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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

Have you heard of the
crowd we had last weekl
II not, ask your friends, and
they will tell ycu. The
store will be closed on Tues.
day to give US a chance to
re-arrauge the stock after
the great rush OF last week.
We will open Wednesday
with just as great bargains.
Examine the prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
WILMIEGrON . NORTHERN n. Z,

Time table IN eject July SIN lss8, Train
leave Wumlng ton (french street, a. follows
For Reading, Birdsbolo, Joanna, Hpring.
neld, WayneaDprR junction, Manor ,cOttavlIie,
JnmAquAt Allentown, Lebanon, WerneTYs
Yille and al points on the philadelphiA Gnd
heAdinE X. E,i 100 q. m. and 40 y. M.
For Springfield, Maynesburg Junction,
Coatehvtlle, Hmbreevlle, Lan6pe, ChAdd't
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points
T. q a. M, ana 800 .. m.
Fer Gainesville and intermediate points al
Z, 100 a. m, 80 and 5. 90 D. m.
FOR West Chester, 100 a. M 2,sO and 50
p. N.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate pOintt
II. Is p, m,
ON sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, a sos q. M, and for Springfield ant
intermediate points AT 3. 70 D. m.
A. g. hoCAUhLAHD, BUWHEBB BRIaaI
buDerintendenE Gen Pasa. Att
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

Atlanta GR, has q paper house, No
wood, brick or iron is used about Inc
building II is q peat little store. paipted
sky-blue and was erected by a French.
man The rtfteIs, the roof and the Hoor.
ing are all mlsde Of thick, "csmpressed
paper bgards, Imperyl1us to water and a.
durable as wood The house cappo,
catch on frcas easily as a wooden build
Ing, begIuspthe surface Of the paper "a
smooth and hard "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

Great wester Meat Markets. Nos. BOZ
RlnR street atd 7Q5 Wnst Elshth stree.
Flrst eusifty meats at the following
prices: Eiflotn staRk, 1885,; Fump gtpsE
49, round Btbak. l2xo rib Fosst. ia 10
lO9.i chuck, 2 70 loo atew beef, 1 10 90. /;
soup tn6af, 50 leg mutton. 19tl., .
shoulder, 6ni PORK ch1us. l5p.: eeal
shops, i4o veal loin. lAc; yes cntles
1905 thouldeF veal, 100; corusd tesI /
70 100; bologna, Sc fresh pogk ssu-
71 70, i3c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
CHALLENGE.

Al uEoAkeES 10 the contrary, cha
REPUBLICAN, leads all the other VIII
mIsgIOn dAiliss In circulation. Il Is
the best advertising medium in the
shIs, We invite the puslls 10 come
Int, our prsII rooms ii any tins End
roe Tor themselves that shsy gel what
they pky for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

The Hom8 goCisl Cncfs. Of c5tt n.
.. @ u-ch aYs { cold Al 10 giva q U.eT.
sry aud mGH,cal e., .grtBirIens IA that
church GA Fhc-sl-v s7rrsLz. Novgm.
heE 29ih, (TLark lVins). An e-5sl.
sut pE0RFt n hrs besn prepared, sad
those Wha wish f. rlcnd \ pleasent
evening fNouId not fsll 10 hear II.
THIS CllUla. lisa syua OF The fug,t t.Ignt
ia tuIs city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
,sA1uRDAr, NOvEnBEE 10, 1888.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on a
Scott Webb Perfecting press,
with a capacity Of $4,000 copies
printed, folded and counted in
so minutes. 1t is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita.
ted owing TO the REPUBLICANS
increasing circulation. Come
and see it in operation
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
wAhAn.krnn
PHu.ApELrmA saturday. Nov. - -

PHEIApELrmA Saturday, Nov. 10 isss.
We mostly have no word
for the Httle world of Trim.
ming and Toilet and such
like things that men folks
and women folks wait till
Saturday to buy. They're
here Just the same; all of
them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

won nis GlrI on HarrIson

where's the larraige license Officer"
He was q neatly dressed young man,
ana his lace fairly beaming with happi
ness He held Iopy Of a morning paper
with big picture Of the sane old coon
on the front page 10 his hand The auoe.
tiol was directed. to a group of Iawyers
standing on the front steps of the new
courthoute brigh and early this morn
leg The way to Register Connor 3
stronghold was Lbinted out, and as the
youth was winding up bis profc sc hanks
one OF the lawyers SAID: "YOu seem hap
py this morning Did the election strike
you CorreeuJl'
You bet it did II the elce ion hadn't
gene a. il did l wouldn't be here this
morning -
Flows that's"
'Well, | don mind telling you, You
ssei theie was aupther fellow Ia love with
tue girl m going to marry, aud She
di nj know herself lust witch of us ghe
liked b.sJ We both asked her to marry
US, and 10 get oAt OF the snap, she said
that ] Harrison WAS elected She would be
mine. II Cleveland won the other fellow
was TO get her. l tell you felt shaky
last night, but IA all rigltu W, and In
going 10 get thai l.g,nso out before they
get a chance 70 tguut u cut Ia gOiae If
the doubtful s'a|es"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

TIE PEOPLE Of the manrfs}.urlsz
n)Esh have declared hsslasi rse trad
and 10 isv5E 0! proIs5.Icn. A. ''fbe
voice Of the psOple 10 ths Yulss o. G)d,n
IL will be we'll for she Repn blicau Rsp
EssealAhvss IN the naxt Congress 10
heed H. That our tariff. laEg neeA :
complete revision No one sill dsny, bal
when thai is dens, il should Re IN q
manner to Afford sAil ga ser protection
70 our Manufacturers 8n5 wage earnefs
tasn ihsy nov snjoy. Lisa, year thor
EeFe several hundFei UtiIl6n d1,tars
ofih Of RlodI brought to tuis ooEnify
NON EaTope, every plsss OF Ealoh
could aud shoQld ksv6 been mads o.
a9me' Therefore tbs larlH nssds rs
Vsles IN this sespso!, 20 that . sBfi
cont day VIII be PLACED upon oil sueh
sooos 10 make y possible Tor thsm 10
~ maintained lie SIS 5oualry. The
1sp991'su psssy IL gletstl to repeal
me lniatnLi Il venue taz. phioh IL no
.onseE needed ard thts vii IA, a nv.
nsn OF oTer million d7Hars weak
non car oSa people, IE.n n 81 H.
etaaso OF 'bs tet!f on ROWS yoedssbould
ssna to 9rssis s1Epl1a, I=t q b Usgi
IA oul!a!n8 vtr vessels. Civilizations
Sloas we eeasB usw public buildlnn-
10 oai e.;.as, cElu -uy oa5r wEy ths.
NIl lUTlisl tWpl5 n #at FOL nan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

RRAinn WIN lsaRo Hlinafsgeca ~ 1sIlawl
siS ssS gIS sa "a d b liS a. 80 r.. i j 3
8ssqSiise { s!ie y ~ y ia pH ., n.
So ga 10 70. 70 %, 10 y i, ~.
?s'i'i GS ssi z. : 4 e. "a ~ q: a.
hsso ssa : a "a 90 Ses GIa pS,
New y, YOfi, TS ID "a SS S& . legL
mH z r., '1.3& ls, Sa7. sM t3G SOG
For West Cnester, via LanOkin. % ana
Fof E s;s e t6eSsrsB md intermediate STA
r. ss as e me- p s,ssiOu. NINA
H.IiiiIIsss.sss : .ss5 Sisyv' t,ns, : S2n.
Y snd y goa. m. u %, = n, n. 4 u. u
~ ~ t hna y e =, m,
New aa "a 10y So sIs 4. IssVe IN
SIS p. M, and u Qs Night
aeorgetoWn and LeWes, 8 80 a. n .,sB1p,m,,
EsTrI9ss%a, bsi$sr' md q n way stations. $50
!, EsspTsss for HARRINGTON, % p, n. wS
kIfsess isl bower. Harrington. and Dsl,
nAI, " ee NiFht.
LTpresI for Gape Ghsgiea, Old Poin, CON,
fort and Norfolk no5 HiEht.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street.. for wu.
lofA " u, II 90. M, 2u4 pu1, aoa an
b1, eOl, 81, u % p. -.
a. Iae 81 8 i iRH' ,S S f nd :. = :.
SUNDAY EnAINE,
. Hos PhihaelpAiA iexpreasl, aoa, 40 aW
n s sI0, u re; "A. ~, Q "a and 100
~ N I s1d n % = a. n.' i2la IN, w.
goI ghsstsT lssPStssi TB. $40. IL 81 n,
Acconmodation, tlsa M. nIO. i@. aiA
~. and Z. 20 D. N,
Il Hi h S 4 TSff sS &c
ro5T Wet ChsstsE, via LAnoGin. ana m,
Tor Cps oeal1ss, OLD Point eOnfOrt. ana
For New OAstla, MiddIetown, uaytop.
DoyeT, FELTON, HArring ton, BeAford, Laurel
and DeimAr, u o6 NtEhL.
baltimore and Warrington, In 60 aat
70 " .. m, u ~ y 81, and q D. m nAit'
more .. " and II Is ID. m.
Leave fhiladqlphfa Rroad Street, for WIN.
nington lexpreaal, l1.M 10 ia. ala. ills
A. NJ, h0a, So and II. ID r. M.
q hioeesoSmmodSiion, ~ Io.ls A. NJ, i3.o&LUl.
For further information, psanenRerp are re-
ferred 70 the ticket once At Ghe station,
IrSin9 marked thus ~ are LIMITED exprega
upon which extra fArs Is charged.
ssSsrEi hsSaasr General PSss MEUp A,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
VOlR1Hgnel and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-fve Dollars and Up
wards.

WaRuS.
Over four hundred sold IL
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every bali hour
within a square Of these lets
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate,
streets being graded; new
school-house; street Car llna
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe Invest.
ment, where you can see
your money every Gay, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave II
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For Information how &c
secure a home apply to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

YIN sturdy oak wEaGe 5ianches vide
B9-dlS tbs stlrms aud Winds DEFY,
Not long SIC En RcorR- email,
Ley dGrmar 'nesth he summer nhv,
Not unltke the Thrifty osk In its
germ, ceTelopuieut and growth, is cen
soiaplion Blu oven this mighty foe OF
mtuhtni positively yioldB to the won.
1tItal curNut5 pFopaEtlsa OF Dr.
Pieces GcitCh Medical Discovery f.
taken early. Bon, b. blind 70 ynut
own inteIsstg ahd think yours a hope
lesl case, Ihit remarkable rsmady la
reEcutd thGuBs hds. OF dtuRziss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

.E.a. tu.E'1 o C.us-, C5l5 Of g gaz
taGc. af's hfOccuia. EI1CaaaH
.ta 'l ,E sod tuiy ia
tozs. iaaa E.r
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

Hfs n a1Rorlh snd daughter, VITO
= ~ he o pending the last two ra0uthE
3 @sss,, have returned to heir
-Jmo III latl city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

THKRK ARB many Who do moi fully
comprehend lhe meaning Of LASS Taes.
days Victory, which Tea5hsS evan far
ther than soms suppose. IL tine flEss
place, free trade Is buried and there is
nOi tho Ulgk iesi probability OF Il ever
balnF IeBuErslied, and next the c0un-
Try is saved 10 the future from The
possibility Of hsvlUg 10 dsIead on ihaI
hot BED OF fraud and corruption,
NsW York Cliy, 20 dstermins t6s rs-
palk The nsxt sanAls, Aad also lbs
House Of Representative viii have Be.
publloAu mAI0Flua5, and lha imusdlate
ehsol OF shiS will be 10 add eigt! BE-
p1olioan Senators and tsYsn members
o. tbs Hou'ei through ,he.td nissiln OF
new 8sataB that have been denied that
Eight By The Democrats. Tle effect 0:
tlls will be to prevent In lha Euturs
A1y I5ollcnAl o1nlr9versy In reference
y our ladustriel orpolll.,al sentiments.
We believo the olnlgg cd uiulsirAlion
Will be pure aud devoted 10 the sd-
vAl'emSE; OF the b8,i It Ooggsss OF this
oo1nhy, sDi those Wh0 k1aT Genera
Herrisoa best say thas ls isnot only
lifted In every way to perform ths
dates OF the executive Of gfsas n
han, bui also ,ha bis fEm d8l5fmlus-
u9n gives Tbs assurance thas be viii be
mora lhAn Ptssldeut IA MANS. This
~"lofogy also mseus lie daash OF .hs
..As'gesrsho party IS isr V lh. paslessl
- ,slFal.on 10 Gen5erzsd, When II
e s5Irfst51 wllH&p5Esr a 1884 i
vas with tie ezgsas uudegtaodlar
thAt projection 10 AmsSl1su ludustrls5
Should be ElAtnla'rgs, ba. nofvith.
Standing thsEo pzlm,sas, PFeglHenl
OleVeland himself rg93m 5audld
policy, thAi had & beer cklEg1 iuSo
efssh T1uld hAvs olo5gd Of lsali hsli
ths industrial Embellishments Of thls
ooaaFy. lhlB rsoonm sad los vss
ennodlod In = bill framed By nea from
eae Agricultural souih, who EifogsihgF
did nos EsDEs5sns ~ many lRausirlsi
eltAoliEhmsnls "a theEa is 10 tss CIV
Of Wilmington, Thus we're orr ln3us-
tffeB plated 81 the mercy O. men who
had no ineroEs ln thsm, ard vIo
could NOT he injured by lhelr deshnc-
Son This vac ths r0.k on ghlsh tie
DsnosrEac parry vas wrecked, Aud a.
they YlolAtsd all the promises made
Tour yeAFs Rso, u viii be long Nue
before ihs people viii HgAin tel gafs
In snsrusunE then wish the p1zsr q
90 The country AZ injury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, q. s., THR
In Bate Of / olaWlre. To the Sheriff oi
to.1 EsW Castle County, uroetinR;
VIt WheroAs, Margaret 9smblo BY her
49, Petition to the Judges OF our 50
pOTior court Ned IN the Orlo0 Of
the Pfothonotary Of the said Court, in and
for u County OF New Castle for the cause
Of complaint therein alleged, has made ap-
rlloAti0n to our said judges that q deofos
may DO pronounced disgOlving the marriage
existing between the Petitioner and her hug.
bard, Henry q. Gamble, we Therefore oom-
mAnd you, - you have been heretofore con.
mAndod, that you summon Henry q, tam.
pie 80 that he be and appear before the
judges Of cur fRid court 81 the next term
thereof, 70 be held - Wilmington, on MON
DAY, the twenty sixth day Of KoY0mbeF
neNt, 70 answer the allegations OF ths said
Petitioner, according 70 the Act Of Aslen
piY N such case made and providbd, ard
Aho 70 40 and receive what the said court
SHAH then and there consider ooEerhinE
MIN 10 this behalf ~ to the court shall sec IN
meet and consistent with the provisions OF
the said Aetof Assembly
And have you then there this Witt
witness, the Honorable Joseph p. Come.
gys, kfquire, ct Wilmington the second day
o. October, A. D., eighteen hundred and
eighty eight 9kO. A. MAXWELL,
Issued October i9th, 1855.
The above 10 3 true COPY Of the crigIual
Writ HIi,ES I,ANPsit5
o2O,T'ns le-t ste il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

] ~@@& WSrAA@A ASAA1 wall tAA i
Saturday TO buy. They're
here Just the same; all of
them.
We begin a year or more
ahead TO get ready for the
quickest of the Handker
kerehief season, just as we
do to get ready with many
other sorts of goods. Be-
ginning on some thing or
other all the time. Can't
get order work of. hand from
loom.men or makers OF any
kind. Patterns must be pick
ed, styles settled on, and then
comes the work, work, work
Of getting out big lots.
The Handkerchief Har-
vest Is ripe. EigAty.Io1y
feet Of eountfr s6zce and
ranks Of shei5amg behind hold
tie samples.
Little more. AS the crowd
OF buyers thickens there must
be more and more counters.
There should be now,but yet
awhile we'll make shit with
the samples, It's SO handy
to the big stock room up
rs-just as If there were
a thousand feet more counter
room a couple of minutes
away.
Manufactures have out
done themselves. They do
every year. This time the
outdoIng is a big stride ahead
OF anything In the past We
have the Handkerchiefs of
more than a dozen of the
foremost Linen workers OF
the old world. Handkerchief |
for misses and women, Hand
kerchiefs for boys and men,
Original designs, marvels of
tineness, wonders Of cheap |
ness.
Embroidered
Hemstitchfd and Embroidered
Printed aud Embrol- cred
Fancy Diced
Eeycred and embroidered
scalloped, Embroidered and Diced
Colortd
Plain White
Figured Mourning
Solid Mourning
and 50 the sorts run. Styles
and styles of each.
We hold up enough to
give you a notion of them:
Women's Handkerchiefs, |
plain white linen, Convent
work" initials. UnIaunder- |
ed, ST. 20 a dozen, loo each.
Nomen's plain white lin.
en-, hemstitched 72c to So a
doz.
Misses plain white, hem.
stitched, printed, embroider.
ed, scalloped and embroid-
cred, scalloped, embroidered
and printed at bits Of prices
Ia Mems Linen Handker.
chiefs there are now Ii good
new, fresh styles at 12Ic each
such as usually sell at 2sc
A few very Frenchy 25c
Copies of Paris styles on
Irish Linen, 25c.
The best pennyworth Of
the season, perhaps, is the
Mems plain white linen hem.
stitched, ] and I Inch hem,
at 81 so a doz. Unlaunder-
ed. They would almost be
good value at So.
One iTcm TIE silk corner
eplain white old fashioned
China Silk, hemmed, 2 a
inches Soc, 28 inches 75c each.
All our Linens are as gen.
erous as HandlZerchiefs, and
] - 4 ....-. a NJ -. n
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1888
s. PROTECTION 's,.

We are ready to protect you in bv.
ing Clothing by Offering stock Of our own
make Of goods second to none in tbs citv
aud far superior to any regular ready
made goods, t
Our own make of Clothing is all
sewed with silk and all care taken in tho
manufacturing Of 1t that Is possible. The
material, the trimmings aud work are all
right and they fit when you put them on.
It's worth considering before you buy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
BALEIHOAE q OhIO MAILROAH
BALE1M0nE = UhIO MAILR0AH
SOhMDUEA II HFFE0T. April %, lsss
rraInS IsavS Delaware Avsaus Dspos
EAST bUUND.
Tor PhiladelphiA and OheataF, STA Im
", e 800 %, 10 80 and All IL q, ID, 90 . 0e
", % zo, ~, Q ", 7 30, - IS and IS b. II.
On SundAya,f %, %, . o6, 10 90 and Eli IL a
p N,
WEDT BDUHD.


.. N,
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily AZ.
ospt Sunday 90 Q. m.
aoi OhioAAo snd PittsburK, express, daily
uineinnAti and st. Louis express, dAIly
II Is o. IN.
baltimore accommodation, daily tE q
Pittsours, OhioAEo and st. Louis express.
slnEsFiy accommodation, daily
FOR LAMDAE BkR9, \ 10 A. IL .hnndzy
enly, ll.ao .. y. daily szespS Sunday, Il
bot ~ p M daily.
Lrains leAye MAFkst street saAder:
IeF PhusdelphiM 80 y. m daily. Eel
Berg s.s0 and lie A. M. daily, eEeept sun.
anyl sion. "A. on Sunday onlyI as and s.ts
Riti.5urS. ohIssEO and IT. I,euis srprss,
Trains III NiIpSnHson-LSsvu Phutssi
phiA, daily, ~ y, lg.0o, al 90 q. a, ID o.
noon, y Eec, 30. AaeV, asa, ale, 16Ie,
Dsiiy, egosps sunday, LSs, T.gs a. N
at.ztS and Az D. n.
Sundays only, 0.Ie an.
Express tfainia
RATno TO WE5EEAH FoTETB LowER ENAR
VIA ANY OTHhH LIHn.
". n. uLakMEMT8, o. O.SUUL,E,
0enI Manager. 0pn1 Pas. Agtu3
IGiAnhon= No. lisa.
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FIRE!
SM0KEl SM0KEl

October 10th there was q
large fire on Hilbert street
Philadelphia, in a place where
Mesers. Wood, Brown & Co.,
had some 10 thousand dollars
worth Of reserved stock of
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R0RsAIE
! rhhistYu
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DRESS GOODS

stored on the Cd floor above the
FIRE. Having made a satisfao
tory settlement with the insur-
aEce companies, they sold the
entire stock on November lst.
We were fortunate enough TO
buy several truck loads of the
same, and find on taking off the
paper wrapper the goods are
perfectly clean and free from
smoke, We guarantee every
piecs we sell to be strictly per.
feet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

Entered at the Post Office at Whining
Del, as second class mall matter.
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as true fax. We don't call
cotton-and.linen Linen. How
many stores can you point
cat where it isn't donel
South vest Of centre.
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Chlldren's Millinery corner
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tide Of new things flowing
through both is unchecked.
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dising comes in. It's S @
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liked styles - 10 make a
aho@ing Of plenty and have
nothing that anybody wants
Ihilk 0; q Millinery store
with no dead places in it.
North from Thirteenth and Ches nu
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Letter From Amaaor County

EDS. RECORD UEIoN The fire is not vet
out in the Pacific mine, and in the Empire
the smoke and gas is too strong to permit a
thorough examination of the condition of
the mine. If the fire is not extinguished it
will very soon be SO that work cannot be
resumed in the mine.
Timber, lumber and logs are lively here,
and there is yet nearly 1900 logs to float
down the Empire canal. They have been
running logs on the canal for nearly two
months. Business will be very lively in
Plymouth in a short time.
am informed by mining experts, who
believe know, that in their opinion there
IS good ore in the Empire and Pacific
mines sufficient to run both quartz mills
for the next fifteen years, and for ought
they know, for much longer time.
wish to mention that / inadvertently
left out in the resources of Northern ANA
dor several important items, which should
have been included. We have two meat
markets; the principal market in Plymouth
IS owned and run by one of your old CHI
zens-Matt. Steinkoning, who has been
with us only q few months We have also
two jewelry shops, one bakery, several
laundries, Justices otfice-John Blower.
several Notaries, and one law otfice-Chas.
+. Duyal, two large dairies-Gregg's and
Vanderpool's, which supply our citizens
with milk. We have also, two miles east
OF Plymouth, fine quarry of marble, and
a mill from which is shipped large quaint
ties of marble to San Francisco and Oak
land. OF minerals we have gold, copper
and iron. The geological formation is Slate
and granite. We have many quarries OF
soapstone and one deposit OF mineral on
Lyon creek, the mineral quality of which
has not as yet been ascertained.
E. S. HALL.
Plymouth, Cal, April 4. 1888.