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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-20

IMPORTANT
Society News

The principal happening in select 50
ciety cireiss since the fire, has been the
placing on the market OF the choicest piece
oi residence property in the city Renton
addition. This addition Is the highest aud
most sigatly point Ia the eltY. II Is To-
cated ca Madison street.-The Fifth avenue
Of & attic and the main boulevard from the
harbor 20 Lake Washington. and over
looks both bodies of water, re well IS the
city and all Of the mountain ranges aud
snow clad peaks ia Western Washington.
II Is inst mile ON the postofsice The
Madison rect cable road. now under con
structiou, runs through the northern por-
ton Of the addition, and the R.lbs II street
electric road. for which franchise hes
been asked. win pass through she southern
/ portion.
+ We have determined to make this the
choicest residence portion Of the city II is
undoubtedly such hy natural location, and
all elss that IS NEEDED Is "a get nice class
az people located thers That we are ae-
oomplishlne this, the follewiug list Of pur
chesers i show.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-20

Electric kxiensiaa to Green Lake
the burned Cable geRd.

Aittgs 'oFce IF men are A. work on H..
satsnsoa q tie electric railway, from .ht
sefnst q fFsat aud Cedar streets - Lake
aioa. TIE srAeklayers have almosi
sssshea lske taicn- Tae poles for lhe
. siPTqrs u The overhead sire ar ia t,asi
tea tof staat haif fhc distsoee bf,we.r
sfual stfesi snd Lake yn,aa Frofa Lax,
Nhsa ne iiHe u b Re peshest with Il,
Ikessbie speed aB 10 frsmuui aud fon
ssfase - ,ireen lake.
ne rebuilding ei the burned essa aaitsnt
es-,nfea trask al the lake washiaeiol
ezee fsilWsf 90 Ass ~ aeehae and COM
asftiai street T. making rapid progress. j
@'ss lefst u nlen sre Cmpiovg-l ea Ia,
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Pacific Coasr STEAMSHIP "a,

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fellows:
For san Francisco, Via Port Townsend
and Victoria. At SOC \. m passengers re
eeiyed on bard al a,ea r, N. on July 4. :,
For Alaska. AT 9 a. IN. Julv ,. II. II.
August /, IL, 10. -, = ptelnlseT 10 and -.
From san Francisco, Tor NieiuTia aud
Puget sound ports. Ate d. IA. Jgly 4, 3,
IA, II, -. -. aaa every i've days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained ~ thc Office
OF the company az '''The Russell
GoODAlL PERKINS x co, Gent agts.
No 10 Market street san frapefSs,gs Fs3
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
R.AILW Az.
The IRU r.
Transc0ntinental Route
BETWEEN
The PACIFIC AND The ATLANTIC

Its passenger equipment Is the finest In
the world, consisting 81 Luxurious Sleep.
ing Cars, having drawing, smoking and
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with Free Sleeping Berths for
holders al seeond-elass tickets, ana the
most modern style of Day Coaches
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality OF food, in unlimited quantity
~ reasonable rates
The variety and grandeur of scenery
along its line Is unequaied. and In the de
tails OF track, train service, etc. nothing Is
omitted that can add Ia the safety and
comfort of its patrons. All in all. II give.
the best and most seryicable line of travel
whether for business or pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria. and
all Pacific Coast points, and Winnipeg
Minneapolis, 81 Paul. Chicago, st. Louis
Ottawa Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York. and all Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS are issued 10 al
principal points ia the United States, Can,
ada. and Europe. AZ lowest rates
For detailed Information apply 70 the
following agents OF the company:
&, -. MC1OED. Washington street
Portland, Oregon; r. ". MCGlNNESS. seat
tie, ". r.: r. T. ELLIS. Tacoma, W. T.
ID. Il. BROWN, Assistant Genersl Freight
and Passenger Agent. Vancouver r. C.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co. Iss>safsice
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Whatesn aud Semlahmoo Route
Steamer Geo. +. Starr

Leaves Seattle At II p n. Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays. Arrives at WhatcOn
at II a. m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days Returning. leaves Whateom at ? =
m. Mondays and Wednesdays and on sat
urdays ri a m. Arrives al Seattle ~ j a
N. Tuesdays and Thursdays and on sat
urdays AZ about p. IN.
E&r steamer lands AZ all regular land
ings except Oak Harbor. Laoonner and
Fiaafeo
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UNION TICKET OFFICE.

Tickets 70 all points yia Union Pacific.
Oregon Short Line, Canadian Pacific aud
Northern pscife only Office IN Seattle
selling via all the through lines
= K HARDING
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave seattle 10 a. m June e. ~ aud -
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports. and al II r. n. June 10, -, ard July
for Portland. Oregon, calling at Port
Townsend, Port Hgeies. Victoria and As
toria with freight and passengers.
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nNE AkDoNE,T LFTh FARE


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gEy SAM SsGEE>k. SEC
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L. :. Mail Steamer rassale.

Leaves seattle for whateorn and all way
landings Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days Il, II ?. m. Arrives 81 whAicom Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays At ; p. m.
Returning. leaves Nhatc0m Sundays.
Tuesdays and Thursdays ~ s,.sa p. NJ. Ar
rives st Seattle Mondays, Wednesdays aad
k,ri.iaN AZ = z. M
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"a Sas nay sfrsnse " .sh No. ,5s.'s.is.,.,
800. % tlltsisert 81 v lafe,ra Miss -
:. ' s clssry IS loca,sa in ,h. bic ,.,,,
- e. - street nta5 ,he BOSTON hlafk
49, ansen chi8s d4nhle-krn.. ft>..
CO.. -. -. Fistsss' sp.tpdsa gushtg.
= ss.eSk Hsiasoos. Chester c,>s-e
bsg III q 3se sst.,.as. $50, ,,s.-......
~ ifeoa. Chester s. s-srr
afHiih hasel. s.lr.e4 --,....s 1000,
- sr1 e5s-n 20 fhe trst.l.,. r..,, E.
- i''t'rFlsl tsage Sffs.t.y ~ So.
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a. aessfs 49, 6 pis
p.ss. 'ssss ssppieS. tawt :. ts,r. -,a,~
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nAfLWAYa
Seatit. lake Shsrr 4 EaxtArI n,
EHE TABLE,


DxrZr KxrErT srx14Y
Far sBs-sEssssie sat uss rxsluss. ieavs
40 - arrives u p - fssr Is. san I'D
wsF sassrs- i~Aye - O "a. TO = "a
= ssr- Il - . IA. as - I'd fos sns,e as. a
ana usF FSssEstss a4@xs $50 a "a As ..
"a @Trsve - a. ss-- as = II sga- Lake
A&SzfaxsssE. Rz sgznA P@ss snss 81 fsss Essss,
f@sinsS. aexxs - = nz-. fzs D. IA arrive
20 a. H.. 10 =. n Fer Ksgex.ssr. ryp-
sssassE Azaf ssesasfassa fssanss. isssse go 4 m
~ 81 g. ga 1:ts 3 m. s = D. rs arrive
s~H q r., ii 20 a M: SO p ~. -.1Sp
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Snsessa nis an var rsfnss. gsxiax
scflrs AZ The fszIs- lssw-- - =. "A ar w.
$50 = U- fsr snehaEntss aus wss r.sinss.
leave = ?. u arrive II % o II .for Lake
WssislngrssEs. ksTe8aa Park aast sanar@a I,
points, ssave tots a m I.4s = IN. ssrTva
II 10 - "a so p 81. For kss<ewsFe-. Ere
nassI1t aud suburban points. leave - p n
strive u p "a
'tosazsess wfsh steamer a. rnSpn RSy o.
Sesser .or Hsgghs.s8 zss2 kIrsiAns1
~ RiFe Gen PAS. Act
Nv u. EcEBRo0E. Manage.
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Il. II. Griffith g. Co.
L. A. TREEN, Agen,

t.2le SECOND STREET.
Desire to notify the public
that they have some very
flne business property for
sale, among which is the
following
A very choice corner lot
OF Front street, 500, 900.
A very fine lot on Front
street, $4,000.
A corner lot on West
street, 2oxI2of feet, $i4. 900.
This is a bargain.
We also have lots to
lease on long time. among
which are the following, viz:
A choice lot on Front
street a corner.
A fine lot on Commercial
street a corner.
A lot on Fourth street,
between Main and Jackson
streets; veryreasonable rent.
We have other choice
pieces of property To sell or
lease which may suit YOU.
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0. K. 4 n. CO.


Viii leave seattle daily. exce,,, Sunday,
touching 81 all intermediate points.
For Tacoma-Atl 20 a. m. p. m and 4
y. III.
For Nictoria-~At pas a. m
For olympia--At p. m
For Tacoma: sUNDAlS--Ai l.3o a. N.
and 1 =. n.
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Island Transportation Co.


EEzHEsak 2 80 q y = - - sAtt
Tae s-samer. ;. L. LIBBY. Uerls5t ?
Bszcaer. master. les SEES Hezstle eesfy sEgn
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shArf. Il svss P0rt Tos asent ~ Il .. -.
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LspaE FrisisE hSrtssr. &sr.e fnn S5isfEF
Fsaag afeTsh AID FhErss9&y z9s4F sauA
Rcxess HGgt.sr. t3Tc4s. sss& Es&1 rsgassis
Kzs.aEniug leaves a sssea1a a. q -
Teese3sys. Thursdays saa szyHg,tArs. sc
The ~xszrszy TIP tas ilhsy xsa-s tHsusEs
~ y ate. Fsrs fsesA Port fgEEs@rud -
-. or srgigas from ssttEsia Far re aslkuas
ay ths r1hAy's y essneSstay arr FFisssy tTsFs
wgf - "a RED 90 lie Aasbtagfga steam
bat s Tran sV45rtstsea Cs2 = ssssEsSF sN7iff
20 Es1r. Townsend 0g TUESDAY sEsj Thar
ssv nights and Transferred Street - fas
s4naT. um These days sAs : 7, N@
Ill tsssse s2akets xas Sza tfe4Eat sATH4z1
10 1ssf5Hzskxas-
HEkssRT p. REEf HER- Manage.
A HkTFfEt D. AsTsst -szzfiss.
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70 y <co
Real Estate and Financial
Brokers.

Agents faT the property ~ Csp'- WI liam
Reutpn. the Oregon improvement Con-
psu1. the gnvas Nil COMPANY, the Co
lamsbiA & I'agCt Sound Railroad Com
pany. NJ CyrBs Walker. f'sc seattle, Lax.
SEaTs. 4 Essteru Raiiwsy Company, su'i
the sasjaFisy ci tts kesvs properly 0wnefs
ou PuEeG sound.
Reoan "a. Sew}in block. C.,lpnh-a street.
seattle Nasn
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w. L. DOUGLAS
SO SHOE cEsr122FEnrr.

The os1ly calf - SEAMLESS sf,a-. s-,,a.c.h
Inside. No fAIks .er MAX THGEAD -
Pr pr Iiss is1- easy rs hand se~sSi and WILL
l. DOUGLAS - SHOE. the original
asai only hand scared well 81 sE4oe. E.gssals
custom MADE shoes costing from, r. 70 e.
l. DOUGLAS xz-5e POLICE SHOE
ssaAirs'sd Fneu sssd letter .tarrss.rs All wear
mem smooth inside as hand -sssesI shoe
No tasks or WAX thread 10 Ess.rt ths. tepf
w. L. DOUGLAS 81 80 ehsse j. uslssxreIs,st
bsf heavy weaf- Best calf sioe gssr the
price.
" l. DOUGLAS <s.s5 wORgTSGNax's
sts% j. the best Ia The world for rough
Wear. oiie pair ought 10 wear a man for q
year.
l. DOUGLAS - SHOE FOR BOYS il
the best school shoe ia the World.
Al male IN Congress. Button ard lace
Examine vs.. l. Douglas s20s shasss l0v
gentlemen aud ladies'
y not sold by your dealer write W. I.
DOUGLAS. BR0xs9ToS, MASS.
L. A. TREEN, Agent.
4
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NOTES FROM wHATCog
'"e tide fists~kaiirosd sold 20
brttish Columbia psr.i,s

= Faalle meeting he'll a; sehons
esaaslas ihaf the lide isis b. s.s..r,., !, b.,
.'ssss''ii'g purposes against y-aAbers
.ssssi sisi sAesle have sols their rsil.
49, a. eS 10 British ta.wmhis >j8e 70 Ncx
s' sss'slas'er parties Sho SIRE irving t,. az
t 49,. WIN bsrnei, o. conuect az rb..
s.ass sss e'Iseea B.aina ana lr..'sr
-. $500 : Ass 10 geoi financial ,..,-..l /.
So. - "a nay sfrsnse "a lh fhe Ts-..,i,t,,
sss ...,s = ,'''ailerf 81 hta'ooa WHh tte
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BANK OF NORTH SEATTLE

CoTrss ssf T-ssHs ass z8-~e<r xtrvsesx
Foreign s1s. ssesar~ear exchange ssezShs
sssssr< rwcxsyxzs. aHd a xxnsrss s.&nxang
nsssnssS Transacted
ae sass ss~SI.S facilities snr ussxsng
es'asSsssssss IA al parts 81 sae tsmsse<i Stairs
$50 tsysszssL Hears y rs. 10 =. "a sss-
asssss. a n ~ y. n. ard "a D "a
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2. S<o<E
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Wa otar eu Nru5sv, fusv e. - g. 81
slams hustn gks - Ssses5 watFh cttgGigcs tsse
as uoa of every casHs&us3uau srs1 every
inf-ewacr.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02


The sixth annual session Of the Graud
Castle, X. ofG. E., met yesterday fore
noon, in their hall, Fifth and French
streets. The following we're the dele
gates.
No. I, John A. Best; No. 2, j. d. AL
dred; No. 3. @. d. Toppin; No. 4, James
H. Picrson: No. 5, j. Ii. Thompson; No.
&, George Williams; No. q, w. L. Good
Ing; No. 8, Anderson Fielding; No. o.
Elmer Valentine, No. 10, r. Il. Monck
No. II, B. ii. b. Ennis; No. ~, j. w.
Warren; No. IS, Cbatles Fchrenbach; No.
IA, n. +. Volmar; No. 10, j. Press; No.
10, George Krasure; No. II. A. Il. Fow-
Ter; No. Is, j. b. Long; No. 10, Joseph
A. Ennis.
The reports OF the Grand Chief, WIN.
0. Brown, and other officers were read,
aud show that the membership on Decem-
Der 81, 1887. was 12O5; initiated durlpg
the year, 53i; admitted by card, 81; REIN
stated, 1S; total, IT'S; withdrawn, 23;
suspended, 1862; deceased, 6; total, 100;
leaving membership December 81, 1883,
Of 1858, an increase Of 378. The mem
bership is divided as follows: Past Su-
preme ChiefA, l. Past Grand Chiefs, 10;
Past Chiefs, 25f; members OF Crusaders
| Degrees, 1275; members of Knights De-
/ ktetbs - thciuuctb VI lnBftth OcHfco,
| 10; total, 1858. 4.t
Tie following statement shows the
finances OF the ORDER; Amount on hand
aud invested Mt last report, S70O0.2 20;
receipts Surfing The year, ST. ,pdS O3; total,
SIS q6S.23. Expenditures during the
sesr, S93ls.1s; on hand and invested,
Sgsii. ~; paid for relief of brothers,
tg622.l6 relief OF widowed families, SS7..
s5; Tor buryInR the dead, s5s2.S5.
i b.. Total paid for relief, a., 2i2. 80; current
expenses, investments, &C., SB,075. So
total, S9,Sls. s. Widows and orphans
fund, $l0.43; per capita tax to supreme
Castle, Si5s.30.
Grand Keeper Of Excbequer Edwin F
Dhtr reports the following for the term
ending April ], $50:
Cash at commencement OF term. .......{ 46s. q
| CASH from kieldihg, q. ~ OF k.......-s 5oi.N
Paid as per orders. 6lVH
Balance on hand to date. ......s.....".s 1884,
| At the afternoon session OF the Grand
/ Castle the following otlicers were elected'
Grand chief, John NJ. Hance, No. d;
| grand vice chief, Fl. Vollmar; grand sir
herald, Charles Brown, No. 2; grand
high priest, L. L. Collins, No. 10; grand
master of records, Anderson Fielding,
NJ. s; gr md keeper OF the exehequtr,
Edward Uber, No. 8; grand trustee, II.
o. Muoru; supreme representative, Jacob
IL. Thompson, No. 3; first Ruardsman,
DIR. I. A, Enos, No. ID; second guards
man, j. A. Oliver, No. ..
The Grand Castle adjourned to meet
again April 10Th In this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02
."BEE HIVE
BARGAINS
IN
FAST BLACK hose

Ladies' at 12sc a pair, we
know are fast color. A few
special makes at 25c. 37Ac,
SOC, Zoe, warranted fast
black.
Children's, sold by many
houses as regular made col
or positively fast at 121c a
pair. From that up to Use.
Also, Gents in fast black.
Now Is q good time to buy
remnants of Dress
Goods; in many cases at hall
price. They are in good
lengths tor children's dresses
and combinations.
Demorest New Spring
Patterns portfolios, l8c ,
each.) Giving you hints
about dresses, millinery, etc.
We have added to our
stock DIR. Strong's Tricora
Health Corset. A very sr-
perior one; we think better
than Warmers. Price ST.
each. Try one and return
it If not perfectly pleased.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02
Once a Kingdom.

II u not generally known, Observes
Maine paper, that Mt. Desert, the IA
NOUS summer Watering place, was once
email Kingdom, and ruled by queen
long remembered and esteemed. SAT
the close Of the last century Maria Their
esG La Motto De Oadailac GergoiEe,
great granddaughter OF Gov. Cadailae,
Lord OF Mt Dessert and Danaque, ruled
and was proprietress Of the Island. She
iirst settled at Halls Cove, about 1903,
and sold Der estates 10 squattsrs. Five
milled Spanish dollars then bought tracts
ofland worth several hundred thousand
dollars to-day. When this Yankee queen
died, In 1910, she was greatly mourned,
II 10 said, for she had the qualities Of 9
true sovereign. Her heirs sold out TO a
man named Bingham, and returned 10
France"
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework at 2io West ST. ai-2ft
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02
c. WO.RRE[[,
Fifth and ShipIey.

The season for New Carpets
is here. A look through our
building will be the best argu-
ment we can make and the most
convincing of our ability to
please you. The whole house
from the basement to the fourth
floor is absolutely crowded with
goods and still they are coming
IN every day. Before coming
here we said 5th and Shipley
streets should be a lively corner
and thanks to our many CUSTOM
ers it is. Now for prices: Brus-
sells. 500 to SIPS, and a few
special things at SI.4o. Velvets,
SI,I5, SI.25 and $3.50. Tapes
try, 1.-THE favorite carpet, from
As to ooc, beautiful, chaste and
elegant colors and patterns, 3
ply. Kidderminsters, Palatines
and Ingrains, soc to 81. Mat
tings, IL Ia to soc. Oil Cloth,
25c to 81 per yard. Mats, Large
Rugs, Small Rugs, etc, at all
prices.
In the Upholstery Rooms are
Curtains, Cretonnes, Silks, Tow
els, Linens, Quilts, Covers,
Pushes, Blankets, Art Work,
Wood and Brass Poles, Shades,
Mattresses, Chairs, Carpet
Sweepers, &c.
five took a whole side ofthis
paper, we could fill it with only
the briefest description of the
goods we keep. You will judge
best by looking. We have only
one price, but make special esti-
mates for Churches, Public
Buildings, Boats, Cars, etc. All
kinds of re-upholstering and
carpet laying done promptly,
whether new or old. We have
not said anything in this adver-
tisement about special bargains,
but we have them all the same.
Come and see.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

WANTED "A GOOD CARRIAGE
w trimmer. Apply Gil W. Front 81. solztf
WANTED-GooD, QUIET BOARD
w Eks. Apply zoo East 9TH st. m2o-st.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

Philips s. Co., In addition to their large
wholesale and retail -four store at Fourth
and French streets, have added a whole
eale commission warehouse for the sale of
butter, eggs, poultry and fruit of all
kinds. The commission establishment is
In the store adjoining, but in the Philips
building. The company lie known for
fair and honest dealing, and will no doubt
become popular with the producers OF the
Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02
nIfa woman is pretty,
To me It's no matter,
Be she blonde or brunette,

Do bhC icbb hc iOVh AZ nut
An unhealthy woman Is rarely, II ever,
beautiful. The peculiar diseases to
which 60 many of the sex are subject, are
prolific causes of pals, sallow faces,
blotched with unsightiy pimples, dull,
lustreless eyes and emaciated forms.
Women 90 afflicted can be permanently
cured by using DR.. Plerce's Fayorite
Prescription, and with the restoration Of
health comes that beauty which, com
bined with good qualities Of head and
heart, makes women angels OF lowell
ness. ''Favorite Prescription is the
only medicine for women, sold by drug
gists, under a positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, that it will give salts
faction in every case, or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle wrapper and faith
fully carried out for many years.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02
shIIoh,s Consumption Cure.

This 10 beyond question the most sue
cessfui Cough Medicine we have ever
sold. o few doses Invariably cure the
worst cases Of Cough, Group, and
Bronchitis, while it, wonderful success IN
the cure Of Consumption is without q
parallel In the history Of medicine. Since
its frat discovery 1t has been sold on o
guarantee, test which no other medi-
cine can stand. II you have Cough
we earnestly AK yon TO try 1t, Price 10
cents, 80 cents, and Vi. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame, use Shi-
lob's Porous Plaster. N. B. Danforth,
wholesale aud retail agent, Second and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02
DR. WORTH'S Cough SYRUP

Is tho most speedy and certain cure for
all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest, such as Coughs, Group, Sore
Throat, Whooping Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Splitting of Blood,
Pains in the Chest, etc.
1t does not only dry up a Cough, but
looseus the Phlegm and allays the In
Illumination thereby permitting nature
to heal the diseased parts.
For Sore Throat, Bronchitis and
HoarseHess this remedy is unequaled,
also for Coughs after Measles.
For long standing and oonsumptive
Coughs this is the remedy.
PRICE RS GENTS.
N. B. DANFoRTH, Second and Market.
E. T. DILW0RTH,
milo Second and Jefferson Sta
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

u EMovAL,-sAAIUAL sLEsINGER
~ from t2i Eaut sth strset to 700 Erenc
hueet, mz5-Btt
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

VIZ ANTED--DvaRDE IT l05 E..
w End street; two good front rooms,
with good board. alGts
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

In In Ae
We offer superior accommoda-
tons tor boarding horses.
FINE STABLE BUILDINGi
GOOD ATTENTION.
MODERATE = CHARGES !
We ain TO be mors accommodating
than others in our line Of business. If you
contemplate changing about March 20. we
invite your patronage.
Wilmington Boarding Stables
2i2 & 214 W. SIXTH STREET.
Telephone 213. m23-1m
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

yyTANTED - DREssMAKING IN.
w families by the day by u young
lady. Apply Mt GlS King Sc. al-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

War In the ranks OF the Wall Paper
Manufacturers has caused a drop in price
unprecedented. We get this information
from tho Fidelity Wall Paper Company,
OF No. IL N. 18th street. Philadelphia,
who have decided to give the public the
advantage Of this reduction. They are
selling some very handsome gold papers
at twelve and fifteen cents. a2-3mw
Daily Republican., 1889-04-02

The following has been issued b
Colonel Marshall:

The following has been issued by
Colonel Marshall:
MILFORD, Del, March 30, 1889.
Special Order, No. Z.
1u pursuance of special order No. IA,
adjutant generals office, Dover, Del. /,
March 2s, 1880, Colonel Benjamin White
ley, county quartermaster on the general
staff, Is hereby ordered to report on his
arrival In New York city, April 20, 1850,
to Major General j. NJ. echoheid, chief
marshal of the military parade, tor duty
on his staff.
By order of Governor Biggs.
Official. RICHARD w. KENNEr,
Adjutant General.
g. W. MARSHALL, Colonel Command.
ing.
ii. L. PAIGE. First Lieutenant and
Acting Adlutant.