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Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

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and ~ 10 y. M; both daily ~ 10 d. IA
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days, G.tO,li 40 am, . 10 ana ! n a. week
day :, w u. M. IS and 8 IN. m ''''' sal
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For fhiindelplia ana Nnv ',f,
Week uays: D 90. 30, 8 10. lI.g5a -, '' ky.
20 sSs,S Sop. M sundays. q 81 II. mill, J.; =,
For baltimore. week DIV. ,.-..-
IL s. n. M. 10, - 30 u. n, '''9, 81
n. MS ~ and 20 30 n. IN. SuhEtYs, ~
For l.andenberg mud wnv s,,,t..
days, q 80, o ~, II % IA. m ogy 9h' week
sundays . 20 u. M. 2a5 b5a ''u j. u.
Cincinnati and st. Lonis. '.It',i.
daily except sunday, ar q" Nv
Chicago IS 20 n. m, dniIv rvcc,.,
days II 30 p. M, daily. '' M
PittsbuIg, IS 30 u, IN. daily. e,rr.,y.
day; 0.3p y. M. daily. W
LEAvR PHILADELPHIA ron Wu,tt,o,r,,
Daily, - 10. ssi5. 1000, IN ln1.5, ~,
noon, Il %, 10, 10, = IL, 1 %, 70 Ojt -,
$40. 10 10, II 80 u. m. ''''''
Daily, except Sunday, i0uul -
NJ. u %. 20 W ami % y. M. Sunday on v
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Il. M, - - and ) 90 y. M.
SUNDAYS, 81 81. y o. n. M, - gsp DID,
Telephone No. 1903.
ua- Rates to Western points lov,r,-.,.
via any other line. '''n
CO. sCuLL. J.T. opEtl ..
eohl PasS. AT Gen M-H..es
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

win never re-unite II. Tho bitter feel
ing between the Salisbury and VOL
colt factions is as intense as ever and
as every prominent Democratic in the
State, including ''the twenty Eve or
thirty gentlemen" who are available
candidates Tor Governor have taken
sides with one or the other of these
factions 1t matters very little whom
they nominate, as ii will only add fuel
to the old fire. The fact that the Hon.
Thomas u. Bsyard considered II ne.
cessary q few weeks since 10 have q
"harmony meeting" called In this city
shows that the party is in desperate
straits.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
"DEMocRATIc GLAssEsn says:


"Tbnt there Is no scarcity OF suitable
0ubernstorial timber among the DE mo-
Gratis Of Delaware was shown by the
gathering at Dover, on Wednesday last,
upon the occasion of the unwilling OF
ble Rodney monument. There were
eIty five or thirty gentlemen present,
, y one of whom would make a capable
and satisfactory candidate for Governor.
There will be no factional quarrel among
the Democrats Of the State next year.
That Is just where the trouble will
come in, as it is probable that at least
four fifths Of ''the twenty five or thirty
gentlemen present, any one OF which
would make" etc. will insist on being
She nominee, and as only one man can
secure 1t, the remainder will be dis.
Rusted, and the result will be more
factional fights. The Democratic
party is divided against itself, and all
the missionary work that can be done
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
i. NORRELL,
Fifth and Shipley Sis
Tapestry Brussels
CARPETS.

We represent all the
leading makes and retail
them at a small advance OH
the manufacturers cost
compare our cash prices
with those asked by credit
houses, and see if you can
afford to pay the difference.
Everyone knows a Rox-
bury carpet or a louvre
Smith, or a Stinson,-Our
price for these goods is S5c
per yard, 95c made, laid and
lined. We have other
makes at the same price.
Ii you want a cheaper car
pet we give you the grade
that you can scarcely tell
from Ro4bury for IS c
made, laid and lined. An.
other good lined from 50 to
Zoe and 75c on the floor.
We do not advertise plit.
tering generaliti,s b u t
give makes and prices. Can
show you almost every new
pattern made. As far as
possible kindly bring sizes
OF rooms with you.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

One lot of Children's
White Vests, Sc, ice. l2c
Isc, I8c: I6 in. Is H., 40
in, ~ n., "a in
Child's White Vest and
Pants, I6 to "a in. 12l to
80 cents each: I6 to "a TO-,
20 to SOC or 16 to "a inch,
2S to rs cents,
LOT OF Boys Grey. 26 to
81 incl !. 37icent goods to
go now for 25 cents each.
Great value.
Gen u.s. Grey Shirts and
Drawers. You have always
paid 3 p for this quality;
our nj w price 25 cents each.
Get ts' Grey, 25c, Sec
7oc, pi'oo, Si.Zo, SI.5O
each.
White Shirts and Draw
ers, csc, 37ic, Soc, 75c
$I.oo, $I.2s, 81 30, 81 OF
each.
is mall set OF Scarlet.
Is Cd mt ones you can have
now at 80 cents each.
Bet ter Goods. The hes
value we were ever able Il
offer $I.oo, SIPS, 81 So
$40 b.
j ,adies' Ribbed. Goot
: valu E at SO cents each. Gu
: price on this lot, "a cents
A splendid purchase.
j. L aides Vest and Pants. a
, to sS inch: price 2sc, 39t
q soc. 75c, 81 90, SIPS, $1.5c
=. All of the above are bi
value.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

We are receiving lots and lots OF new
goods every day. n e last installment of our
overland tea came this week. IL Is the finest
we ever onered you at lifty cents. On sat
nruAy night we VIII give cut-glass tumbieTs
10 ah our cuftom rs. Cup and saucer with
each pound OF IS cent coffee OF pretty cream
sauce dishes with each pound OF our xj-ccnt
coffee on Saturday nj Eht. Gold band cup and
sa Ger with half-p" unh ten. We should be a
good Judge Of tea AID coffee, we served you
70 % years. We Nat er ourselves that we
KNOW both tea and coffee We W III sell You
condensed coffee, you can make Ia Ave min
uies without grounds 1t Is excellent. We have
all our irnit nee armies, apricots seedless
cherries, California peaches aud plums, new
seedleas raisins and Sultanas. We dnd the
iruit, have our nince meat male 3 pounds
TOT 70 cents. Flap lacks spread with cherry
sauie., Good butter % cents pei pound d; fire. ri
e .gs always on hand. We have a cellar fuii
Of hne potatoes, cheap. Two docks Tor a
nickel and they swim at 4. NJ. WIER'S.
hs-0tS 800 King St
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
Plush Floor Rockers

We have this week a few
bargains to offer you, which
are too great to pass by un.
noticed. First we offer you
our line Of Plush Floor
Rockers at greatly reduced
prices, to make room for
new stock pushing us for
admittance.
Our prices in these Rock.
ers ranged from 81 TO 500
we have cut them as low as
SO 70. Each rocker has re-
ceived a cut of from one to
three dollars. the frames
are polished Cherry or An
tique Oak, upholstered in
different shades of Silk
Plush, they are Just the
thing to buy now while
they are going so cheap.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
PUBLIC SALES
pUBLlC SALE
REAL ESTATE
Ann uAgR gTprR


win be sold at public sale at 2 O'Clock D.
M, on saturday, tine Nth day OF No ember,
lsss. at the County Court House, Tenth and
Market streets, In the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware. the followinR
described real estate, late Of klns DQlbow
deceased, situate in the city OF Wilmington,
/. No. ao5 West Fourth street, atwo-strry
brick dwelling house, lot Is feet cas- IN.
y. No 20 W. Fourth St. two st ory hrIek
dwelling hou q. let Is u. sS-s in. bv s. II.
gin... with use OF alley leading into Fourth
a. No.ss Orange st being south west corner
OF Fourth aud orange sts.. thrt O. ttory
brick store aud dwelling, and two story la *
btildine. lot - H. 2lsin. on orange street. by
81 II. "a In. on Fourth st.
4. No. All Orange street, lot IS n. q In.
BY y q, 81 In. with use OF alley leading In
s. No. IS Orange street two-story
frame dwelling honse. lot ID n. 81 In. by
y r. Pa In. with useof alley leading into
9. No. Poplar st., Athree-story brick
dwelling honee, lot Is II. by n H., with use
OF alley leading tnt1 High st.
7. And also ~ saArts OF stock of the I'm.
Ion National Bank oil Wilmington.
Terms-'fwcnty per cent OF the purchase
money OF the teal estate, cash, and the bal
ance, with interest within three months
when deeds will be made. The stock will be
sold for cash. W. q. sPRUANCE,
Administrator c. I. A. oil King Dolbow de-
Wilmington, Oct. 10. 1850. 10 ss-u 2taw
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
We've Col the Pull

on the bargain business just be-
cause we promise no more than
we can perform and make our
bargains better than our Drag
Are you fixed with Fall and
Winter footwear for yourself and
family? lfnot come in and see
what we can do for you.No mat
ter what HOUR in the DAY or
what day of the week, bargains
are here for you regardless OF
age or sex. Well make you
happy with bargains that are at
the top notch of cheapncss and
value. Others may claim to do
as well by you, but we do all we
claim and perform every prom
Use we make. Come see how
much better you can do at the
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
Philadelphia. Wilmington anil
Baltimore Railroad

Trains viii leave Wilmington n, ,,l-,-,
rhiladelphis tcxprcssJ. a2,s A.,
o. 90! 70. ~. 10 o., ic4C- III ~
= 81 M a., az ~ izSo. 50. Ia, y: y ~
Ascon,@easilon. . 30. ss,, 20, sa sn
q. M 1888, aS 400. Sad, "a i5s, GS
Tor Chester texpressl, Ga, 7n. $40.
sa q ~ -, IL ola m, i29o, n, ii. 10. M
Accommodation, 9 20. oal, 2 o. sm iou,
New YORK, 20 o. i2i E.oi, 3 II. 'sS
For Vest Chester, via LamvGih lg AL
sN a. IA. ~ aud % y. N. an
:, ror Newark tCsnlrel anu intermediate -.
baltimore and intermediate station. nm
an, . W p m, and q lSnisht.
baltimore aud WashInstopii % Y u" 80, On.
y. y ana 4 ~ A. ,g ~; q od IN -, $
New castle, g ~, 4 20 n. M, II ,g455A
p, y NJ, aud y % night
Georgetown s 80 a. M, SO o.. ia,
Erprets for seatord, 8 50 y Ia.
maFinEton, Delmar. aud rRy tIHl -
Accommodation for Harrington ogtp IA
Express ioF Dover, Harrington, an. lel-
Franklin Ciiy.s soa. m.
ExDrcHi for Cane Charles, Old Point t4l.
fort, aud Norioik, ~ ~ might.
Leave Philadelphia, Brold Street for VII.
mlnst"n ieNprcssl 80. 70, ~, 81. so,
. ,VS ~ W. 5 l,S'' "a H. !2aH s G &C.
SO, II 20, II 70, li8p. N.
Accommodation, cas-. 10 * a. M, l.,
22s; sg2 Al, Ssl, sss, ioo5, 10 AL
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (eKpressl, 100, =, ~
7,.v!, 3 10, n.Si A. ~, az. 5.zi, o., "a, al
Accom- odntIon. Al5A.M ma. 4,A
~ FSt tstsSc r ,sSprsss9, 10, 90 uaA.N.,
s. y, : .od, aud 1910 T.. ".
Ascoaodaiios, "a \; NJ ,i2.io, L4a, -
5.0n s.la. IL 81 4, M, u, ID. AZ, 81. -;
| 7.gd anc 10. 80 y. NJ
for Msst Chester, via Lamokln, s.''A. NJ,
For Cape Charles, Old Point Com for, AL
| Noriolk, 800 night.
| CLAYTON. Dover, Fcit0D. Harrington IN he.
vile, seaiorti, Laurel, aud DelnAr ia4
| Baltimore and Washington, 4.h.Gu. lPlL
A. NJ, 1906. i.3i, -G.S3 G,42, 40 H. 81 and
" q Night. Baltimore so 4. Nj. ami i4u
Leave PhiladclphIa Broad stro,t for VII
mlngton lcAprtsal. 80. 10, D. 10 III 4. N
9:59. sos, 90, 600, G3i. lI.2O, II 81, and ~
Accommodation, s 81 10 q a. M, II g., 2 o.,
| @ ~, : 80. 40 A., and n 81 .. N.
| For fuTtler Information, passengers ar
| refcrrcu TO the Ticket Olhct NJ the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited eSpreil
upon which extra iHre Is charged.
General Manager. General Passenger Asfa,
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
.i.1ssssalsss.ssss. 9'''A"'''' ....s.,sa...ssii.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
JOHN R, HUDSON & Co.,
S. w. Cor.
Front and Market Streets.
s-ls Wilmington, Del.
NOTICE.

N
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
TnE STATE OF DELAWARE s.s.
TO the sherin Of New Castle County,
Greeting: y
Whereas, Mary Jane Sanders. by her nc
- tition to the Judge OF our Su-
SEAL pertor Court died in the Office of
= the Parliamentary of said court
in and for the county of New Castle
for the cause of complaint therein al
legged has made application to our said
Judges that a decree may be pronounced
dissolving thomarrlage existing between
the petitioner and her husband, viii
liam sanders.
We therefore command You ms YOU baye
been heretofore commanded that Won
summon William Sanders, so that he
beand appear before the Judges of our
said court at tho next term thereof IN
~ heIu AZ wilmington, on Monday,
the 18th day of November next X
answer the allegations of the said no
ttioner according to the Act OF Assem-.
Dly IN such case made and provided
ana also do and receive whnt the snid
court shall then and there consider CON.
corning him In this behalf a to the Court
shullseom meet, and consistent with the
provisions of the said act of Assembly
ana have You then there this writ,
. witness the Honorable Josenh p.
Gomegys. Esq, at Wilmington, the end
and eighty nine. w
Issued Oct. 8, 1882.
49, GEO. A MAXWELL, Prot,y.
The above is q true COPY on the
original writ.
ALyAN ALLEN
Sheriff.
10-l0ltw& ltaw-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
n EGISrER'S ORDER,
~ KEGISTEH'B OFFICE,
NEW IA oarV

hhuiol Eu . ONflCh.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
October 18th, 1850.
Upon the applicati of Emma A. stapler
S Mnti nenfg >. stapler, administrators OF
ml i,,,am "; dss6splcrf, late of VIII
deceased deceased m 1t Is ordered and d
administrators aforesaid give notice OF
granling ofletters of Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the uate OF grant,
lnRlhereoi, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF SD CHI
letteislh slx OF the most public places OF the
toLny o. New Castle, requiring all persons
nAVlnE demands against the estate to present
the ssme, or abide by AN Act of Assembly in
sneh case madeand provided; and also cause
Inc same to be Inserted within the same peri
Oh In the p1ILY REPupLIoAS, news.
anu 70 pc continued therein three weeks
FL Given underth hand and Seal of
L. 8. Olce Of the Register Aforesaid, At
u Wilmington, in New Castle County
Aforesaid the day and yesr above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
NOTICE. All persons having claims NJ sinst
tne estate OF the deceased must present the
SAME, duly attes ted TO the AdminlstratorA on
or teIore Oct. 2btn, 1890 or abide the act az
assembly In such case made and provided,
EMMA A. sTAPLfR
HENRY y. BrAPLER,
Address. Wilmington. Del. io-sl-5w.eod
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
Rus saA. MissImeI & Co.
900 Market Street.
W hat sthe Advantage?

v hat the Advantage?
We are often asked
what the advantage is,
or what is to be gained
by our importing our
own goods? You may
not know but we'll tell
you. There Is a duty OF
81 per cent on WOOL
ems, which has to be
paid, and were we to
buy OF jobbers would
have to pay a profit on
that as well. By buying
direct we get the goods
from first hands or
manufacturers. We get
them at first cost; get
the latest styles, also
have a stock that is not
found in every place.
Many of our patterns
cannot be duplicated
even by ourselves. We
are expecting a new
invoice in every day
now. We're bound to
have the best to be
had, and we are going to
get them at the bottom
price. We are glad to
have the people look al
our stock.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
YOUNG MEN
MAKE: A MISTAKE
who buy Chevlot Suits with.
out seeing ours. No last
year styles; no ruts OF old
fashioned trimming. We're
front rank for nobbiness.

Stitched edge. fiat bound,
corded edge, patch pockets
Everything going II it's
stylish.
Plain, Wide and Narrow
Vale and Fancy Cheviots,
$40 to $28.
Sold thousands this sea
son. Can't get them too
plenty. More making and
ortering right now.
Best $I2 Cheyiot Suits in
the city. Better than we
could make Tor $12 last
year. Selling all the time.
See them, at least.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

Our Everyday Suits as
perfectly made as Dress
Suits, $40 to $25. Our
Dress Suits like custom
made, $I4 to $50.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
ROOF PAINT.
MADE FROM PURE OXIDE OF IRON

We have successfully sold
this pa int for the past six years,
and proven all that we claim
for it, that it will stop leaks, pre-
serve the tin, resist atmosphere
decay, covers more square feet
Of surface Tor less money and
wears better than any So
CALLED Metallic Paints IN
the market.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

$as Fur Beaver Over
coats. A luxury.
Rich, soft, warm, almost
light in weight, beautifully
finished.
SIS Fur Beaver Over
coat. None like them for
quality.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

The summing up of Sat-
urday's trade Is that-rain
or shine--this lie, past com-
parison, the best Clothing
Store in the city; ana the
majority know it. They
save money by it.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, November I. 1889.
When you can save So
or So on the stuff for a
handsome, seasonable, SER
vice able dress it's like find
ing money. Every one OF
these stufs is imported.
You're likely to ste them
in some of the most stylish
costumes on Chestnut street.
81 for IS cents:
40.lnch All-wool Serge, with onlbre
silk border; IL shades.
SI.25 for 81:
Figured silk Stripe on basket mate
lasse ground. Plain TO match is
81 from sl.z5. In i've desirable
co orings.
42-inch All-wool Twills with wide
and narrow combination borders
Of silk pin stripes.
42-incb stuff with illuminated nick
erbocker tape border.
$3.50 for $I.25.
42-inch PLAID, Illuminated Kuick-
booker border.
Camel Hair stripes.
Rich Ombre Stripes.
42-inch Camel hair Knickerbocker
Plaid.
42-iueh Wick Plaid.
$I2.5o for $40.
French Robes, with borders OF vel
vet and wool frise embroidery. AL
the choice shades.
There are more in this whit
ting that you won.'t care T.
miss.
Southwest and southeast of centre.
$1,000 Down Quilts, war.
ranted not to shed, and free
from dust, are So. Bes,
French aateen outside, pure
down inside. Try them a:
you will, you WON'T find a
reason for the little. price
there isn't any.
Down Pillows the same
way. Pretty sateen, and in
keyiined. Prices from 81 TO
18.lnch to 50 for "a inch.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Sir bounas of ex cellen
Blanket for 81! There ism
a scrimp in length or breadtl
or thickness. 1t stands 10
more than thirty other size
and grades.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Two h a n d k e r C h lie
thoughts, both for women:
All white pure linen, Hinch hen
stitched, unlaundered, Doc dozel
White China Silk, scalloped eu
broidered edge, embroidered co
ners and sides, revered, and IL
price Acc.
, Southwest OF centre.
All the fireplace fixing
, in as fit and ianciful shape
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
Family Shoe Bouse,

200 Market street, above Sec
ond. East side. East side.
East side. East side.
w. Ii. BABCOCK.
nov. Lot
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

consisting OF 10 horses. S Berlin Coaches, s
landaus, . plain black hearses, 5 broughams
cOupAlet. 2 yietorlas, 3 six-seaL phaeions,
Doctors phaeton, | fsnr-sest surrey,
delivery wagon one drag, one
six seat surrey, | business wagon, one
pony phaet0n, hotel cOach, Ensilsh han. .
som, 10 single sielEiis, 3 double sicighs sim
gle and double harness. robes. whips, blank
cts. stable fixtures. Office fixtures As iron
sail divisions irpa feed hoHet hAycley atoretc,
BY order OF JOSHUA GVANS
l5l2 1913 1917, 1919 Race ST.,
u-.i-esli,l9-N-i9 Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
DEREMProRY SALE
NOVEMBER 10Th aud 2oth, Issl

OF n livery stable, ut ID. p. s..
streets, Philadelphia,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
$I2.5o for $40.

French Robes, with borders OF vel
vet and wool frise embroidery. All
the choice shades.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04
$3.50 for SLIPS.

42-inch PLAID, Illuminated Kuicls.
booker border.
Camel Hair stripes.
Rich ombre Stripes.
42-nch Camel Hair KnickerbockeI
Plaid.
42iueh Wick Plaid.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-04

There are more in this whit
ting that you won!'t care t.
miss.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-13
Tho National CompIaInt.

Thomas J. Riley, 524 West sixty-first
street, N. Y, writes:
I had a very severe attack of dyspepsia,
accompanied with wind and pains in the
side and stomach. Everything 1 ate dis
agreed with me. and lost flesh daily. In
ternal medicine only afforded me tempo
rary relief. l commenced applying ALL
COCKS PoRoUs PLAsTERs, one on the pit OF
the stomach and one below, Just above The
navel. In few hours my pains very much
abated. In two days my food appeared to
agree with NE. At tae END Of week l
was nearly well, but continued wearing the
Plasters ss preeaution. have used alto
gether six Plasters, and must say they are
the cheapest and best medicine ever in
vented.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-13
Notice TO Contractors.

TT Is REQUIRED TO PAVE a DRIVEWAY
L Just east of the Capitol, in Sacramento. The
entire space TO be paved has an area OF about
1860 square feet.
The curling at the margin of the required
pavement will be provided by the Board Of
state Capitol Commissioners, and viii form no
part OF the work TO be covered by these specih-
cations.
The surface of the ground will be graded to
the hight required by tine peculiar kind OF pave
Elent and its foundation, as finally adopted by
said Board. and the ground will be brought to
this grade 10y the Board. This work Of grading
VIII form no part of toe work covered by these
specifications Bids TO construct pavement
must be accompanied with specifications de-
scribing tae proposed pavement and the mate
rial of which IL is 10 be composed, and must be
accompanied by a certified check, made pay
able TO W. W. Douglas, Secretary of the Board
of State Capitol Commissioners, to bind the bid.
der or bidders whose bio may be acce pied to
enter into a contract to do the work in accord
ance with the specifications thus submitted, and
TO give a bond. with two sufficient sureiies in q
sum equal 10 the cost Of The pavement. to prop
erly do this work and to keep the pavement in
proper repair aud in q condition suitable for
ordinary traffic for term OF five years from the
date of It's acceptance.
The werk TO be done TO the satisfaction of the
engineer in charge, or his assistants and all re-
pairs TO be made at the request and TO the salts
faction of the Board OF State Capitol Commits
sipners.
within twenty days of the letting Of the con-
tract ard must be completed on or before the
LIST OF August 1889.
PAYMENTS for the work viii be made on est.
mates of the va!sie OF the work 10 be made, not
ofsener than every two weeks, at the request OF
the contractor and 70 per cent. of the value Of
the work done during the two weeks since
the last estimate shall at once become due and
Will be paid IA warrants on the general fund of
the State Treasury When the work Is com
pleted and accepted by the engineer in charge
of the work. The balance appearing due 10 the
contractors will at enee be paid IN the same
way.
Bids must be iudorsed, !" Bids for paving n
should De addressed &c the Secretary OF the
Board al CAPITOL Commissioners and must he
received I eipre / o clock z. N. on TUESDAY,
Msy q. IsS9
The Board Of State Capitol Commissioners re-
serve the II .at to reject any or al bids.
W. ". DOUGLAS,
secretary state Capito. Commissioners.
Saerarnenfo May Z 1889. myStd
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
n firn of T. II. COOK s, co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. F. a. JOKES retiring
L. II. COOK viii continue the business uader
the same name. Z. II. COOK 4 CO, al the old
place, corner Eighth and J streets, Sacramento.
Cal.
4. II. COCK assumes all tbs debts aud liahiii-
ties 81 the old firn and receives al moneys due
the old firm.
T. II. COOK.
myl3tf II. CT Z. 4. JONES.