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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-24

Gomp1etion d Tie Blakeley Raaf
o Monfesaso Likely.
Dngy esssss - ane4sslass-Nsvs
srsn Csnsssass- Ds1-vssAssas
- rshans-

NoxrrzAso. Feb. n Mendsy even
mr. fhe citizens Of 1Gontessao and
Surrounding country convened IN
uaes meeting II Tie court house TO
1fsenss The advisabiIity Of secepting
- Sejefziug . propositions made 10 the
eIl,6ens here BY the BIakeIey rssII
railroad, looking to ifs immediate ex-
tension to this point DR. Bush hay
fux been chosen chairman, John Met
ell vas called upon 10 explain the
proposition made by the railroad
cmciaas and 10 tell the people the
steps that had 70 be taken TO secure
rudroad connecting Monteszno with
- waters OF the Sound and bring
dis city into closer relations with
;5eafxfe.
xffer Mr.. Metcalf had closed. one
nexe0n IA his enthusiasm placed Mr..
Netcsif In nomination for congress.
Short bat enthusiastic speeches
vere u1ade by many Of the citizens,
md after sEecch-mAkiBg had closed
~ saiirund's proposition 1as unasIi-
nously accepted BIZ . rising vote
Knowing ones say there Is no qfses-
fz0u nov abort the road being built TO
his point. IL il here yoa first find
deep water. and with the Bizkeiey nsA
raiIfoad terminating here. Moatesano
must eoon develop into great ship
mig point, and with the immense
ouaufsfies az coal and lumber near 81
6snd Il Il only question Of time
wher mills ard foHndries viii give
consignment 70 thousands 81 work
men e this very point. With the
raIlrood coming and the terminus
already secured At this place: with the
oomraanding position nf being At the
Nod 81 navigation for cceansgoing
nfenmerx: with more sawsniils aud y
fruit eaupery: with foundries and
roIier nils, there IL nothing 20 cheek
- uoEderful strides being made by
&c s1mrerial Mascot Of the Chehaiis. =
Buildings are gong up In al d;Eec-
15Dns and large real estate transfers are
daily being made.
TIE navy yard commissioners viii
visit Gssys HarAor next week, and
uaany people think the chances OF
6rays Harbcr securing the prize quite
rod. The water of the harf,os has no
terod0 u deep and well iand-ioeked !.
& q close 70 the ocean and 50 situated
that ! foreiKn enemy could never en-
he lis waters.
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CKsTEAI1A. Feb. 2...-Tso new saw
mills are being located in the new adj
difion cle=e 10 where the r. &C. v and
81. r. railroads cress. TAesT mills viii
give employment 10 100 men.
There are S. buildings contracted 10
be built in CentraiIA not less than 22xsa
and two stories high. inside Of 20 DAYS
Messrs. Savage Il Farraf's sisingie
min. situated In the saitzer valley some
miles from town, vii start up Eexs
week Ii has capacity Of % .Gssl
shingles.
The Centraiia Lumber Manufaetur-
Ing Co. have leased their sawmilI 20
MeszFx. sexaii 4 Wright. who viii start
up Tuesday morning.
Work on the r. o. c. v. r. x. Is
heing rapidly pushed. Over 50 men
are employed at present grading.
Several tine specimens OF coal have
been brought into town during the
past few day from neighboring banks,
which viii Be opened and operated in
the near FIXTURE
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Located directly Opposite the busi-
ness portion of Seattle, and where
Commercial street will penetrate: adj
Joining the WHITE & MANNING.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC. FEEGRE'S
and SOUTH HAVEN ADDITIONS.
The residence portion of this addition
is unsurpassed in any locality-East,
West. North or South; lying on a
level plateau; easy of access; within
700 feet of the water front. A grand
view of the hoarycrestsef Mounts Raj
nier and Baker; the wild and rugged
Cascade and Olympic ranges. You
can secure one of these lots at the re-
markably LOW PRICE of sla5, one
half cash and the balance in six
months; or SIS down and $40 per
month.
We shalI.offer limited number OF
CHOICE WATER FRONT LOTS at
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HEv RECRUITS 70 TIE cAusK

Itfs'with feeling akin sa5revessne< WHEN
shEnk Of the giorfous achlsyement 81 fn<
wondesfai HtstoxcuefsE Medicines II nay
ease MI rsxht hand pss entirely p9fA-
Iyxed--c6Sd and HfeIess. ! did not have
the sIsghsest controi over i, 10 more than
q II Ii did NOT belong 10 me. This - not
ell wR< sstx all over, ard felt mTseif r.
rexisklbsy doomed. Doctors whom j con
snffed rnye rae not the siixhtess encOag-
xxement The Iz,Td took pity ca me when
be puf IN my mln1 % 20 90 Or. J, Kagene
Jordan and I could hardly credit my
senses when DR. Jordan tod ms thai par
nIysss Il ear1fIs ander the HissoTspertf
sFssaEn I admit did not have the slight-
ext hope. still. sx hs1 everything 10 gain,
pxxz<yersd The hrst month perceived
10 change. pssf, ~ the doctor tod rae fnkf
fl uas disease which - . rule improves
slowly. ADD IS did net anticipate any good
results. vss resigned. The next mouth
however, beesa % perceive gnmiszAkabie
sszns 81 IFS coming back, afaG my 10Y w1s
bsSnDs3iess At fisncs there H0slid be .
sfsndsSlfl--thst ia. ! could not see 81 trn-
r.<Dremeut Then I would start and Inn
prove right along until. after skGas four
months, could DO all kinds 81 work with
nsy hand Ny general health kept pace
with Eay other improvement. ] recovered
perfectly every way. II is now rear since
iauss taking medicine. All fHy health and
hspplnexs owe 70 DE-. JDsdans brilliant
eessfus a. tie anfber Of the Htstegsnetlc
sssseu.-fhe grandest sfDdset Of the nine
tenth century. MRS. u. A. HAETAAS.
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Progressive Christianity

The Rev. i,r. loSeph Parker. tue
English preacher, proposes 80 hsvc :
preaching service al which smoking
viii Ne allowed. This may hs step Is,
the direction OF Progressive Chris.
sianits." hut il should not be enSSAnr-
AGED. Next thing we may hrsI % =
preaching service N 9hich laeer drink
Ing II permitted. ansi hogse sacif.e asstl
gambling would follow. There j. dang.
er @ Progressive Christianity pre-
crossing toe progressively.
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Fys.p.Iy VI I

FERxDALE, VI. L.
NJ son. Johnny Byn. was . sufferer for
three years with carries Of the bone sslougtI-
Ing nssy Of the hoEel from near bis knee
% hss asskie II xss full Of holes and dis
charging pus. faen about so pieces Of
bsae came ous-one piece four sncaes long
and one ere inches leng and shree-auss-
ters Of an sDch side. We employed hFst-
si4se surgical aid They scrapsd the bone
ard did al usually daae IN sa ID eases.
witt also tae usual and iDyarsabis result
namely, nothing. The boy WAS getting
w0rse right along: could bafely drag him
seH On erufehss. sid II Was plain that he
had 10 lose bis leg sssen-~ perhaps bis life
We heard q great deal about Df. j. Eugene
Jordan and about bis nsw system Of medi-
cine and the unprecedented cures IL per.
formed. We took the bog up. and be said
that hss medicine would cure that In com
psfativasy short lime. and IL did. Two
nsonths' treatment cured him entirely. He
discarded the eruscses aud IL going 20
seAoni. distance Of tao aud half miles
and resurn- We cannot express our graft
taae in words 90 DF. Jordan and his God
seat system JOSEPH kYhs,
MRS. JOSEPH BYRs.
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A Word
INVESTORS!
FAEGRE7S
SECOND ADDITI0 n
WEST SEATTLE.
BEAUTIFUL ADDITION. WHICH

.HIs BEAUTIFUL ADDITION, WHICH
- has just been put the market, certainly caps
the climax for excellence and desrabiy. In all West
Seattle it is 1.-The of the cream the garden spot
of our coming Oakland. 1t lies beautiful plateau,
level as the floor close the waters edge directly in
front of all the other additions in that favored locality
The view from this addition is indeed charming every
lot fronting On broad avenues commanding full and
unobstrncted view the lofty mountains the busy bay
and the Queen City 1t will be easy of both by
the line by boat and by ferry. 1t lies in the
midst of contemplated Improvements The Seattle &
Southern Railroad with its carshops roundhouses etc.
runs close by The whole addition-Iots streets and
avenues-is cleared and graded. In every way these
lots are very desirable the prices very low the
are very easy We unhestatingy recommend this prop.
ery the BEST investment to-day whether you want it
for residence for business for speculation 1t is
cheap auction goods, but staple article that will sell on
its own merit without the assistance of brass band Be
sure to look this up before buying! Remember that
these lots lie close to the harbor which will always be
the of activity and the heart of the city Here is
your chance to get business lot for $780, that will be
worth way up in the thousands in short time. You
have nothing lose very little to risk and fortune
make. Come see and be convinced Free Transports
ton to and from the lots every day.
K G. FAEGRE, Real Estate Broker Owner,
MINNESOTA HOUSE. CORNER WASHINGTON AND
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STATE sIrrlNGs.

The Vancouver street railway will
be in operation in July.
The ground Is hare % Snow in the
Conconuiiy valley. and the weather j.
beautiful.
James Patched % Ruby C:iy, wAo
recently killei an Indian while the
latter was trying Ca break into his
cabin. was discharged,
An eyewitness * the expulsion 81
Chinese from Tesoa says solsse Of the
yellow peepis wep, like babies when
the citizens told them thes must so.
The eeisstials took refuge in Farming.
ton
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SkATfLk. Dec 3. tArc.
NY niece. Mrs. frsak Hendel's child. WAS
paTaiy Fed. tts tess wefe like plpe-stems,
the muscles having become agruphied. Re
sides the above distressing condition. IL
seemed 20 suffer gss az pain. II AS too sy-
iaeat that II coald noi live long In that
state. We went and Consulted pF. jordan aud
toek his medicine. aad ia three months
time the calis recovered the use OF issel.
and Il nos we'll We srv very thankful
sad van. the afflicted Ca know t.
MRS. +. sffI.i~
Dexter strvrf, Lake MON.
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Jos. Ives was In town last week and
through him we learn OF the killing OF
three cougars near Carey & Bagman' S
camp on the Cowecman. A few DAYS
ago. the dogs at the camp started =
cougar. and Messrs. Carey, Ives and
Johnson started out 10 look after ID.
Harvey johnson being ahead, APP
preached the beast first which sprang
81 him. He fired and wounded is aud
Chas. Carey finished IL before IL could
do any harm. Afterward the dogs
freed couple OF young ones and
Ncssrs. Carey and Ives each shot one.
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Lsxlsros. Tslssrr C., cAI-. !

, HE szF IFtSs
Dr. Jcrs3An--Isear Sir Last summer you
ordered e n fer me 20 t6ss for tunor IN
the night side. falling, displacement and
Inflammation 81 the uterus. | hare not
been able so take the rnedicI mes regularly,
but shat ] have tAkea have given me
more relief than any Eneaiic1ss which
have received from any other doctor
think that, II eoaid take your medicine
regularly. IL wouIh cure rne OF every fr0s.
bic that / have ever had. Iae yztr sac
swelling has eatirely gone from tie suraor,
aud cannot be thankful enough 70 you.
Ny little giss. who Was 20 bad vita cholera
tEfEufa2 or kuzafnsf complaint, IS Der.
feetir well and strong and healthy, thanks
80 your medicine. Respectfully yours.
MRS A, T. HLAGKAOEE.
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The shipment OF saelt Is very lively
now. "Wednesday there were shipped
By express from keiso. ss.s,2 pounds,
and BY the steamer kellogg 1900
pounds. Yesterday the shipments
we're still heavier. The price has
fallen considerably. and sales are now
slow at half cent a pound The
snielt business Is a bonanza for the
express companies.
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eoxYeHK. v. T.. Aug "a. isss.
Or. J. Eugene logdan--l wish 20 express
my heartfelt thanks Cor the sved we have
derived from your wonderful medicines.
This IL the truth, My daughter has been
sick for the last Eve months with various
treables-grestly ssfosErsted with female
weakness aud kidney troubles. cen
suited Df. X v. Pierce. of Buffalo. y. Z.
tie said he coHid care her. bas that must
have patience. as u would take long
time. | gave her his medicine. she gof
ise better. but worse, ali the time We had
almost given up, and thought that she
must die. 81 she Was fast running Into con.
snmPsien-thss taxes 50 many 10 their
graves
We bad no faith In the usstogenetie med.
tctDe, bpt tried IL aud afrer two weeks
treatment my daughter - restored %
health
90 feel thankful 10 God q at this great
sna wonderful medicine Was placed before
mr | wssts these tsxsts to goa on nay own
accord. as duty, that uiheir may be- bsne.
fiied and suffer ne humanity relieved hs q
timely use OF the Hircxeuetss medicines.
Nagr friend.
Mrs. MARY C. TAYLOR.
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LsNDES. ". r, ner. 5, ESSS
Ny wife was taken sick With what tns
sios-tors pronounced rsghcid fewer sac
continued coughing ard vomiting seF foal
weeks she was getting lower svefg aay
and As lass &c eonelRtsa she ccass aos live
leeg, SIZE caalst nex keep thing On he.
stctnseh. sa1 wss distracted with piercing
Aus ia head aud stomach. We 81 les,
csiss 1 De. gcs3sns whe. when BE saw my
wife. said she eas 4 Gin ~ Improve fsssl
~ seaEa - she tESak sire Hist sc settle msssi
cine snd that - ieSs shsf she did Sns
txsan se improve a. oIsva. ssa y - ap IN
thsv~ days. >se j. aea believer IN va
hts'csNnetze syssssw.
THOMAS THOMAS
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CAUTION ~-rhe Hissaz-nvslc medicines
are Sod hst sae Aexsry 10 vzeh tows
EAo lsacl aAsund sssc A<ssa = sar&Fs 10 tos.
lS@3nx inscription; ~nr } EGxeHe Jsss~
ssn's hiass essssis Neaiefas EY~fy OsA-
eF device = ig&aA
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EsSssas ~. -, q snsf - sew YsSses
hsssS Ps-sssg pssan. kE4 gssaSnis&zssss.s
pa al letters assseesszA Sssss sssF t-ess
syssesAz
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FEBRUARY AND ELEGANT
OFFICES IN THE SQUIREs BLOCK, CORNER SECOND
AND MAIN STREETS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
Flight After Disgrace.

NEW 1oRS, Nov. 26.-Ths sramIna-
tiVn OF TIE accounts OF Marcus BtJwn.
tne shlrt manufacturer OF a. Water
street. who nae al ass sumeut on sat.
ntuAy last, shove taAt young HAIRY
pto"n, 10 the year Of his paricersh.p
s''A us father aui lis COUSIN. samuel
bIoNn, made away with at leas. s.. GOO
~ we Atm money, and perhaps Sl0p
WY nSrroWiag Gu The drm's credit
anu l'oSketu ~ money resolved Ia pay
nsut OF bills. Thirty thousand dollars
q zoe stoi,u money u knogn 10 have
e"Ae mo lie Michigan eoIpsr nine
sitcllA'lon 4 great dea mo.e xLl
pfop'1tig he tiaesd to TIE ~ me III. sud
Tue 'esI = supposed 10 have been loss on
tie RACES.
IL AppeAfed from statements male al a
n eiiug u the iim's creditors in :he
hetSopoli'an Hotel this Afternoon teat
yontk HArfy Brown lad carried 90 h.
operations uude'ectei by keeping an ac-
CONT 10 tie name OF the trm a: the
hAFae.d National Bank. nh.. drm dla
business regularly with the Mechan -
sEd Ifad'Ts' Bank. Harry, Il was sad,
'ook hOiss 10 hts psymelt Tor macy debts
owing 70 the nrm. sold the notes aud de
O. tei Tue iipcve4, Nth suus that lie
had ecFioEed Il the hrm's credit A: the
GAfhs.d Bans aud checked against tie
seeouti whenever he needed money iUs
us specu AuOns.
Marcus Blown sat outside in the eor.i-
Cor so6o.ng Violently over bis sons Dis
grace Gsd night, while AS igue- David
klitefeAnd Ma expiAluirg The situAt Gu
70 70 toe creditors Il Eas announce
That Mr.. B,oEn's uorniuA! asset, were
teS 352.s9, actual, sN.4l9.19 aud tia,
tie Liabilities were SO, so vas pro
posed that the creditors accept thirty d We
eents on tie dollar, and these terms we're
aeceptei - a unanimous vote. Tie ar
raDgemeui VIII enable Mr.. brown to coz
unue iu business.
Noihng has ten kearl from Harry
BTo~n siGee his Sigh; on THURSDAY itsi.
Il Is telisvet that he b., on.y wn,t
mouey be rai.ei by paHuiug his wateh
and other articles
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

There Is received interest ard cor
siderable activity manifested st present
by tue neemeers OF the Order Of Hep,.-
sOpns, Ur Seven Wise Men, In this ciry.
The regular weekly meeting Of Wash.
iugton Ccuc'Aye, No. >. WAS held last
evening, and was well attended. The
next IN nth!y eotial will &c held on Tues
ias evening. when 1t IS eKpected there
viii b. lAtge humber OF visitors from
other conelaTts. An Interesting program
vii he presented, and every member tia.
atit nds Will te sore Of SPEEDING 8 pleas
ant aud profitable evening.
I \ meet ne was held at Hep;Gsop}i
Hall, Nc. 80 Market street. last even ,i-..
OF Hose in favor OF reorEAr lug Eure "a
Cctci.Tr. No. 8. TheIs was : large
ruuietr pfesrn,, and addresses we're
made Is >rp5etne AIchon Joseph PIC,
lSrArd Arehou \. B. Cossroye, supreme
Proves, Winthrop, j b. Roberts, aud
Frank Sullivan. About IS nsues were
signed to the Application, and auo,he,
WeeiiuK will he Le.I a: ,ae same place
aexI Heek.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
Yesterdays COURT.
NO DECISION RENDERED ON
THE MOTION
For . New Trial in the Case of the
New Castle Eioters- superior
Case Tried Up to the Time
of AdjournInsnt

The Cour. Of General Sessions rs-eoa
vsn7i At : % o'clock yss.eFiay Afternoon
-iih Chief Jus-ics ConeZys and Asso-
cl.se Jgdzes Houston aud Payn.eF ca
the beach.
Attorney General Bigzs made Al Arga-
men; iE opposition - Sr. NAn3egriii's
moi.oa for lev tgial in the case Of the
Ser Castle lic;ers, AID when he con-
cll4eL the C-ur. decided 70 hold tie
matter uGleF Adyi<euent
\ jary WAS net drawn Gn1 ipe ease
ci FANNIE y. kees W. Edmund HAmAn,
and eE, Sheriff Giles LZnbsou WAS taEen
up icg rial. Ibis is = suil in repleven,
10 determine the Owuershlp Of certain
person al property.
Tie .Gcts o. ire case are that iu 1855
the p.operty Of George W. Morrison, of
New CssiIs Hundred, was levied upoa
and sold a. sheTif's sale This property
was bought ~ his niece, Mss FAnnie VI.
kaes. Tor $40, bat - tie properly vas
allowed TO r,msin upon the farm, in
charge OF Mr.. Aogr.son, Aroi6cE levy
was made in ISs7 by Edmund Hamau,
gken the p:oIerty was replevened b.
the plAiult.
6surse W. Morrison testified ihs,
Shen the properly ~As sold .i vas Iur-
chased by his nisce, and VS. oypA a1e
sale He used the property Afterwards
bat /. did TO; belong 20 Tin.
Mss kees An4 er-Aayor JAnyier, OF
New Castle, testified 20 The same er1Sci,
aud the Hen. CEAr.e. 3. Lare, who ap-
Feared for the YlAintid, stated idzt be
lad no further testimony a. present
j. H. Rodney, ESD, made tie follow
ing for the defense, aud sAid lhA, ha p.o-
t-osed 70 prove ihA: this vas 10. = boea
lie sale, AID ieAs tLs property uerer
psssed out OF p,s,e=<icu OF Hr. MorTi-
scu. He also ciEime1 hat mare and
col, claimed by Miss h-es, had never
ue.H sgli. bat previous 10 the sale hA4
l,seu ssas away.
Henry P. Bli.in, Of HaFe's Corner. tes-
.ihsi ,GA, Sc vas tod By some OF his
men tha, Gr. Morrison had sent mare
aud eoii 10 his pace jus, previous 10 tse
ale. ba. he did uu. know, OF his OWE
kroNl.-jy ~, whstssr it was 30 OF not.
Richard AP2.eoy also testified 70 tie
same eSect, and tbs c--sed the testimony
OF both siteS
Mr.. Lore made the orening srxumsn;
for the plA niif, AID wAs !o.loEtd by
Mr. Rodney for the defense. Tha closir :
A.. umenl 1Ss mad by Nr. LcFe, after
sA ch the jury Tere c-2rged oy ne Ch!si
Iu i.ce L41 Eettret
TEey srre no; oat n9ve tAsa Eve
uinu:es, ~hen they retarue. SRA vsr-
die, IN fAy9' Of c plauilf tot o cents
damages and costs
Court then adiour1ei until o'eloek
his IN moEn.uZ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
ESTABLISHED 1913.
FURNITURE
r OCk | N G
CHA IRS

The manufacture of fancy
rockers and chairs has reach
ed gigantic proportions. The
country is flooded with them.
Each maker is trying to out
do his competitors, and the
product of the best OF them
is well worth seeing. The
genius of the artist is COM
bined with tie ingenuity and
skill OF the cabinet maker
and upholsterer.
Comfort is as much desir.
ed as beauty of design, and
the combination Of each is
what you desire. We have
temporarily made room ior
them on our first floor.
We have selected t b e
best from the lines of Is or
20 makers, ? or 3 or a hall
a dozen here and there, and
can show you over
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

The bew plot bat, W ". Kerr, 20
tAksthe p'soc u tie Eurch Tarley. los'
in tie Atlantic gale Of AvF!l last. Is TO te
launchel at O'Clock this Afternoon from
the Jackson s. Sharp CoupABy's ship
yard. The v.;tel S tu.l; lar al! owned
- t5e lo.!sSins Ianel PsuLsyivau'A
p.,ots Csp;- ut George II. CJLze |,
ioAu Kelly, JAmls \. CAmg,t, JOIN
Haull, Harry LouE, samuel W-sf, james
L. Kelly, Gegs.e wallace and j4mrs
Wallace.
She sas designed ty EiEsrl Burgt 8
Of 3 st0u, tie designer Of the famous
yacht Volunteer, and LAs teen buit ua.
Der thes es1FeT.uiendeEee Q: Captain Georgs
Il. CJLHtu. Tie d.mensi9ns are as
ici!Jss: Lebgih, e lsst; besu - fest.
iep,h OF Eo.d, 10 iee:, dTsit OF water, Il
feet.
4 large number of the Pilots ard
!r er!s .. the boa. were u tie city TIL.
afternoon 20 see The isu1ca.
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100

Of the pre,tiest rockers and
chairs we ever had. They
range in price from a $3.50
high back, large arm, polish
ed wood seat rocker to an
all.over S lffed all spring,
brocutelle covered, at $50.
Every intermediate price
that you can think Of, anti
que oak, 10th century finish,
cherry and genuine mahog.
any woods.
The coverings are in all
shades Of plushes, tapestries
and brocatelles. 1t is use-
less to describe them, as we
would not know where to
begin or where to stop.
Ii you care to take the
trouble, a S or 10 minutes
inspection will give jou a
letter idea of them than We
could write in an hour.
It will be no trouble to
US to have you look them
over; as We said before they
are en- our first floor.
You can examine them at
your leisure and il you want
to ask any questions, we are
here to answer them. II
you see anything you would
like Us to keep for you until
Nmas We will tag and store
it until you want It delivered.
1t is not too early. Xmas
is but 4 weeks away, and
you will fad a better assert.
ment now, we think, than
you will if sou leave it until
la ter on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
nArEy Holt Parere.tIt.

On houtiy When ! Representative OF
we IsEFL LSi-lcAS eAl,=d =, tie Youag
Aea Republican Ciab rooms, he asked
nis informant for tie nsmes Of tacse VITO
1id The repairs TO the buildings The
uAMss giT=u Lin were all pub SHED. tut
7 Is slfPcsed the name OF tie psner
hanEer was incidentally. no. iuteu,ter-
sll9, omitted. As matter OF fact tie
'eseutAiiye OF the REPrBLIcAN saw
" l-.i roE appears TO have been tie paper
lhs, but u MAS so hald:03eiy done tn
nue Tinted coiors tia. be iheaza. il vas
iresccei, and tia, the painter was en-
niied 70 the credit. Se.:ber pArtT had
alry intention Of Withholding ersdli FROM
dr Holt fer bis dJe artls,.l work. bnt
The inioruaut simply iorgo: !, and the re-
poftsr thought il was .oo sTtistie 10 :.
ptper hanging. IL Is 20 surprise tia:
NJ. Holt s1oald feel somewh4f s.lsksed
ior Lo mention teius made nf liul h Z e
work, Tor It +, hardly possible tLss saca
a hsrdsome job eo1ld be e1cslied. aud 20
larry Holt, No. =l3 Yves; Second street.
belongs the credit.