceNTE-
MARIAN, KILLED AND ROBBED.
Her Niece and u Convict the Supposed Muir
derers-Bank Officers Sued-Election
of a President.


RALEIGH, y. C., January l6.-tSpe-
cialJ-About I o'clock this morning Rosa
rt,,,.ool lcoior.d y.bosa are was certi-
80, -, g.
H'N l" "e W. '-"''' vas
death in her house. mile from fdIeleh'
ana her house robbed. The murder was
not dieco,.cr,l until hours later. The
-. 800. e., ,,....,. $50, ~ ,oI and
-,
,there was I'Iiet on lne moor %" "''i1'
her niece. Nary Smith. had been asleep
but the latter was gone.
THE EASIEST WAY.
II was learned that the niece and
NEGRO cX- convict. Orange Page. had been
al the house early in the night. and
little girl heard the man say. the easiest
WV 10 Kin Rosa was to strange her.
while Mary robbed the house. Some nois.
was heard AT the house al O'Clock. and
M d Page dashed into a house half a mile
away where he kept his clothes. seized
tb.m and 0a. lie ana the woman are
,,,c,.ls.d to have gone to Norfolk.
80 ,,... .t.r.r,r>.tD
,.-
At wilmington To-Day 'H' DNIi.H
co""'! l' VIM
III" "reoA'd hdIlA OIL we" ii"I'''I '-.'''
proceedings 10 INK responsibility upon 'H'
bank officials for the loss sustained h'
the failure OF the bank. Inc pr's'ichI
cashier and five directors are the par
sued. The examination ls Bong I-li Lr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
C,RANULATED SUGAR.

GRADUATED SUGAR. ...... 4lc.
N Lisht-Brown Sugsr..... .............. 80
NuIt sugar. .sss.s Z
hruu.klc', hriOsa COrce, yer Dound....... "A
SIgaf-t urei Shoulders, per gound........
sax PCfA, per pOuld. .................... .
Good Batter per pound. ....-........,.... 20
M1ck-Eyed Peas, per quart ...............
Z pounds Virginia Duck wheat lOr.......... %
N.ce Fat Mackere per dOLen.....+........ -
3 large Cans Thistle tomatoes for......... -
3 ans best Corn TOR ............ ........... -
silver hing Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. 81 q barrel ur - "a sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour 1910
barrel Or 25c a sack.
4 Pounds Drled Peaches tCr...... ........ -
o.nds New prInes for .................. -
E1me-,nad Apple-Sutter, per pound.... 4
EIrc Lad, per urd...................... ,
Large cans fable Peaches, per can....... 10
Homemade Jelly, per pound .............. 4
Pure sugar syrup, per gallon 30
California tlaret Wine, per gallon ........ 90
New crop New Orleans MO,aeses per gal
Good Mixed Tea, per pound ................ -
bl'a'- i'll'h .ss.s.s.--.. IL
Price-lisI mailed on application. Phone $40.
q d a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17

No. i3t, Atlanta Spscial N
Limited Ih0in, ll.sJ \. 81, aa
No. iS-Mau and eNp.sss .s
daily, except Sunday.
For tickets. Pullman TeserNA'
amply az ucket-ofiica. Byri
ton. Richmond Transfer CONS
east Main street. and comp-u'
Si6 east Main street.
John g. WINDER. l.. T. MN
General Manager. Grnet.
y. V. SMITH. 4. =. AND.
TDaftic Manager. passengsf Az
III. NJ. BOYklN. CITY Pas /. < "a
lmy.9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17

y1-ANTFp RICH AND POOR TO

"a ANIED. RlCH AND POOR 10
W know tina; they can BORROW from so
90 1000 ~ IS per cent. interest, small monthly
tayiacuts. send stamp for uRrtlculRrs, or call
at,r.ce UNIiED STATES MINING AND LOAN
COMPANY, nauewuckel Pulling. Agents
vaatei IA 1t-It'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
T 10 II7E IIIHIIEI vi UTITTIIFVTs THUno > 7 D
:. ULLMANF son,
de @7-dexsu lS2O-lS22 east Main street

=. 7 LLNNNE sun,
de 27-dexSu lS20-lS22 east Main street
u LECTRO PLATING.-H WING
u opened BRANCH OFFICE at 2l6
north Fifth street, would like you call and
examine specimens OF our GOLD. Sill
YER, NICKLE-. BRASS, and BRONZE
PLATING. Chandeliers repolshcd and
guaranteed as good as new. Respectfully.
X G II NJ o y u ELECTRO PLATING
WORKS. de Him
s.TNHERE ARE NO FLIES ON
u SAIfH.'-You cannot make silk purse
out OF n sow's ear. Tut YOU can secure your books
Rud money in G-HALf-NARyIN CON.
PANN'S FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOFS SAFES
d. 7. smith.
my - No. 2S north Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17

TOR RENT, THAT DESlRABLETa
i LILLE DWELLING Sc. 2OI wctt-,h
Clay sireo', containing hye rooms. jsitl coz
yenience-. Bent reduced from $3.50 90 go
prr month. d. J.. Fla ~ * CO.
lib Main street.
Phone J3i. IN l4-tt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17

DINNER. S-olppHr
No. - makes an local stop
az Raleigh with Pildml.f A
Ashevilie. y c.. aai l.
points on the Western N....
railroad
No. q. "Vestibule Limited q.
fet Slcepers RichmonI to At...
meets directly az Atlanta rit.
a, X. h. Tor ChattanOoea. N.-
dit points West Connects
W x r. FOR NlbiI.
New Orleans. and an points Is
No extra charge on "Vestoulst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. -
II YOU are looking for NICE LITTLE HOME
or SIN Rooms. with the usual copy"ni'uc"-,
IA . good ncishtorhood aud AT cheap reut' We
nsyo Just tho thing that Will suit YOU Como u
see Us about L. j. b. ELAN a. CO.,
lIl3 Main street.
Phone I3f. iG lI-tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17

YOUNG MAN WANTS A POSI-
I TON As DRUMMER or BOOK-KEErER.
Good reference furnished. Address IL j~l lEN,
care Of DIsFATCH. "a I9-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-17
RAILROAD LINEs.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C. 10

CUWm'uITng JNNI NJ y
ern standard TINE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-17

Is new Knapp gun, recently test
ed al Meppen, threw q pcolectIie
thirteen miles IL seventy seconds.
From 16,0OO,O0O 10 1'7,000,0 900
feet Of timber, board measure, are
used IL railroad ties In the United
States.
CoIorado'e gold output viii show
al increase Of more than 1UO per
cent. this year over last.
New York mas a company which
insures landlords their rents
against loss either by Dad tenants
Or empty houses.
a foreign correspondent est
mates that there are about oyJO
Americans IN France, less than
one-fifth engaged n business.
IN California during the sTiuter
OF 1851 milk was 90 cents a quart
and eggs So a dozen. Turkeys
were worth 80 a piece.
Rubber trees come into Oearing
AZ about seven yeats after planting
and with proper CAKE the tree IL
good for fifty yeats of production.
The Development of gas and gas
Dime engines IL America has
Deen so great that many bei.eve
It AZ only a question Of time when
they wiil supercede steam engines
for the geuerat.Cn u the electric
current.
Sandwich men on the streets
Of London are required by
law 10 waik near the CurbstODe
Dat not on the sidewalk, and not
.ess than thirty yards must seps-
Eate each sandwich man from his
nearest placarded comrade. The
tins for violating the regulations is
$50 for each -Otense
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-17
Halls Flows and Breakers,

Gssps ami Hinges, Ok Bows, Axes,
Matches, Crow bars, PiesaSea and Mat
tocss, Grindstones, Mops, Hoes, etc,
Coils Flexible Steel Wire Rope and
TopSsil Sheet Cham, all s;aes; Sheet
Iron, SalVanizeds Shoe Elastic,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-17
WIRE NAILS.

Eof Nails and spikes. Galvanized Nails
and Bs,ikes essi Ash Oars, Gases Card
Matches, <. =. Irons, Cases tufpantine,
la'Te|s Eosia and Pitch, Bales Dasum,
Whe D,Sbf Mats. STRAW Wrapping Paper,
Cases NsDhtha, l3laassmiths' bellows,
Bales Cotton Waste, Bales Cotton Sail
Duck, a large lot 81 sisal Rope, large
assortment 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-17
CORRESPONDENCE
Little Words Recommended and Bis
Ones Used

Mn. EpITtR Tn resdipg = pas
sage lately, IN Lincoln's celebrated
letter TO the Springfield Convention,
I was strack by the large nuhnber
Of words Of one syllable IN IL. On
counting I foand the Following re
soft
One word Of four svllsb2es.
SIX words Of three svliab}es.
Seventeen words Of two syliso les
One hundred and fve words Of
one Eyllsble; making one hundred
end twentv-nine words IN All.
ORR SAXON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-17
AVN advertisements
THREE COFFEE
Machines


rrtFrr eirniiar 70 thsse g ~ Use bt
the ccffte an1 {ea Comrans ~ Rrra
and the uarchinprt cotiee trrret crt
NOM this nechine IS \ iot - beholi
not : Kernel broken
Now Is IRE time - p,1rchase. 81 &c 70
Friipers aiR rnaie VERT sttorg, ats
packed N = rutti rart FORM snd rar easi't
he transported pithef ~ = wagon ot ~,
rnnia ~ cattle back.
Pesides THESE pNlpefs. whit, ate tho
frst ever offered ~ this market, W. hate
'uet taceived . fine assortment ~ eooas
,ronnd Cape Hotn - Martha Batis lfotr
New Scfk and Poston ana ths Nilialta
NoYn England. Among which will
~ f,,,,,S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-17
Manila Rope.

l,fek aad Hoe Haadles, tawnmewess.
FoaSeF CS;teFs, aofse Shoe Naila. notae
Easpa. Hand S,fews and Alden'H Patent
Sfooaaa, Masoa's Blaekias, Door leeka,
PaSlockS, Clathes Pins, scrub Brnshes.
Sand aud s@e5V Paper, Boat Naile.
Halls Cane kRiVes. Cenda Batteries.
Sash Cord, Snokelea. Son Powder,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-17
Hawaiian Annual.

no HAND-EOOk E&GEIs The
~ HAWAlIAS ALMANAC ana ANIMAL
To- TaiiEble srGriEteal ana general Information
relating 70 these Islands Price = ctnrs. ~
,natled 4bGoad II IS cents each
IHcS q IHhUA Publisher
s4sy honoluiu II J.
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The Daily AD yER44sEB is deliver
ed by carriers Tor 90 cents a month.
Ring up Telephones ~, Nov il
khs time 10 Dhsnribs
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The Planters Monthly.
CONpENTS FOR TAHU-
AIRY. 1891.

as IS34-
Beet Sugar Industry.
TbJun's Almanac 1884.
Oahu Railway Report.
How u Plant kanlie and Sisai
OGange Culture by an Expert.
AnomOis IN Tropical Cane GEoBth.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
A Rather Cute Landlord.

Nothing but travel, and extensive
travel at that, will give person a
full idea of the queer ways that there
are in the world. An American who
was not long since journeying through
the Midland counties once entered an
inn rather pretentious for the place,
and called for turbot-a favOrite fish
in those parts.
The American had had a few days
of dense fog, and his appearance and
manner, perhaps, showed that he had
become a little wheezy in conse-
ouence of TIE climate. He was
forced to have frequent recourse to
his Observation-Disclosures.
When the turbot was brought the
guest fancied, even before it reached
his plate, that it was no longer fresh,
and an attempt to eat it confirmed
that impression. He called the pro-
prietor. who at once sent waiter for
fresh turbot, and ordered him to re-
move the Objectionable dish immedi-
ately.
81 bee yer parding, sir" said the inn
keeper, "but we got the idee, sir, as
YOU came in, that you had bad cold
in yer head, sir.
"And suppose l had? What would
that have to do with my being served
with spoiled fish," exclaimed the
American, somewhat indignantly.
aHeverythink, sir. We has this
rule in this 'ouse; Fish as is leetle
doubtful like that ere. sir-them
which has lost the SAVIOR Of youth. as
T NAV say-them we serves to parties
as appears to ave colds in their 'eads,
sir. and we finds that, bein' as such
parties can't smell nothink, they likes
the fish lust as well, sir, and hoften
they prefers 'em!"-Pearson's weekly.