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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-07
MONDAY, JAN. z, 1889.
ARRIVALS.

DEPARTURES.
Stmr Kaala for Waialua and Waianae
at Q Il m
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-07

VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai at p m
Stmr Waialeale for Kauai at pm
Schr Waiehu for Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-07
NOTICE.

A LII parties Indicted to w. S. Luce
N on the 30th day of September last,
are requested to settle up their accounts
at once. w. S. LUCE.
BY his attorney.in, fact, Frank Brown.
112 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-07
LOST

A DIAMOND and Sapphire Locket
IA on New Years Day, ON King and
Beretania street, or the Manoa Road. A
reward of $40 will be paid to the finder
on returning the same to
1873 1w j. NJ. MONSARRAT.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
DIED.
IITTTDN -nn tl,n o5tt,

LUTTON.-On the 25th OF September.
ry B., SON of George a. and Ruth
A. Luton, i'll the Goth year of his age,
Relatives and friends are Respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the
residence OF his brother, Norris > Ltt-
ton, Highlands. ON Monday afternoon at
3o'clock. lnterment ut Mt. Salem cene-
terry.
VASDENER-On the aGth inst. DR.. u. f.
Nnudever, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from his late resi-
uence, ANonuhle, Pa, ON sunday, at 10
O'Clock H. IN. lntcrmcnt ut oxford ceme-
terry.
FIsCHER--On the 25th inst, Margaret
Fischer, aas, d - years.
Relatives and friends are Respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from her
late residence. No lib Shiplcy street. ON
sunday afternoon. services nt the
house at 9 o'clock. Interment at River
view Cemetery.
JUSTIS.-On the 2Ith inst, Eleanor d.
JustiS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence, No. 501 West seventh
street, on Monday afternoon, mt ao'ciock,
without further notice. Intcrment nj
Old Swede's Church Cemetery. s
CALDWELI.-Int this city, on the 2jth
inst, Providence, wife Of Jno. +. Culd.
well.
Relatives and friends arc Respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from No.
80 kirkwoOd street, ON Monday after.
noon. services Mt scott NJ. l.. Church AT
2 i. IN. lnterinent ut kiveryiow.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Color In Religion,

New York, Sept. 27.-At the Episco-
psl ColOred ClerRymen's Convention to-
day, committee WAS appointed to pre-
e.Dt to the General Conference OF the
United States, that meets next week, q
memorial which, after setting forth GER
tain facts relative to Church doctrine,
says;
''In view of the foregoing facts, we
ask, what is the position of colored men
in the country? Ia It In accordance with
the race docttines taught by the Church
that, when men have once been admitted
Into the sacred ministry and communion
OF the Church. a new restriction should
be made in the spiritual and religious
rights OF the jlored man which should
not be made in those of a white mani
We ask the General Conference to give
us the emphatic, unequivocal answer to
this earnest and almost desparing in-
quiry."
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
JuYenile jug pnriY

hTs. Willard Hall Porter gave ''jug
party" last evening for the Johnston
Chapter Of the Alcott Club of the Dela-
ware Hospital. During the summer the
children have made their collections in
Esile earthen jugs, and there was great
interest and excitement when one after
another the jugs were smashed and the
eontents OF each carefully counted and
recorded. The total amount realized from
about twenty jugs was $30.54. This
money the children have really secured
BY their own work, and they are justly
proud of the results of their efforts. Miss
May JOINS won the first prize, a beautiful
silver bracelet, and Miss Anna Woods
Bird the second, pretty forget-me-D ct
ring. The boys prizes. a pair of silver
sleeve buttons and knife, were awarded
20 Masters w. POyntelle Johnston and
Willard Hall Porter. The prizes were
the gilt of Mrs. Porter. The little folks
were regaled with ice cream, and the re.
mainder of the evening was devoted to
merry games aud dancing.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Tommy Danforth knocked Out.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. Tommy
Dantorth, of Ne@ York, aud Joe Solo, OF
this city, light-weighis, fought at the
SoutEern California Athletic Club last
night This fight was for purse of $3.50.
Solo had tie best of the fight In the first
part, and between the sixteenth aud
tuenty-fourth rounds almost succeeded
In knocking Daniorlh out. Solo also
gained nrst blood in the eighteenth round.
Alter the tive -ty-fourth round Dauiorth
bad the upper hand. With q stinging
blow on Solos eye ho drew the blood
copiously and seemei TO have the best OF
the fighting up to the iftieth round. In
that round, however, Solo rallied and
sent ln heavy blow on DRnforth's neck
which all but put him to sleep. From
this TO the fllty-filth and last round Sole
severely punished Danforth, and in the
hnal round knocked HIN completely out
with b ow on the neck,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
FIFTH edition
Malicious sIlachl,t

This morning soon after mll,t,,,.
cerrick pole, " ieet long, ,t.n,lfIaun, m ,ne
right In front OF the n,w b,nk up
at Fifth aud Market streets pa,I. G 'ni
cetAched from Ito stays fell over la tavsss ICY
the Clayton House, but was rsasS, ps
the electric wires and held. wbss ,.y uy
vented 1t from doing an utt,.J sno,,' 1ns'
OF damage to the second story ir'm, us
that building. The fall oil t.c p,is "%, ,i... VI
the electric light wires tol ether ,,nss
Ing each other, causing blue l,Le. =.
sparks TO be emitted. The r'1. VI
TRANS upon the street at that tirdr rya's .a,-
very much scared and kept elear Of ny Nv
vicinity. VI Ne
Fortunately, though very badly .,r,,.
ed, the wires were strong enouyh ,ots wv
the pole hanging at an anR ID ~ ,1,,r'sp
degrees. TIE guy rope from FlnL s,'s M
was iooeened by the fall OF the nnIe .si
pulled . telegraph wire nearly N "a.
ground. The incaEd scout ngils olo1s
the streets went out for time. hpt s .os
LASTED up again OF th.!r own acco,S
The arc lights were unds.ufbri e..
eeants Blackburn, Tucker, sletzr- snI
special Ohicer Smith were speedily an
the ground and kept tie rrIN,in,O"s, ~
began TO gather away frcm ham 1"'
Contractor johnson wps Inn,1I,,,,.
notified by Special Oflcer snIb ~ ~
william Walker, the llneman Of the MI
mington City Electric Company AMI
both those gentlemen were soon nj TIA
ecene. Mr.. johnson imn.ea.,-Iy .e,,
ior Triggers John Bruce, Rubor, Drlnnsv
aud Harry johnson, who hay. cbsIDs y,
the derricks, and they arrived sbout sa n
minutes before . O'Clock. The rirpcr, 4,
once procured q ladder aud lied n blo.S
and tackle 10 a Knot in a guy ron, ,hst
held the pole In Place, AMI by a faS
vigorous pulls the guy ropes IipbIen.I
and the great seventy-fe pole movsd
back TO its position, where It was f,s,,rsj
and all was well again. Had The noi. ,o,
been arrested In Its descent ID wouIi h,vs
crashed In the second window from liz
tIfth aud Market streets corner OF M,
clayton House and would have dam,pfJ
the heavy cornics below over the entran,s
OF the First National Bank. Coui,arto,
johnson says the pole would hAye broken
in two had n struck the Clayton Hen.s
The loosenlng oil the pole was lone bv
come evil disposed person or D rsons
People around the Delaware Hons, saw
that they saw two young men under tia
influence OF liqu tsmperns with Tho
ropes, aad when the pole fell they ran
down Market street
The diiarrangement Of tile electric
wires caused some startling freaks Of
electricity. When the pol- frst ie the
streets were flil Il with u blue lgat Ike
sheet lightning. Clerk Kelley, Of tbo
Clayton House, said that before be pss
notified ttat the derricx had fallen there
was green n.sh through the halls and
he thought some one was burGlug green
fire.
The lights at the p, W. & y. Railroad
station went out during the trouble,
leaving the station In darkness.
At . o'clock the electric light uir,s
were repaired and all the llshn wero
burning.
Contractor johnson wi | hereafter keen
n watchmnn on guard at tho ou llAg al
night.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Offirials on n gDrec

A turnkey Of New Castle ja!l (not ex
Warden Toner) aud an ex.county tax
collector, now constable of White CLAY
Creek Hundred, were In the city night
before last on grand old =, rec together.
The turnkey made out 10 get to a hotel
where he evadtd ares, but the ex.col-
lector, not so fortunate, became 80 para
lyzed drunk that he fell into the lands
of the police and was locked up until he
became sober enough to be sent home to
his wife and children.
There is well authenticated rumor
that high city cfll;.,l, a high county
Court House official, and newspape.
man, got Oh high spree last night In a
saloon where they were gambling and a
fight resulted between the county Official
and the newspaper man, In which tie
latter was victorious.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Visiting Croauetist,.

Benjamin r. Veasey, J. d. Clalhst
James U. Hickman. DR.. Irwin F.ian d.
l. IL. Fln1, J. b. Bell ani A. Gdbt
Robntou, members Of the WilmInsA
Cioluet Club, went 10 PhilsdeIphh ut
terdAy and saw several games OF cfCdul,
played between some OF the crack Gro
quetists Of the country at the grounds oi
the PHI ladelphia Croquet Club, Tweuty.
second aud Brown streets. They iay
that while the Wilmington players might
excel in long shots. they lare something
to learn yet in the iiI o poIuu Of arching
the balls. An eveut OF ths dAy was tic
knocking OF q rubber ball into several
p!eccs by Mr.. Veascy, who stru'k lew
praetic n; shOts. The WilliIg'au'ans
played no games, but will pui into ptac-
tice at home the fGe points they earned
yeste day fIom Johnson, JaeJby, VAIN.
bold aud other champion player
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Shot by n Former Sultur.

HyNrIEGToN, W. Va, Sept. 91-N
Brumiieid, a newly-marrlcd mfn, and
his bride, who had spent tn, day with
The wite's parents In Big Heart Greek, ia
Lincoln county, were returning lomo
when they were Cred upon ftom Jump
OF bu-hes. Mrs. Frumileld was Shot ia
tue head and fell 10 tle ground uLc1G-
scious. Her husband was thot IN Ito
right III e, but managed TO crawl 10
Deighbor's for assistance. The nearest
physician, who lived twenty-five milcs
away, va, summoned. but MIS-, / M
Held died In few hours Biumdcd IS
dying. lie claims to have rtcog'.lel ih'
assassin, but refuses to say who It @l'.
A former suit0r OF Mrs. Blumseld who
tailed to win her, is believed to be lls
IN trdcrer,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Municipal Court.

William Redden, who claimed TO come
from Elkton, where local option IFe'
vaile, came to this city last nigh, aud tN
on glorious drunk. He was found ny
Officer Broomall, who put him III tao
cells, and this morning he was fined u
ard costs.
Newlin FarrA, the boy who cut raom"
Middleton with bis penRnifo, had iat,
ther hearing this morning, but npos nv
intercession Of City Solicitor Turner no
was discharged after receiving Feihr
mRnd from Judge Ball.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Jewclry store Robbed.

Sometime this morning thieves broke
open the rear door OF tine residence and
lewelry store OF ID. Lurga, No. 10 East
Front street, aud proceeding to the store,
carried of rs watches, two clocks. anum-
ber OF watch chains and pistol, the
whole valued at $500. Mr.. Lurga,
though sleeping in the hous', knew
nothing OF the burglary until be got up
at O'Clock this morning and found tho
back door of his residence open. The
police have been notified and iharp
lookout will be kept for the robbers.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Donih of a Yoully Man.

A telegram was received on Tlur5iy
announcing the death OF Harry Luton
son Of George A. Luton, oI DuPonts
Bauks, at Fall River, Massachusetts,, on
the 25th Inst. Thus far no further inielll'
gence has been received with the keep
tion that his body had been properly pre-
pared and forwarded TO our c tY, MI
Luton went to Fall River, Massachusetts
about fve months ago, to work IN TIE par
fee Cotton Mills, and whether he wss taken
sick or mot with some accident is nos
know. Ills decnase was great shock 70
his parents, although they are iayorfd
with three other SONS and SIX daughters
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
HoRsE AILMENTS.
Heponse. ni.,
SavageIy AssalIed.

Two young men going along Fre1ch
strest below Eleventh, last evening about
s O'Clock, were s,vagely assailed by
roughs, and each of them were struck on
the head with stones. One Of them was
so badly injured that he fell over on
door step and tainted. Sergeant Peter.
son living In that vicinity tired TO hunt
up and arrest the disorderlv gang, but
they made their escape Ut der cover OF
darkness. The injured young men would
not glue their names, but said three of
the sssailants were young men named
Zebley, Shuster and Todd,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
NO SECRET
-Olt-
PATENT.

The manufacture Of this SUI
perlor Roof Paint 10 no secret
and II contains nothing more nor
less than Princes Metallic
Paint, which comes 10 tie dry
state, and is ground by us in
Pure Linsced on, aud not the
so-called paint oil. which is put
upon the market as q substitute
for the puro goods. The most
important part OF all paints Ia to
have them thoroughly ground.
Get your painters opinion OF
these pateut roof paints; let him
use his Judgement and see what
he puts on your roof. lie will
Invariably use Princes Metallic
Brown or buy BradfoTd's Roof
Paint which is put 10 a more
convenient form. Buy from the
manufacturer, whose experience
10 gained by 20 years Of trial
and whose reputation is at stake.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
A Perfect success in Rnilrondinr.

The additional Improvement conyen.
hence and comfort In railroading is mani
tested on the Wilmington 81 Northern
railroad, which Is bound to receive the
warmest praise from every traveller,
especially the ladies. The Improvement
Il no more than the Extensible Step. At
every station they look for 1t. One aged
Quaker lady remarked "that the person
that invented 1t is q public benefactor
and deserves the highest praise" Crowds
60 to the station To see how gracefully
the steps move up aud down, and look
amazed and wonder what hidden power
operates them, and are surprised when
told that 1t 10 compressed air. Several
railroad companies are negotiating with
the patentees in regard to their adoption.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Damage by The storm on Lake Erie.

ERIE, Sept. 27.-The recent storms
here committed such rAvages upon the
Government work on the Peninsula tina,
Captain Mahan, United States Army,
and VINO has charge OF this dlstrlct, ha.
decided to call ior board OF inspection,
measure only resorted to when radica Al
steps must be taken. Contractor Friday,
OF Plttsburg, had sepenty-iye thousand
dollar contract Tor sand fierce and beach
protection almost completed, but five
million feet raft for Port huron went tc
pieces OIL Erie and par OF 1t came in
and battered the Government works tc
pieces. The Government is obliged tc
take immediate Lteps or lose the seas on.
work.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
A Monster From tho Sea.

Harry Feldmeier. of the FELTON, House,
Second aud Walnut street, has, with his
usual enterprise, secured the largest sea
turtle that has been brought to this city
for long time. This monster Is over five
feet In length, tire, f.et wide, and weighs
over three hundred pounds.
Mr.. Feldmeier has this mons er firmly
secu ed, as a few days siuce it chased his
vile. 1t has a large head and vicious
looking jaws. Next week It will be be.
yond doing harm, as Harry intends to
slaughter it on Tuesday, and serve the
meat as a lunch to his patrons.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
xpworth League OF the NJ. Il. Church


For years one of the great questions
before the Church OF Christ has been
how best to miugle mental and social
along with the moral and spiritual i'm.
provetnent Of its members. After years
OF anxious thought and trial the Metho-
dat Episcopal Church has determined to
unite Its forces in an Organization known
ss the 'Epworth League" 1t Is really a
consolidation OF the other societies for
merly existing, combining all that was
found tclp ul In them, and rejecting as
far as possible what was useless or OBJ
tctionable. Presiding klder W. L. s.
Murray has called Tor district conven-
tion OF the league, to meet in Scott NJ.
IL. Church Thursday, October 3, at so
p. m. Two delegates are allowed from
each church on the district. The col-
vention will consider the advisability of
Crzanizing q district league, and will
also elect two delegates TO represent tho
district in the general conference district
convention to be held at Knoxville,
Tenn, November 5th and 9th. Robert
X. Doherty, PHI. D., formerly assistant
editor OF the Christian Advocate, the
great organ of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and now recording secretary of
the Epworth League, will be present and
give lecture on the league and it's
work. The convention will be opened to
the public, as 1t Is desired that tho work
oil the league may be known by all.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28

Ashury NJ. f. Church, Third and Wal.
nut streets, the Rev. John u. G. Hunnn,
pastor. 1899 n. m, administration OF the
rite of baptism and sermon TO young
people; subject, "IIow to be Hero" The
sabbath school will be present and sing.
$50 p. m, subject, "a scene in court
sabbath school at 0 IA. m and . d. III.
Christian Endeavor Society for Young
people especially, 6p. IN. Topic. "tiod's
eyes always on us" Lender james
Harsiss, Esq. You arc invited. Seats
free.
Goodman NJ. Z. Church, Scott street
near Thirteenth, Rev. A. 4. Scott, pas
tor. Preaching at 1880 n. IN. and 7.3t
p. M, by the pastor. Sabbath school
ut , p. III.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Rowtiies NrlIs ell.

About 0 o'clock this morning gang
of wsll-known toughs, consisting Of 10.
seph McKeown, Peter Murine, James
Norty, Jennings and Schooner" Long,
amused themselves by attacking aud
stoning the residence of family named
Proudly, at No. 803 East Sixth street.
Warrants were Issued for - ~, rrs,
and they wero captured b, Elr-
leigh and Updyke. They .. EAve a
hearing this evening before tue Municipal
Court.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
25 Cents for SI,OO.

The Delaware Printing Company, 224
Market street, formerly James 81 Webb,
are Offering ten thousand oqe-doiltr
books for twenty-five cents each. Ele-
gAntly bound, library stylA. five hundred
different authors. These books are all
new stock. How they can be made Tor
the price is a question. Go and lock at
them. Ask for catalogue.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
EDITION.
Elrninan KIIIali.

A fireman psmed George Carlisle, re-
siding at Newark, De-, was killed q lew
minutes alter O'Clock this afternoon by
two engines collidlng between the West
Yard aLd Delaware Junction. The e1gi-
netrs and other employee escaped without
sefous injury. His remains were brought
TO the dead house and the coroner noti-
lied. He leaves wife but no children.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Getting Scared.

New YORK, Sept. 2s.-One hunalo. 9r".
and fifty oil men, members OF the oyI
solidated Exchange. yesterday signeth ,hs
petition advocating the abolition o, ,,ans sns
present system of trading 10 on oPsv,
and advising a return to the old Ns.s sm.
The matter will DO referred TO inc mil nj
bers OF the Philadelphia, Pittspufg' v"
City and Bradford Exchanges.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
STARTLING EVIDENCE
o. ths Cure Of skla diseases
when aii other Methods feli.


PsorissisS year. covering face. head
nnd entire body with white scAbs
skin red, itchy. and bleeding. Haii
all gone. Spent Hundreds Of dollars.
Pronounced incurable. Cured by
Curfcura Remedies.
My disease p.orlasisl erst broke olt on my
leit check, Spreading acrosi my. nose, and al
most covtrins my fscA. II ran Into my Dyes
ans the physielsn was afraid would lose
my my ssyssslshs sss sl,Sss.hsI 4, sDtsad a, over
entirely bslihe sd,d; 1t then broke out on my
arms and shoulders, until my arms were just
as. head and % ssonlders 3 seinE % ,i,s iSSay worsl %
Ihe white scaes fell constantly from my head
s9SSplders nS ID and arms The skin yo1ld lhlc tsp
ma sissd IL fssrs,chsd, Ait rspen Is ding many many
hundreds 81 doll.rs, I was pronounced in-
and after using two bottle, OF CuTIcunA RE.
soLvEnT, could see change, and after
had taken four botiles, WAS almost cured;
kEsoLyENr and Ons box or CuTicURA, and
one eAko OF CuTfCuRA SOAP, was cured OF
fefs i've sss fo ,ssnsbs ths sad dss.e
5unA RsaEDlEs cured Il ~iinont any scars.
be ore u ,ins the Cuticu-a Rem.dies They
saxed ny life, and icel 1t my duty to recon- :
ever, and 80 10 my sJesIIh'. / kncs Of a
number OF different persons WHO have used
ths cst,cura remedf 5, aLd u / have Itcsived
Mus, kOSA KtLLY,
Rockwell cry, Calhoun Co, iows.
Uure every tpecies Of AeonizinR humiiiatinE,
mchinx pleeting, buTnluE. seAly, plolchy,
snu pinpiy oisesses Of the ska, s'alb and
blood. with loss OF hair, from liinpIsS 10
seroiuia, except possibly ichtby osii.
CutIcura ReInedies
=, sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, Roc;
soap, 2Sc.; rcsolvent, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
tion, Boston, Mass.
aS-Send Tor GLOW to Cure Skin Dis
eases " pages, 50 illustrations. and 100
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
This Mornings Court.

Court convened at 8 O'Clock his NOR
ing with Chief Justice Comesys and
Associate Judge Paynter on the bench,
aud Immediately after the opening pro.
ceeded with the Pargis ease, which oc.
eupled the entire sess on up 10 IL o'clock,
when recess was taken until i2.45
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Railroad Adver,is,no

It won't be long before tine rail roads
Will advertise: Swift traius, superb
roadway, no ooxes, stools or platforms;
no obstructIons; all stations ou a level
with the track; Wood's Ex;eusible Steps
on all cars; convenience, comfort and
safety.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
HARrER-pnILLIrs.-AtA Ashnr,.A NJ

II HARPER-PHII.IIPS.-At Asbury ME.
Parsonage, ON Wednesday, september
. by the Rev. John ID. c. Hanna, MIR
VIM ] Harper aud Miss Laura Philips.
both of Wilmington.
ABHAMS-DUNCAN.-On Thursday, the
26tN inst, by tho Rev. Il. H. Chippey.
At the residence of the brides parents,
Mr. W iilian \. Abrams to Miss Eliza
beth Duncan.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Pusl,lnp Ahead.

II. N. Perkins, son Of E. s. Perkins, Q,
Brandywipe hundred, has been rneAgea
the past season In furtheriDg the inter-
eats of the Delaware Hedge Company,
and next week he will visit the state iaif
at Dover for the purpole OF giving II aa
additional boom. He Is an active YOUNG
man and worthy Of tho confidence oil Iao
farmers as we q, OF tho company DC leP'
Fpaauta
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
The Like was Never Before Seen.

Elegant one-dOllar books, bouui in
library style, over i've hundred different
authors. are selling at tho store of the
Delaware Printing Company, formerly
james " Webb, for twenty i've cents
each. 1t is marvel how they are made
for the price.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Fish Nlnrkfta

Powell has ON his stall in the Third
street market, sea shad, cod fish, had
dock, floundert, trout, blue hsh and
white iish, e.. Open until 10 o'clock
on Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
How Can IL be Done

The Delaware Printing Company, No.
22i Market street, are Sc sling ten thous-
aud one-d yllsr books, elegantly bound In
library style, over tive hundred different
authors, for twenty-five cents each. Go
an1 zee them. Ask for catalogue,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28

Onice Of the Wilmington CITY Dir'c''''
No. 606I< Market street, Wilminglo"",, o",
We now have on hand for the use OF ",
citizens, Directories Of the leadln1 clIle,
Of tho U. 8. You are perfectly weicy,WTs weic.Ws
to their use without any charge W. W.
are always willing and pleased to opl.ss
our patrons in any respect and II we 1s,s ~
not The Directory required, will sena '0'
1t. Yours, respectfully, sc,
w COSTA u Co'
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
A Wall OF tho Plains,

Br't Haite's new story; opening chapters
in to motrow's Sunday papers. Best
carrier service. First " Davis, 3l3 Mar.
ket street.