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lss MEATH.
B Mr.. Joseph Macken, Newrath, Slane,
has been appointed to the Commission
OF Peace for Meath. /
MONAGHAN.

On the morning Of August 18th, an
old man named Francis McGinniss, a
FARMER, was found dying IN his house ia
the toWnIand Of Drombanagh, about a
mile from Monaghan. Met inniss, who
lived with his sister, had been sailing for
some time pas, bI1t was not confined
to his bet. neig Dor. on his way to
;hia work III He'd nc Nee inniss,s house To-
ilnInsil re aftar III man mar 81 heal hen
hS VI III Ia find d III lyilg across
mo- ll.lsaa gsaI,
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4T1PpERARY.s

At the, last regular meeting Of. the
Nenagh Board of Guardians, Mr.. ?. J.:
O.Brien M. P. chairman, presiding, an
astounding revelation Of the state OF
things that has existed in the Institution
was made. Arising out of circular
from the Local Government Board,
fortnight or three weeks ago, regarding
the treatment of the workhouse inmates,
and the report Of Dr?. Minnitt, the work:
house medical officer, in connection
herewith, a committee Of Guardians
visited and inspected the institution,
and the report of DR.. Minnitt, the work
their inspection recommendation the ap-
pointment of a paid night-hurse, as it
was stated that some of the inmates had
been known to scramble out Of their beds
and die on the boards, in their wards, at
night, without assistance, and to be got
next morning stark dead under these re-
voting circumstances After a stormy
session.. it was eventually decided to ap-
point nurses from the inmates for a
month, to see how the system would
work.
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WATERFORD.

On the morning Of August 18th a
eoastguard named Dudley, stationed at
Ardmore, went out fishing in a small
boat, taking his son, a boy about II years
Of age with him, and since then no trace
of either man, boy or boat has been seen.
It was Dudley's intention to anchor at a
short distance from the shore, inside the
bay, which is good fishing ground for
whiting and other small fish, and there
fore the boats disappearance Is con-
sidered very strange, as the weather was
pretty calm, but very foggy. It is sug-
gested that he, may have lost his way
returning home through the haze, and
instead Of making for the landing place
at Ardmore, turned the boats head sea-
ward. AS the weather was calm. though
very thick on the land and sea, it is hoped
Dudley and his son may have been pick
ed up by some passing vessel.
On the morning Of August 18th fire
broke out in Waterford, by which Messrs.
Kelly e wilson's large provision and
grocery establishm ents at the Quay, the
prsA erty Of u Mr.. T. Farrell, were de-
stroyed. Mr.. E. Donnelly's butcher stall,
adjoining, was also burned. The prem
ises were said to be fully insured.
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W'EsTMEATH.

An inquest was held on August 18th
at the Union Workhouse, Athlone, on the
body Of John McManus, ballast man In
thet employment Of the Midland Great
Western hallway Company, who was
killed at MonksIand, about two miles
from Athlone, while in charge Of bal
last truck. Evidence WAS given which
proved the unfort unate occurrence to
have been purely accidental and aver
dict n accord lance Herewith was re-
turned. III II, 3ss II
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L0NGFORD.


The Longford Board of Guardians hav-
ing recently dismissed a nurse appointed
by the local doctor to attend on fever
patient in the workhouse hospital, at
night, the duties having previously been
left to a woman who was also on duty in
the daytime, the local government board
have written informing them that should
they persist in their refusal they will
bring themselves in danger of being dis
solved as board A resolution was, new
ertheless, passed at the last meeting of the
Guardians, to- adhere to- their previous de-
cision, and defy the 81 G. b." and all
their works and ponps. Bully for the
Longford Guardians! Even if they have
to go under, and be supplanted by'.ex-of-
fcios,'' they have had the satisfaction of
giving the "Castle" fellows a .sdig in the
lug"
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TYRONE.

On August 10th special Court Of Pet
ty Sessions was held in the police bar
rack at Coalisland to hear a charge of
assault on the previous day, preferred
against Daniel Gallagher, Of Derrilelagh.
From the evidence adduced for the pros
ecution it appeared that Daniel Gala
CHER, Felix McAnulty and others were
drinking in u public house, when angry
words ensued between McAnutly and
Gallagher, and the latter threw tumb-
Ter and struck McAnulty on the forehead
a heavy blow. DR.. Armstrong was sum-
moned, and the wound dressed. The ac-
cused was admitted to bail, himself in
EGO, and two sureties Of Flo each.
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an II ais not Il offE time aaie-
lsinniss IS d4 I'LL about IS minsitss
after being found I. IL $s.
QUEENS COUNTY.

5 A meeting OF the comm ittee Of man
ageme rent of BallYrean Disp ensary District
OF. the Abbey1eix q nion, was held at Bal
lyroan on August 18th, for the purpose Of
electing a medical officer for the district
in room of DR.. Fitzgerald, who resigned
owing TO Ill health. The salary for the
office is f12o year, and for this there
were II applicants, Of whom two only
were proposed, DR.. Burke, who has acted
at locum tenens in the district for the
past year, and DR.. Halligan, resident sur r
.geon ST, MichaeI's hospital, KingstoWn.
On a poll being taken eight voted for ID.
HalHgan and three FOR DR.. Burke. Or.
Halligan was, therefore, declared elected.
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FERMANAGH.

A girl baby, born the other day in En-
niskillen, is said to be the fourteenth
daughter Of a fourteenth daughter Of
fourteenth daughter, a record which is
thought to be unprecedented.
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LOUT7H.

a. FIRE broke out on August 18th on the
Liverpool and Dunkirk steamer Iveagh.
lying in the dock at Liverpool, resulting
in the death of one of the crew and in
jury to others. The poor fellow who
succumbed to his injuries at the hospital
was named Cosgroye, and having done
duty as Waterman on the previous night
was sleeping in his bunk when the fire
steamers hose was attached to the steam
pipe instead OF the opd water hydrant,
and some Of the crew were badly scalded.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-14

Leave Minneapolis GOO pm; ST. Paul s:35 pm
Except Sunday. Atlantic &
Southern Express. Has Wagner
Buffet Sleeper and FREE Chair
Car to Chicago. Arrive Chicago
500 am. y.
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SLIGO.

SLIGO. fa
In Sligo on August 18th Mr.. James
Fitzgerald, borough coroner, held an in
quest on the body Of a man named Mi
chael McSharry, of Ballinagare, near
Droma1air, who had dieG suddenly on
the previous Sunday morning, in the
house of J. Wallace, Of Pound street, Sill
20. The evidence showed that the de-
ceased and another man were drinking IN
several houses in Pound street, late on
Saturday night, when about lio'clock NC
Sharry fell off his chair in faint and,
on being lifted up, died in few minutes:
DR.. MacDowel deposed that death had re-
suited from syncope and heart $1allure,
and a. verdict accordingly was returned
7 A hearty welcome was given by the
nenDle of Coolavin to Mr.. G. MacDermot
1son of The MacDernot) and his bride on
the occasion of their first visit to Cool--
ayin since their marriage. On ailght-
ing from the train at EdmondstoWn, MT.
MacDernot and his party were met by
large number of his fathers tenants,
headed by Rev. Father Doyle, &C, and
addresses and congratul ations We're pre-
sented by the schoolchild ren MT. and
Mrs. MacDeranot afterward entertained
the tenants at Clogher house.
A painful accident occurred on August
10Th To a son of Sir S. Walker, ex-lord
chancellor, who is at present occupying
Haze}wood house. He was out towing
when his gun burst, injurlng MS 1eit
thumb and forefnger so much that Do1h
had to be amputated. ." NJ
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'ROSCOMMON.

Another victim of the Elphin burning,
Michael McGovern, of Castle street, died
at his residence on August 10th. The
facts Of the burning, which occurred IN
Elphin on Friday night, July Goth, by the
explosion of fve-gallon can of naptha,
when a Redmondite crowd made DEM :.
onstration after the election, have al
ready been published, and need not be.
repeated These deaths have caused a
great sensation in the locality. i.
A telegram received in Athlone, on
August 18th by Mr.. P. O'Brien, M. E., an
nounces the recon mellcement Of hostili-s
ties on the De Freyne, estate. Several
emergencymen, who travelled from Dub
lin, arrived on the estate that day and
evictions were forthwith poceeded with.
The persons evicted from their holdings
were the Widow Hunt, Patrick Mahon,
Miss Ellen Nolan, and P. German: Three
years rent was offered to the evictors out
was refused and the eviction work was
proceeded with. The Widow Hunt and
Patrick Mahon were svicted three
months ago but were reins5ated at the
time. owing to the intervention OF Nh.
O'Brien, M. P. A public meeting Will be
held at Dromod to take action in the
matter. All these tenants were debarred
from going into the land courts on ac-
count of being under eviction notices. and
the rents offered are supposed to be about
double the proper judicial rents.
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MAYO.

On Thursday, August 18th, the body of
J. Walsh, of Enniscrone, who, with an
other fisherman named Con1on, of Kill
ala, had been missing since the Goth of
July, was found in fifteen. fathoms of
water at a point midway between Killala
and Enniscrone, half a mile off the coast,
ON the Mayo side. It appears that the
two men had gone on a fishing expedi-
ton, and must have met with a squat
which overturned their boat "a large
jigger). The body was found entangled
in the ropes of the rigging, by Mr..
McDonogh, the Sligo harbor diver, whom
the people of Enniscrone had brought
over to make search. After some DIFF
ficulty the ballast was got out of The
craft and she was raised and towed to
Enniscrone, Messrs. Pollexfen & Co,
having very kindly given the use Of their
tug for the occasion. There has been
no trace of the other man discovered.
The greatest sympathy is felt for the
families Of both men, Walsh having been
only married about six months, and Con-
Ion, widows single son, whose only
means of subsistence was the uncertain
fishing along the coast.
With deep regret we announce the sud
den death and unexpected demise Of Mr..
Henry Koran. which occurred at his res
idence, Bridge street, Wesport. on July
Goth. Mr.. Koran had previously been in
the enjoyment of good health, and on
the previous Saturday night complained
Of a pain in his ear and sore throat It
was then regarded as trivial; but on
Sunday night he was i'll; on the next
morning he felt worse, but would Ut
allow the doctor to be sent for at such
an early hour. a little later he was at
tended by the priest, and received the
consultations OF religion. DIR. johnson
was also summoned, and although he
came with all haste. before he arrived
Mr. Koran had passed beyond the reach
OF medical skill Heart failure was the
cause of death.
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LEITRIM,.

A Manorhamilton correspondent draws
attention to the case of Mrs. McGourty, Of
Tottenham estate, who has been, by order
OF the receiver judge, confined in Sligo
Jail, with her son, for over two months,
on the charge of taking forcible posses
sion of the farm. from which she had been
evicted. 1t is a great hardship if, at this
advanced age, people can be kept in the
Jail at the behest and during the pleasure:
Of a receiver"
Mr.. VIM. Keany, Deerpark Manorham-
ii1on, gentleman universally esteemed
in North Leitrim, was recently appointed
magistrate by the late Lord Chancellor
Walker. Mr.. Keany is thorough Ma
tionalist
Confirmation was administered on Sun
day, Aug. 18th, in Glenade parish,t about
40 children, by the Most Rev. DR.. NlcGen-
mis-, Bishop Of Fillmore. After mass and
confirmation ceremony, respectively, the
bishop gave two sublime exhortatory dis
courses on the necessity and utility of Edu-
cation and Temperance and SO admir-
able, elegant, persuasive, and expressive
Was his language that every point struck
home, resulting in large number Of the
congregation and all the children con-
firned Immediately taking the temper
ance pledge. The schools have since
shown a marked increase of attendance.
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CARLOW,

CARLOW.
kilograms from, Carlow report that the
Most Rev. DR.. Conerford lies in criti-
cal condition, and that little hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-14

Leave Minneapolis 1880 pm; ST. Paul 81 pm
Daily. Famous North-W estern
Limited Has Pullman and
Wagner Private Compar.tment
and l6 Section Sleepers and Buff
fet Smoking Library Coaches
to Chicago. Sleeper to Milwau~
kee, Breakfast in Dining Car
before reaching Chicago. Ar
rive Milwaukee ESQ am; Chi
cago $50 am.
For illustrated Folder FREE
descriptive of Splendid Train
Service via This Line, to Sioux
City, Omaha, Kansas City, Dc.
luth, Ashland, as well as to Mil
- waukee and Chicago, Call ON
Z your Home Agent or Address
T. w. TEAsDALE,
General Passenger Agent.
st. Paul.
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KINGS e, COUNTY,.

On. the night Of August 14th an outrage
was perpetrated III the townland of Falskg
some four miles from Ferbane. "A Wo-
man named Eliza Dolan resides there;
and during the night her house was, it
is alleged, set on fire by some person or
persons unknown and burned to the
ground. The. owner was absent at the
time and the entire furniture and con-
tents of the dwelling were destroyed
A few nights ago the Catholic church
at Ballinatgar, on the road between Tulla-.
more and PhillipstoWn, was broken into
and a box containing some altar wine abb
stracted. The Philipstown police arrest
ed an educated deaf-1nute named James
Brennan on the following morning and
he was returned for trial to the Michael
mas Quarter Sessions at Tullamore.
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!GALWAY.

There can be no doubt that the almost
continuous rains for several weeks past,
in 21rela11d,,@ have inflicted serious injury
on cereals iii all the provinces, but par
ticularly in Gonnaught, while from many
quarters reports come that the potato
crop is giving way from the same cause.
A representative of the Farmers Ga
zette has been on "a tour of inspection in
several parts of the country, and he men
tions that on his way he saw many fields
of oats looking quite ripe, some badly
laid, while others stood UP remarkably
we'll considering the terrible deluge of
rain that has beet experienced.
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KERRY. Y

relied shot gun and 50 rounds of ammunl-
ton belonging to another bailif named
Bynch. He was returned for trial to the
Kerry Assizes. The accused man handed
over the gun and Is rounds of ammuni-
ton to the police, at the same time stat
ing that he, had no intention of stealing
the gun, but simply took it for plover
shooting. S
On August 18th a poor laborer named
John Sheehan was evicted from his little
homestead at a place called Ballybar,
about six miles from Killarney, at the
instance of the yioe-guard dams of the Kill
larney Union. In the fence which en-
closes the plot on which Sheehan's cot
tage is built there was an old iron gate
which had been placed there by the late
Rev. P. 'Connor,as convenient means
Of entrance and exit to and from his
own house to the chapel at Ballybar.9
AfterSthe plot referred to was fenced in,
and Sheehanpu In possession by the late
board OF guard ians, the gate remained in
its Old position intact, until some time
ago Mr.. ]. w. Laahy, the landlord OF the
farm, demanded IT from sheehan, who
refused TO give it up. Mr.. Leahy appar-:
entity laid his grievance before the Vice
guar ians, with the result that they cast
Sleehan out ION the ROADSIDE, though he;
had his rent fully paid up. His eyic-s
ton hes been uniYersally condemned as.
most pprsssiTe u e.
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c. 81. =. WI. q =. hy.3
Three q First-Class .Trains
Leave Minneapolis and St. Pau!
for Chicago, as follows: '
Leave Minneapolis 1880 am; ST Paul 81 o an
Daily. Badger State Express.
Has Parlor Car to Chicago. Ar
rive Milwaukee 500 pm; Chi
cago, 9:45 pm. II
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n B & Y 4 Z
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DONEGAL.

Mr.. Michael KERN, a prominent figure
III Nationalist circles in allyshannon,
died there on August 18th. Born in the
parish Of Killy ard deceased came to
Bal yshAnnon 80 years ago. As authori-#
tySon the poor and registration laws, he
was chiefly Instrumental in organizing
the Nationals voters in the Ballyshan
non union and turning out the old Con-
Esseryati yB gang His Iabors on regfstra
tan led toEt the success sof The ionalfst
III South Dpnegal Me- erin held
sible Offices under both II he Land;
sfesa aie and the IN fional dera lion. Idis
alnsa ii on
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Bye and Bye.

In the Church News.
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II, $S iss RI ys
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I was sitting alone in the cleaning,
With my favorite poet on my knee,
And my thoughts far away into dream
The Irish standard., 1895-09-14

lin Artisans Dwellings Company was
held on August 9Th, under the presidency
of Sir Richard Martin, who stated that
the net available balance Of profits (f16,,-
to the reserve fund, in addition to pay
ing dividend of AZ per cent. The d.
rectors were contemplating the extern
sion of their operations to Kingstown,
where they hoped to get q; site for 100
or $50 houses.
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Stopped q Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon, at an hour
when Fort street was crowded with
vehicles, a horse attached 10 the
delivery wagon of George Mcintyre
became frightened and bolted down
the street. The runaway narrowly
escaped colliding with several car
risges, and was moving quite rap
idly when Detective Larsen sprang
into the wagon from the rear and
succeeded in stopping the team.
No damage resulted to the horse or
wagon.
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REBELLION FIGURES.
Number of Arrests and Other In.
teresting Information.

The Government caused the ar
rest of 381 persons since the 9th of
January. Of that number ninety
four have been tried before the
Military Court. Sentences in but
twenty-four cases have been made
public - twenty three natives,
charged with treason, and v. v.
Ashford, charged with misprison of
treason. Fifty.five men have been
released by the authorities the
Military Court acquitted two.
Three men, Cranstoun, John
stone and Mueller, were deported.
The following persons have been
allowed their liberty with the
understanding that they will leave
the country within reasonable
space of time: John Radin, Fred
Harrison, F. H. Redward, L. J.
Levey, Arthur White, G. L. Rit-
man, J. c. White, P. J. Camarinos,
M. G. Bailey, A. Mcdowell, J. Carl
anne, Fred Wundenberg and James
Brown.
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Odd Fellows, Lodge at H11o.

An application from Hilo to the
Supreme officers of the /. o. o. F,
in this city was received by the
Kinau yesterday asking that a new
Odd Fellows lodge be established
there. A number of persons inter-
ested in the formation of the new
lodge have visited Honolulu at diff
ferent times to qualify themselves
for charter members of the organi-
cation to be established in Hilo.
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They Are Increasing.

It is stated that the mongoose
is rapidly increasing on Oahu, and
threatens to exterminate the pleas
ants on our mountains and also the
native ducks and other fowls, says
the editor of the Planters Monthly.
Something should be done to check
this nuisance. A small bounty on
each scslp might prove the most
effectual means.
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CO.. Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
Ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, Chifoniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, ETC., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the I. z. L., corner OF
Nuuanu and King streets.
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Guardians Notice.

>; AVING THIS DAY BEEN AP-
pointed guardian of James Love, q
speDdthriit, notice is hereby given that L
will not he responsible for any bills con-
tracted by him or nv any person in his
behalf, unless authorized by me IN
writing. [Sig.) J. ALFRED MAGOON
Da'ed Homo ulu. Febi uary "A, 1895.
Sg2Q-tf
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"a The Singer has again arrived,
and If you wish to see him call at l13
BETHEL STREET. We wish to call
special attention to our exhibit of
embroidery work.
3. BERGEsEN.
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A NEW DESK.
A Handsome One Presented to Mar
shall Hitchcock Yesterday.

shall Hitchcock Yesterday.
Marshal Hitchcock's office now
holds a handsome new folding
desk, the gift of the members of the
police force. The presentation was
made yesterday morning. An en-
crossed address accompanied the
address. It reads as follows:
The undersigned, members of the
Police Department of Honolulu, wish
ing to show their deep regard for Mar
shall Hitchcock, offer herewith these
tokens Of esteem.
That they partake most of the char
acter OF utility makes them, we be-
lieve, appropriate to one whose ex-
ample OF tireless energy in the per-
Torrance of arduous duties has ap-
pealed so closely and constantly to the
subscribers.
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Resimental Cont Martial.

A regimental court martial is
now being conducted, sessions of
which are held in the evening.
Captain Paul Smith, of Company
A, is president of the court, and
Captain Gartenberg judge-advo-
cate. Three cases were heard last
NIGHT.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS rrBMs.

a." Apron Gineha1ns, twelve
yards for 81; Dress Ginghams ten and
eight yards for 81; Ladies' r. & R.
Sailors, black and white, for so cents
at n. s. SACHS, $40 Fort street.
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~ For Ban gains in New and
Secondhand Furniture, Lawn Now
els, Wicker Chairs, Garden Hose,
ETC., call at the 1. z. L., corner Of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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E~ Beach Grove, Waikiki, near
Bishops Switch-Bathing and Picnic
Resort. Reserves for families, ladies
and children. Terms reasonable.
CHAs. F. WARREN, Manager.
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"a Mr.. E. A. HeR1, a Crayon
Artist, with his headquarters at Will
liams' studio, will be in Honolulu for
a short time only. Orders solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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" When you wish to discontinue
housekeeping let Hawkins & Henry
bid on your furniture in its entirety.
1t will avoid inconvenience of selling
in pieces or sale. King and Alakea
streets.
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~G. X. Harrison, Practical Piano
and Organ Maker and Tuner, can fur
nish best factory references. Orders
left at Hawaiian News Co. will receive
prompt attention. All work guaran-
teed to be the same as done In factory.
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~ Van Dyke Collars are the
correct thing; Fancy Buckles are all
the style; Golden Draperies are new.
We are always up to the times, n. s.
SACHS, Fort street.
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"New and secondhand furni-
ture, all kinds of secondhand books,
jewelry and diamonds bought and
sold. Contracts for painting.
HAWKINS & HENRY.