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Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
THIRD EDITION.


A regular session of the Street and
Sewer Commission was held last night,
President Carpenter presiding:
The weekly payroll, amounting to
t542.S3, the Engineers Iay-roll amount
ing to Sl58.33 and the monthly payroll
amounting to s275 were approved and
ordered paid.
Patrick Mul-ooney was granted per-
mission to tap Chestnut street Sc yer for
the pufp Sc OF draining sproperty between
jackson ard Vanbnren; Lendermaun
Bros. to set ll5 teet of curb on Franklin
street above Fourth; Thomas J. Roney
to tap Eighth street sewer to drain No.
sos West Eighth street; Speakman Sup
ply and Pipe Company to tap Ninth
street drain tn drain the property of
Thomas +. Bayard; James Martin to tap
Eighth street sewer to drain No. SOC
West Eighth; Thomas Manion to tap
Chestnut street draiu to drain No. 2G5
South Jackson.
Complaint was made by Frank r.
Carswell, that number OF horses had
been made sick by passing through q
cloud of hot dye stuif, discharged into
the street by the A Ellington mills. The
directors promised to investigate the
matter.
On motion the city engineers were In
structed to drive stakes Tor q new sewer
on West Fourth street, between Broome
and Rodney.
Clerk of the Market smeltz reported
collections fer the past month amount
ing to t154.05. He also reported that
some hucksters from New jersey had
erected shed at tho foot Of Front street
contrary to law.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company reported balance in bank 10
the credit of the Board to be $S3, COG. So.
This amount does not include the 60, 900
for intercepting sewer
Bids Tor grading jefferson street be-
tween Fourteenth street aud Delaware
avenue: Patrick Carberry, Is ce Is per
square yard; Michael Riley, 22H cents,
John Logue, Is cents; Martin + Keogh,
II cents. The contirct was awarded 10
Martin II. Keogh to grade the street from
Thirteenth to Delaware avenue only.
James Tlbbett was granted permission
TO set 81 feet en- the east side of Searles
street, between Second and Third. The
contract for grading Fifth street between
Webb and Hawley was awarded to Peter
J. Ford at 25 cents per square yard, the
work to be completed in six y days.
John Logue was given the contract to
graie Fifth avenue east of Brown str est
1T 80 cents per cubic yard.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to lay l2 inch terra Gotta pipe to
drain the property OF Mrs. Thomas
Walters, at Stroud al d Anchorage street.
The engineers were instructed to mea-
sure the cobble stone gut ers on West
Eighth street, between Madison and
Rodney, the price of tho stone to be de-
Quoted from the price of repav.ng the
street.
On motion q check for 81 500 was
drawn in favor Of the Board OF Educa.
zion for constructing sewer on Delaware
Gvsnue from DUPONT street.
An order Tor 5000 III favor of the
Portland Pavilg Company was drawn to
pay for the asphalt blocks. An order for
$50 was drawn in favor of Vim. Forrest.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The exhibits # Henry W. Nora,
though not taking up large sp,ce '', y"
bracei much In its peculiar .p4sr 4
applied chemistry. He shows a,btrs
fib'cs completely gelati IL which ~
heretofore been considered IN Of, ri.
and II resists fire and the strong u arS,
known. lie has also oil, ruobtr ,Ti
syrup made from paper by cleDjI
means; but the main ita'ure of N, o..
h.blt is an article Just brought on, i,
him. and his Invention, which be cIi
Pectoid. Its characteristics arc tbat d
being waterproof, flreproof and an,
acid-preof. Some oil the exhibition n,
nominate him as ''As the psper.wi,,rl y
aud 1t would seem that 1t is properly /.
slowed.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
FOURTH EDITION.
Personals.

Miss Carrie johnson Of Oxford, Pa, 10
visiting relatives In this city.
Master Clarence Crossan has returned
from an extended Welt throughout
Chester county, Pa.
Miss Katie Shay, of Kenneth Square,
Pa, 10 visiting relatives and friends In
this city.
Miss Ella M. Donovan spent Monday
at Atlantic City, and she will start for
New York in few days.
May Jones has returned home from
Atlantic City, as brown as berry.
Elllville Woodrow has returned home
from New London, Pa, where she has
been summerlng.
visiting her mother near Booths Corner
Delaware county, Pa.
Mrs. A. Dennis is visiting friends at
Allent own, JuDiata county, Pa.
Rev. Trustin c. Smoot of Stanton, is
visiting friends at Princess Anne, Nd.
Charles Gottweath has returned from
1--WE weeks sojourn among the noun
tains of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi G. Bird, have re-
turned from their European trip, and
gre pleased 10 enjoy the quiet of our city.
Horace T. Cause and family are visit
ing friends in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. NJ. e. Riley and her daughter,
Miss Bertha, have returned from their
sojourn at Rehoboth.
Atner Hollingsworth of Centreville,
Del, is visiting his grandfather, Abrer
Hollingsworth, reading near the Ferris
Reform School.
Miss Laura L. Jordan OF Hockessin Is
spending week with Miss L. G. Hol-
lingsworth OF Christiana Hundred.
Mrs. Annie Irelan, with her children,
has returned from two weeks visit to
friends at Townsend and Middletown.
Mics Rose Voglan and sister, who have
been spending several days at Atlantic
City, have returned home after spending
pleasant time.
Charles Gottwerth, OF the renow ned
shoe palace, No. 601H Orange street, has
returned home from his two months
visit to the Blue Mountains and is feeling
as young as lad OF sixteen.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
FIFTH edition



About 4,30 o'clock YESTERDAY oe,.
William Coz, residing al m, co.l
Third and VanBuren streets, ,Ss msu
into the marsh above The Na,n 1s ~ O,a
causeway, east Of the Christ ma s w. o M.
reed blrde. A short distance lrom W A. Jug s,
oil tho w. & N. Railroad LriIas w. ~. ~
men were assembled OH III w
erty OF George u. Lobdell, and ,op w
them were shooting with Ines a, Any nc Y
hxed against tree. Durinp Inc .l' ".s
q S-cali6rc rife bsll pierced Mr. I So.t
pants a short distance above tho SOii
but fortunately did not STRIKE hi, 'I i.'
lie heard several other balls Mi, ", Wy
him while he was In the marsh. AMI Nv 4,
wonder to him was that among 81 N.Y.. "
gunners In the mar. h that Ma ANA ~
Killed by the flying rife balls from H.
target shooters. ~ w
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The arrest Of VIM, Ka es, who reside,
at Sixth and Washington streets, a, II
was about leaving Atlanti, City, lssl
Monday evening. on the charge Of Al.
Quoting n young girl pamei Bertha m.
more was entirely uuwsranted. NN.
pears that he first met the gIrl last Thur,
day. On Monday she told him that lie,
mother ill-treated her. and asked him %
bring her 10 this city, where she hoped 10
get employment. Young Hates accord.
ingly bought her ticket, and this being
verified by the Dung woman, the ehlrs
OF attempted abduction was dlsniesi
and Hates came to this city 90 Tuesday
morning, while the girl returned 70 he.
home with her mother.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

cleanest and by all IN ans the very best
way to 20 10 The Fair grounds, is by train
FRI IN iUoi of Market, King, or French sts
Ticket office at foot OF King street, (B. &
Q. station, at foot Of King street and at
French street station.
Remember you VIII have plenty OF
room and the train runs to fair In ten
(lO) minutes. aud you avoid all delays
ard dusty ard unce mforable drives. Go
by train. First train leaves at $50 o. m.,
and additional trains every hour.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The committee appointed by the Levy
Court yesterday to Investigate the diff
culiies between Sheriff Allen aud the jail
Commissioners will meet for that pur-
pose on Thursday, September 12tb. A
gentleman sew Sheriff Allen this morn
ing and asked him II he had anything to
say in regard to the difficulty, but he re.
piled that the whole matter was In the
hands Of a committee land be would say
nothing until the time they met.
The charge made against the sheriff is
that he appropriated for use in his own
family supplies furnished for the
prisoners, but these supplies are not pro-
visions The general sentiment Is that
the charge has no foundation and that
Jealousy at the bottom Of 1t. What
ever may be said about Mr.. Allen, there
has never been doubt about his integ-
rity and honesty.
The committee, however, will no
doubt probe the matter to The bottom
and see where the fault les, and until
that is done tie public might do well u
suspend eensuie
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The report that Police Officer Kershaw,
VITO arrested tie Italians on Sunday
evening, was under the 1uence Of
liquor is utterly un.ouuded. A citizen
informs Us that he was sober, indeed lie
lever drinks anything, an that he is the
best officer that ever paroled that section
CT our city. Instead OF Constant hroils
much better order is being maintained,
and there is much bettlr security for lie
AID property than at any former period
IN the past seven years. Ho believes in
unfolding a good officer aud lie thinks
that Ode. Kershaw should be sustain ed
ly all good citizens, as thus far b, has
given all worthless charactC rs The cold
shoulder aud seems determined to do bis
duty.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The X. of p. excursion to Augustiu,
Pier next Friday evening, on the steaua
Wilmington, promises to be a VsJ
pleasant affair. The moon will be nearl
and aGds its charms to q voyage up and
down the river. A musical cOnCG. vii
a'so add to the enjoyment OF the o'e'
sion, and there will be music aud dane
ing at the pier for over two hours
while the fare is only 80 cents. Ih
Knights and thsir friends should all -
and enjoy themselves.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
DIED.

FARRA.-On the ID inst, Lolita, wife OF
Charles n. A. Farra, aged - years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
inv tied to attend her funeral from the
residence Of her filthcr-iu-law, william
II. FArrl, No, GO French street, ON
Thursday, the 9th inst, ut 3 O'Clock p.
IN. Services at the house ut o'clock.
lntcrinent ut Rivcrvicw Cemetery.
HUM. on the I'd inst, Daniel HUM,
aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. 625 West seventh
street, ON Friday afternoon. Services ut
tue house ut 9 o'clock. ,ntcrment at
w Wilmington and Brilndywine Cemetery.
I
ELLIOTT.-At Williamsport, Pa, on
september !, 1859. Clara. wife OF John
Elliott, and daughter of the late
Samuel and Louisu j. shepheard, aged
q years.
Inter1ncnt at Fernwood Cemetery,
Philadelphia.
lIOOPS.-Suddenly, in this city, on Sep.
TENDER =, Mary W. Hoops, aged ~
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral from the
residence of her brothor-inlaw, BenIt-
Thursday, september ., ut o'clock y.
IN.
| IRELAN-0n the 4th inst, David Irelan,
aged u years.
Relatives and friends and members o!
| Mcchanics' Lodge, No.4. l. o. o. f., arc
| respectfully invited to attend his funeral
| nom his late residence, No Dos Tatniul
| street, on sunday afternoon ut : o'clock
| lnterment at Rivervicw Genet cry.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
Political.

Nzw ORLEANS. La. Sept. Am elec.
tion was held yesterday in the Thrill Con.
gressionai District of Louisiana TO gil u,
vacancy caused by the death OF Congress.
man-elect Gay. The returns indicate ID,
election Of Andrew Price, the Democr,.
ic candidate, by about tho usual ma.
jority.
RICHMOND, Va.,' Sept. i-john Y
LangstoD, OF this State, the colofed mil
who is contestant for seat In COngrs,
and who has heretofore opposed Nah@s,
has written letter in which he announce
his intention to support the ReuublE,6
nominees In the coming cam aign In W.
ginia.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Twelve inmates of the insane depart
ment oil the almshouse of Sussex County
were brought up to the State Insane Asy-
ium at Farnhurst yesterday, arriving
there about noon, accompanied by Drs.
Burton and Richards, their old keepers.
They were met At Farnhurst station by
Superintendent Guthrie, and In a few
inmate they were In their comfortable
and airy rooms In the new asylum. The
time for removing the Kent County In
sane has not yet been fixed. DR.. Rich.
ardson, the superintendent of the State
Asylum, assumed his duties on Saturday
last.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

TIE Board of Water Coinmissitpn
met In regular session last evening ~
balance In bank was reported sstA.
200. 30; current expenses, SIS, go. 81; "
cial, $l2, 800. SO. The petition OF Hubh
Cassidy for water pipes on Banning sSs.i
was grained; the petition OF Poyton O,
West to have the water pipe on Mont
gomery street TO Fourth ttreet wi
granted. The weekly payroll, amour
ing to $1,000, was approved and ordn
paid. Chief Engineer Bon | WAS INSTRUCT
to purchase horse for the Department
use,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The prize waltz at Rosen iale came off
last evening. There were some Is cou-
pies who partlc pated In the contest.
The plain and SchOltche waltz was play
ed by Professor Luckman and Blair. TIE
prize was gold ring, with handsome
set of five turquoise storcs ard three
pearls. The judges were Professor Elliott
and Robert Mills, a representative OF the
RRPUBLAcAN, and Philadelphia Pro-
fessor OF dancing. The ring was award
ed 10 Mr.. Carney, after considerable pow-
vowing. Although, as n glide Walter,
Mr.. Carney has no superior, and very few
equals 1t was presented by Prof. George
Blair
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The tax collectors, Messrs. Dougherty
and Mckee, are not at their Office, 6C215
Market street, In the evenings this month
Ms has been annouIC d. Mr.. D0ugherty' .
sister-in-law, who kept house for him
q I'll recently, Ia very ill from mala la
ever which prevents him from attending
70 his duties. Mr.. Mckee Is attending til.
races at the fair this week, and Is there
fore prevented being at Lila office from to
8 p IN. Both collectors say they will be
o. their desks each evening during the
res. Of the month, beginning next Mon
CAV,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
A Lad Drowned While swimming.

COLUMBIA, Sept 3.-George Zerger
lad OF IL years, III company with two 9th
er boys. went fishing this morning 10
the Snsquehanna River. Getting tired d
this sport he gave an exhibition oil hh
swimming to his companions. lie VA
caught In the swift current aud wi
drowned. He was the son of George za.
ger, conductor on tue PeunsylVana
Railroad. Divers were secured and ht|
body was recovered this evening about
mile below Columbia.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The Christian Endeavor Society Of As
bury NJ. r. Churc wi make an excur-
sion on the City OF Chester, tomorrow
wednesday, evening, leaving Fourth
street wharf, Mt o'clock. Rev. j. ID. e..
Hanna Is member OF the society aud
will be pleased 10 see every one present
on this occasion, who can see his or her
way clear, to Join them. There will be
music and other attractions, while the
fare is only 50 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
ON SATURDAY,
THE 14rH DAY OF SEPT, 1880,
at 2 o'clock p. m,
The following described real estate. viz:


All that ! { of lnad with two-story
brick dwelling house thereon erected
situate In the city of Wilmington, boun-
ded and described ns follows, to wit:
Beginning On tho westerly side OF
Adams street mt the distance of 357 feet5
inches northcrly from the northcrly side
of Eighth street thence westerly parallel
to Eighth street ll5 feet TO II stake thence
northcrly parallel to Adams street n
feet to another stake thence eastcrly
parallel to Eighth street and passing
through the centre of the brick division
wall between this and the adjoining
house on the north ll5 feet to the said
side of Adams street thence thereby
soIthcrly ~ feet to the place of begin
ming be the contents thereof what they
may.
seized and taken in execution as tho
property oil Henry q. Conrad, and Sarah
L., his wife. and Joseph $. Richardson,
terra tenant, and to be sold by
ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Shcrin's Onice, Wilmington, August n,
1889.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Dell Richardson, re idiug at Twelfth
and Walnut streets, about IA years old,
was trying 10 pull! the cork from a
bottle Of ketchup on Sunday last, when
The bottle exploded cutting him severely
about the eye, requiring three stitches to
be put in the eye-hsll He has ben
ordered to stay IN a dark room for six
weeks and the doctor Is afraid that the
accident may impair the sight OF the eye.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
WM.B.SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We are showing our fall
styles OF dress fabrics, and have
a splendid line of the
new rich shades and
harmonious combinations Of self
and bright colors. The line is
complete and desirable and ear
ly buyers Of fall dress goods
should see these. We have
one special line displayed this
week at 37A and 50 cents that
are unusually nice for the
money.
A hint of Fall is here in a
fine French balbriggan shirt
and drawers for men. Made OF
the finest wool, soft and pleas
ant to the touch and just right
for the coming cooler days
81 for the suit, or 81 each
garment.
Do you buy black stockings
that are good blacksa If you
have had any trouble that way
try our "onyx", stainless blacks
which contain the best OF every
thing-a full assortment of
sizes for ladies, IS, 37H and
SO cents.
Black derby ribbed stockings
for ladies and misses, made BY
"Schopper", stand second to
none. We have a full assort-
ment Of sizes in this celebrated
make for IS cents.
When you need a sun or
rain umbrella take a look at
our Gloria. In gold or silver
handles for SI,25.
Every house wants lots OF
Towels, and we have one now
that every house ought to have
-eamask with red, ecru, sal
mon, pink, blue and white bor-
dcrs, knottee and plain fringes
and the size 24x4S. Look ints
your linen closet and see if you
have one as good for IS cents
basement.
German loom damask table
linen, 90 inches wide, neatly pat
termed and bordcrcd. One of
the best values you ever touched
in table linens 50 cents per
yard-bascment.
Crochet Quilts-Threc spe-
cial designs, all white. Moth
irg better in the bedding line to
wash and wear and the special
price on one hundred of them is
81 reimbursement.
Turkey Red table covers
oil boiled, self colors with white
and black borders: 2 by 2l
yards long-SI.25 and SLIGO
reimbursement.
All our outing hannels are
ten cents per yard, from fifteen
basement.
We have the best quality In
grain Carpets for fifty cents you
! ever bought and just as good
in patterns as those you will
pay half as much more for.
From that down to twenty-five
cents and up to scventy-hvc
cents.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets for
Parlor, Hall and Stairs, sixty
+ five cents per yard.
Brussels Hassocks-thirty-
five cents each.
, Smyrna Rugs, single door
; size, seventy-fve cents and one
dollar.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

some 1000 asphalt blocks, to be usa
In paving Market street, arrived fToa
Philadelphia yesterday, and as may
more will arrive to-day. About lON9
more will DO required to complete ~
whole job, and the people will be GLAD Y
know that the end Is go near WA
completed, about 100000 blocks VIII
have bean used.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

cleanest and by all means the very best
way to go to the Fair Grounds is by train
from foot OF Market, King or French
streets. Ticket office at foot OF Market
street (B. Il o. sta'ion) at foot of King
street aud at French strte ct station.
Remember you will have p'enty of
room and the train runs to fair In ten
Q0) minutes, aud you avoid all delays
and dusty and uncom Portable drives. Go
by train. First train leaves at $50 q. m,,
and additional trains every hour.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Dew another good sized audience at
P;octor's Opera House last evening, TO
witness the second production of this
famous play. The scenic effects worked
rather smoother and the company gave
their lines more distinctly. The play
will be repeated again this evening, when
those who have not yet witnessed IT
should avail themselves Of the opportu-
nftv
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Harry and Edgar, sons of Thomas Nc.
Comb, Of this city, presented two-year-
old alligator to the Geological Gardens of
Philadelphia, while on visit there yes
terdsy. 1t was becoming too cross Tor
them to manage at home, and hence this
disposition of It.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
Attractions Mt sixth and King

W. G. Brown. has just received I'M. W.
OF fresh and salt meate, coulpIs
California hams, boneless hams, stray"
shoulders, fresh beef, poultry, 6uV
eggs, cheese, etc., which he Is selling M
very low prices. Be sure and caii 81 In,
northeast corner of Sixth aud h~
streets d
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

A horse on Front street, this morn.I
attracted quite crowd Of people Y \. :,
fusinz to draw his load. He wou,Ii n
down at every crossing, and 1t cau, h,n ID q
driver considerable trouble to gu H'~ "
bis destination.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Owing to 30 many strangers being In
our city attending the fair, the manage.
ment q the "5ht" company, IoS play
ing at the OrerL House, have decided to
give another entertainment on Thursday
evening, SO that every Uoly may have !.
Chance TO witness this much talked oil
piece.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Ar Irishman was 30 badly injured on
Monday evening ny an explosion In the
feldspar quarrles, adjoining the camp
meeting grounds at BranGywine summit,
that lie died iu lew hours afterwards.
Dir. Harvey Day Of Talleyvile was sent
fer, but he not being home, a call was
trcville, but medical aid was of no avail.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The ladies OF Kennel Square, Pa, h,n
established a gymnasium which en
proved great success. Whenever Nv
ladies OF that beautiful little town gel 10
gether, there are many gymna:lc lt,s
tried and the agility displayed is rraII
astonishing.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Next Friday evening, sept. 9th, Exce,'
sior Lodge, No. z, X. Of T., VIII eNs W.,
grand moonlight excursion on M, Wv
steamer Wilmington to Augustine rl.,,
There will be concert going down a1a
also on the return trip. 81 hours u W. ~
be devoted to dan cling at the pier. A'S'
cts SO cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04
A social Meating of the

Carpenters and Joiners' Union, No. NJ n
will be held next Thursday eveniph
s O'Clock, at No. 1872 Mafkct street ,,oos
full attendance is requested, as pu, msst
OF Importance will come before tae INV
ing.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Mason's Dessert, mixed; fine assert
nent OF Pound Cake, in neat one pound
packages, can be had at Devsrell Bros.
bazaar at the Fair, east end oi main
building.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The ladies OF Mt Lebanon ;" INN.
Church, Rockland, Brandywlne crssu
bred, will hold q peach and iee svsu.
festival on Friday and Saturday wv
ines, the 18th and 14th inst
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Do not experiment with quack preserving
jars because they are few cents cheaper
than the "Mason." The Mason is still
the simplest and most reliable fruit jar
Retail and wholesale at ROWS China
DeDot
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The Ladies' Aid Society of Edge Moor
VI. +. Church will have Peach Festival
In the School House of that place on
Friday and Saturday evenings, September
9 and z. A / are invited,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

The best oyster stews in the city can be
had at GARDENERS, Seventh and shipley
streets. Step in and see for yourself.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria,
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

takes the lead on land as well as on the
sea. A neat design arranged In natural
flowers, AIDE ard exhibited hy j. L.
Brown Il Go. at the fair. Go see Il, as 1t
is very beautiful affair
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Tomorrow promises to be from fair to
slightly cloudy, with stationary tenpera-
ture. On Friday, tendency TO greater
coudiness, indicating rain on tue coast.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

S. n. smeltz " Co., No. 10 East Fourth
street, have just received two carloads of
the finest watermelons ever brought to
this city. and they are eellin like hot
cakes. Call and see them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Greater are the IL cabinets and one
lGX20 crayon portrait Cummings makes
Tor Sc 90. Call and see them. 3c2 Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

Tin and sheetirou worker. Repairing and
jobbing promptly done. Estimates fur
nished, 222 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-04

BY going to Cummings, the photographer,
No. 302 Market street, and having IL
cabinets and one 1920 crsyon portl ait
for 5000. He guarantees 70 please you.