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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13

SANDERS SECOND ADDITIONAL plat
of Sanders second addition to West
Seattle was filed for record in the office
of the county auditor yesterday at the
request of Fred +. Sander. The addi-
ton is described as commencing at a
point 10 chains north of the south
west corner of lot 1. section Is. town
ship "a north. range 4 east. thence in a
southeasterly direction, with the mean
der line OF said section Is, to point due
east of the place of beginning, thence
west PISS chains to the place of be-
ginning The addition is divided
into five blocks, containing % lots
each, 26xl00 feet in size, and two
fractional blocks containing seven and
nine lots respectively of irregular
sizes. The streets all run from north
to south and are named as follows.
Hugo, Painting, Bryant, Sander, Hill
and Everett avenues and Water street.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13
For Sale by
JAMES McREAvY,
At the Law Once Of George Donworth,
over Nerchants' National Hank.
NOTICE. OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1N the co partnership heretofore existing
doing real estate aud insurance businees
at room IL, Union block, Seattle, w. T., q
this dag dissolved by mutual consent.
HARRY K. SwArroRp.
ID. NJ SHANKs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13

FIGmTIS6 1TaLrAss-James Sitto,
an Italian cigarmaker, and another
dago, whose name could no. be
learned, had a fight In Morgan's
saloon on Washington street vester.
day afternoon. In the struggle the
unknown was hurled against a bill
lard table with such force
that his head was badly
cut open and he was rendered
insensible. Sheriff Cochrane was
called in, and arrested Sitto, who was
placed IN jail to await the result OF the
other mans injuries. which were al
that time thought TO be serious. The
dago was all right last night, however
and Sitfo viii answer TO charge OF
assault and battery.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Excursion to Toichestor neach.

vey attractive series OF excursion g
Ter the SUMMER monthe Is that arranged
by the Phiiadelphia, Wilmington and
Is at In re Railroad TO Tolchester Beach.
This point, not so well known 10 our
people as II deserves TO be, is beautifully
situated on Chesapeake Bay, thirty miles
south OF Hayre dc Grace. The grounds
at colchester, beside their natural beauty,
are equipped with everything that could
contribute to the amusement and enter.
'ainment OF visitor. The route lies over
tle Philadelphia, WI mington and Balti-
more Rsilroad to Havre de Grace, and
thence delightful sail of thirty miles
Gown the bay. The handsome aud com
modlous steamer "Louise" has been en-
Ea2ed for this service, and no PAINS will
lie spared to make the excursions a.trac-
tive and delightful in every respect. The
best order will be maintained, eud no
liquors are allowed to be sold on train.
boat, or pleasure grounds
The special train will leave ut con.
venient hour OF the morning and return
at seasonaole hour OF the evening.
The oates fixed for these delightful
trips are Thursday, July 1lta and 25ta.
The round trip rate from Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
JULY lat, 1880.
trains win leave Wilmington as follows

trains win leave Wilmington as follows
Rahi.iiss,Dai, X "a p ,s ,sssrprsss, 10. sn,.,o
~ IL /. I. y q y .1s q 4. b n; . % . y
nss0SS@%9SSs'ios S@ SSs IN ga 10 . Il ~. H.
Hss Hss; u !. : ii 4. Sa "a "a "a ss G. ia ia
a. HsSon nc, 4 e odss,9s ~ soS. 81 s ~ i s o
w II i A. fs 4 \ ~ T. u ass i ss 7
vi SsksiS t6sstfs4S 4i .aa "a lns.rnsal... .,a.
M y: nd = HssF%sass |, = station. al ,onA
si%SFs and and w %.isiSsten line & H. an
bsi.sssi;H b,sg.iea sad III Ss&S is;. -
81" 3. ma n.' asa Il d sl.s m. iass as asa
Gso.s iown and Il h"T,th, $50 IA n., go
sss.fera !".ee9Innm,c.,atonl " s2sp. n.
harrington, Delmar, and way stations. tS1
RaS.s:: ~ lar \ = E.aiiin q m s.on. 50 ,. n.
nsIl 15tssGf 1s n H,gb Power, Harrington. and Dali
FIsasiinS Nv s@sssn,, @ssi4,,.. M. vo,,.
iorL and Norfols. II Q, Night.
Leave Ss,us Ph9ilsaelpaiA Broad street. sor VII.
= o. t2 iA = = dsd a M; so1 1l2ss ~, e. o. tsS
~ WV SNft eofs A. aus II w.
Accomm odation, oaa ipfs, a, NJ, l.8la
a yoY p,,,.osahDAi sahDAi IItAINs-
n nj I, InaiaaeiphlA texpress) q 90. 49, CO. ~
w,cas,,n =. 70. 3 "a. n. 81 0s and II 10 b. m
~. a 10 M uati9n, IS q. m, 1910, 14A GI6
/, soi SSiie:ssF g. :s% & 'S0.s TO- Ii
ssI sAIcsso;po%oastion. s. ;o 5SS sis m. nia In, $40.
IIoEe Io5 Eev YorS tt.prsss,. Z: M q CO. asA ssa, 700,
II. I, y. mi =. m, II 10. n, eSS, ga o5 and
,IcE XII %Sst Is n mohester. via LAnohin, sisA nn
:, foI pAge Yea,I,Ss,. Y,nS,. old Point comfort ana
F0r New -Uastie, kirkwood, Hiddletovn,
Clayton. DoYsr. FELTON,, harrington, Fridge
vllit, Beaford, Laurel and DelMaT, IL 05 Night,
Baltimore and Washington, 4 ID. o., 10 IL
q. M, II %. t8S % - G,4z 4Op. m. and Il Il
Night halt,nora. .. 90 m. and Il l3 Night.
Leave Philsdelphis- Rr0ad Street, for will
mington (eKpress), 800. 7.G. Pin. ILLS A,
n ses b.Ga sb42, so. d.H. lilo. 1870 and
Accommod.tlon, SIS ls. A. NJ. Iasases.
For further Information, HntsenSers ara re.
Trains marked TINS t'l are limited expires
upon which extra sArsis onarxed.
aeacrsi hsnAsss General Passenger A at
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
HOW 70 piatlngul.h Oood nIen,.

Prof. V. Q. Vaughn, OF the Michigan
state Board OF Health, says: Good beef
has reddish-browp color, aud contains
no clots of blood. Well nourishAd becYss
iarnlsh flesh, which, while raw Is mark.
eu with spots of white fat; 1t is firm and
compact. Old tlean animals furnish q
nesh which Is tough, dry and dark; the
lat is yellow. Veal Ia slightly reddish,
sni has teuder white lhres. The fat is
not distributed through the leaR as in
beet. The same Is true of mutton. In
well nourished animals white fat accum
mulatcs alorg the borders OF the muscles.
FORK is rose-fed, and has tat distributed
through the muscles. The lard is white
apd lies In heavy deposits under the skin.
Good beef does not have dark purple
hue, for this color is evidence that the
animal has not been slaughtered, but
died with the blood it its body, or has
suffered from acute febrile affection.
(Febrile-reiatiug to fevers.)
Good beef has no or but lite odor, ST
any odor is pereepdble, It is not dis-
agreeable In Judging as TO the odor of
mast pass clean knife, which has been
dipped In hot water, through II and ex-
anime subsequently as to tie odor OF the
knife. Tainted meat often gives of Il
plainly perceptible and dissgfeeable odor
while being cooked. Good meat Is elastic
to the touch, Nest that "a wet and lobby
should be discarded. 1t should not be-
come gelatlnous (the appearance of ielly)
after being kept in o cool place Tor two
days, but should remRin dry on the sur-
face and firm TO the touch. ] think II
would pay those buying meat To read this
every time before marketing, or psrticu-
iarlY before purchasing meat. With
lit lie study person Can become posted
Gs T. good or bad meat. wlll give
anolher communication soon, from the
highest authority known on the subject
OF the inspection Of meat
f. D. FRAzEn.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

TO MORROW is the one hundred and
thirteenth anniversary OF the signing
Of the Declaration OF independence,
and it Is hoped that 1t will be observed
in a proper manner by Ill. Let every
one who has children teach them to
celebrate this day, so that they will
not forget the occasion upon which il
is founded. The signing ana promul-
CATION Of that Declaration was one of
the mott important events il the his
tory of the world, and it will be a sad
day Tor this country If the day should
ever be forgotten, or allowed TO pass
without being appropriately Observed
As Council has repealed a part of the
fireworks ordinance, the boys car
shoot cracsers 10 their hcarts' content
and their example viii no doubt be
followed by children of a larger
growth,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

WE VERY much regret that there
has not been anything done toward
having q celebration OF the fourth of
July, in the Eastern part of the city,
such as was held for the past two
years. The exercises during the
day, and the fireworks in the evening.
Interested and amused thousands OF
people, and it is a pity that they are
not TO be repeated this year. The
committee that had the matter in
charge last year, and also the year be-
fore, gave their time and labor without
reward OF hope of reward, but were
censured by some for the manner in
which the exhibition was conducted.
This we suppose was the reason why
there was no preparations made for a
celebration this year, but the fault find.
Ing OF a few should not have deferred
the committee from trying TO please
the many. -.-....-.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
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WANAMAkEIe'S.
f!llLAbLLrmA, Wednesday, July, 3, 1850.
Closed all day tomorrow

Faithful to the end-of
the season.
Let ir be the first or the
last of the season, we mean
that everything you ought to
find here shall be here.
Fer illustration, Silks.
The line of Black Surahs Is
still tulI; eight grades, SOC to
81 so. Cream Surah is
scarce. We have a small
lot at IS cents.
In the Transept
lie your dripsack ready for
your Fourth Of July outing?
II not, you can be supplied
quickly here.
Northwest Of centre, next main aisle.
The myriad little wants
oil Summer joarneying all
find satisfaction here, even
to the cheap paper covered
novel or current magazine.
Al at5uld the store.
Towels with the ir mani
lest d estiny inwrought.
Glass and ''s'ilver" woven
iengthwise In the centre,
white letters on blue or red.
Glass, clear, bright and lint
less, silvery cleansed and
scraschless. All linen, aIx34
inc4es, full, IS cents for
each towel. A bargain.
Nast of main aisle, north OF Transept.
A little lot of So Satin
Striped Flannel Garibaldi
Waists for ladies shall go at
$3.50.
Second floor, Chestnut atreet.
IN IN 5 Furnishings"
means a little world OF ''llx-
up things. We don't know
another store that it means
SO much in. Collars, Cuffs.
Ties, Suspenders, Canes,
and all that brotherhood--.
often at bagatelIe prices.
NJ ddle Market and Chestnut street en-
frances.
Thinking of a Hat?-boy
or man. Straw In any going
shape. Pearl or Drab Derby
or Cashmere.
Thirteenth aud Market streets.
Are you good and ready?
A big share of the Basement
is full of things to help the
hurrah tomorrow.
Flags first. SILK, bunting
muslin. Here are some o.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

IT Is reported that number of far.
mers In Pennsylvania will shortly en-.
ga9e in the culture OF sugar beels, and
that arrangements have been mad Q
with Claus Spreckels. by q committee
OF the Board Of Trade OF Reading, for
the erection of sugar refinery in that
city, which will cost about S400. 900
The only condition asked by MIR.
Epreckels Is that the farmers In that vi.
cinity will plant $4,000 acres In sugar
beets. This should be hint to The
farmers OF this State, who are com.
planning that grain OF truck does no,
pay, as sugsr beeis can be made to nav
OF least forty dollars On acre. When
the large sugar refinery of MIR. Sprech
els 10 started in Philadelphia, he will
buy all the sugar beets that are offered
st soinething over five dollars a toh,
and we believe that at this price our
farmers could make this crop better
than any other.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1880
THERE are some business men W,


are penny wise and pound foolish.
9his class never advertise only during
the busy season, and then, when their
stores are 50 full OF customers that they
can scarcely wait on them and the
money is rolling into their cash box,
they rush Of to the newspaper offices
and order column I'D. But when
business becomes dull and customers
are few. they complain that they can
not afford to advertise, but yet this Is
the very time when they should spend
the most money in this way. The
men who have built up the largest
business and been the most successful
are those who continually advertise.
Men like Wanamakes, who keep their
advertisements In the papers all the
year, do not know what dull times
are. They are the ones who know
what judic.ous and persistent adver-
tising does, and their example should
be followed by ell who wish to com
mand q trade.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON; :

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ ~ Ferry Company Time table between
snnssT sMiismlnsY1on and rennsgrOve, taking elect
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street pier, a. a,
A69 2. 20 p. M, il.s0. 7.30a. IN. arrive Penns.
ffoye sys I@ , ~, = oe 2. ms i2'oA s,os a, Y.
5,s6p. IN. arriye I Wiimlpgtoun a M 4 81 ~
m, zoo s.35, COS y. m.
SUNDAYS ONLY. -...-
Leave Wilmington s,35, 25, AGO n. M,
p;ia f.so a. r.; arrive fennss;rove BIB, 7.NO,
si;,ye i, %Sil%iss,sn u III H. a : % n e 4 ? u g.
leave Atlantic fity Q. o. m. ~" i'' ~ % "''
Boat leaving Pennsgrovo al G.l5 u. m, con.
pecis AZ Wilmington with triins for Reading,
Z EosN!esviie. SN v est Chester and all points ON W.
Boat leaving rennsgrove at o. 30 a.. m. con-
ware City, New Castle. Also with irain from
M2odnsry aud ali points on Delaware River
BoatieAving Penn-er, ati.asp. H., con.
meets with train for Reading, Costesyille and
AZ points on W; a N; railroad,
Boat leaving Wilmington at !, 40, II. 30 o. M.
and i,M p. m. connects with trains on Della
ware River railroad for nl aiions. The g. o.
closk ?. m. beat from Wilmington connects
with Steamer Roybol1 for Salem and interine-
dinie points.
Yhe steamer can he chartered for special
moonlight excursions Apply to the under
Upon application from parties ofIo or more
people the Steamer will leave Pennsgrove nj
8a; IN. and run to Wilmington and North
ern itef To connect with steamer Republic for
tape May, and VIII peet the Steamer Repub-
lie on Its return. Steamer viii not make this
Tip Tor less than 10 people. Tickets from
IasseDgers for v Wilmington may 40 on this
trip Of the boat and take Wilmington 4 North
ern train from Pier. Fare the same as 10
King street. tThis boat VIII not run however
Tor any but Cape May parties.)
A, o. MeCAUSLAND
le2J-eodtf Superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
AN Insat.e Mani, Lenn.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Persons passing
In front OF the Palmer house yesterday
afternoon saw young man, clad oply
In sheet, emerge from a window and
walk along the projecting eornice. Sud
denly with shrek he fell to the projee.
tion below. A ladder was procured and
an attempt was made to rescue him,
when with scream he threw himself to
We pavement, fiAeturiug his skull aud
AceiWrg other injurio. which viii pro-
saiili eausB hts 1eath. He was evident
" insane, aid proved 10 bs g. W.
Howe Proninent young civil engineer
ot Lea3yllle, Colorado, lie wss on hi,
way here trea Washington, where he
had been delegate 70 the convention Of
the Patrl0tLe Sons ot Amelica
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
JOIN WANAMAKER.
Amt il H0t!

And 80 many are com.
planning about the heat,
but the facts are they
are dressed too warm.
Now why are you
wearing such heavy
clothes, thin ones would
be much more comlorta.
bic, ard then you can
get them SO cheap. Why
do you know you can
get a whole suit for a
few dollars at Mullins,
where you will find
clothlng Tor just this
kind Of weather for men,
youths, boys and the
children, all being sold
at away off price to
close them out. We
are very anxious to get
our goods out of the
way before beginning
our Improvements. You
can get a bargain OF ua
now.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market.
Clothiers, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

No mater what the price
you're sure of the quality
that gives the wear.
Beautiful Serge Suits at
Sl4 90. A new production
of our workrooms and a
quick seller.
Nothing to beat 80 and
S12 Serges Tor moneys
worth.
Do you like Flannel? See
our $l3 so Suits.
Boys can be dressed TO,
S. or So In Suits that arc
far superior to the price in
style and quality.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

"HoW to Distinguish Good Meal" I"
is the title Of an article in another col.
umn, hy Secretary Of the State Board
OF Health, i. b. Frezer, which will be
found no, only interesting but very in
Btructiye. II every housekeeper would
commit these Instructions to memory,
snd then be guided by them in making
purchases, We would soon have notL,
Ing but good meat in the market, t3I
the simple reason that those wbo have
been bringing in poor meat would not
be able to flnd sale for it. The article
Is worthy of careful perusal.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Wilmington & Northern n

Tine liable In eject June 23d. Iasp 1.r,,..
pHr1 MnI H,.hston a,,.is tFrench street) as follow:
nsld, Waynes6arg junction, SSaor otts1iI5ss ttpSiinIs'
ssr sHetdins nna ~ points on the Plladelphih And
ca.is.stP}ia cn1f sstP}isingaeld, Eaynasbnrs Junction,
feId and bapon3s 9fssyiis, ~ Lsnale Chnaai
1os. @ NJ. a.Io, 40 and s. 10 D M. points,
7.oos. GDa'SSyiile m y and intermsdIate points st
EoT West Chester, 100 .. S.. Z, M s.lu, 4,sesn a
vo Daily except Saturday and Buud.y.
TroI New Bridge and inteTmeiiSte no,r,.
"a ai N. and on Saturday only a. &. p9seW sna
On On Sunday for Reading and internso,A,.
koIlts at s.os u. Ii. and !. 20 D. M nj ~
nnPsInGneld y 9, AND intermediate points Al 4, n
A. Y. McgAusLAND. BowNEss BRIaes
hupsrlntandenk Gen Pass, 49,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

As tomorrow is The Fourth Of July
there viii not De any paper published
from this Office. This ie 10 accordance
with our usual custom, and Is for the
purpose OF atFording oil connected with
ihe Office an opportunity Of enjoying
he holiday.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Etruek " r.irntrl,...

WAsaINGroS. Pa, July }. During
severe storm last evening Lightning
struck q 33 .OgO barrel taak uf oil nj
Johnstown Station, six miles north OF
here. The oil was burning fIercsly al
last account, 1t was owned by I'll q
Atlantic and Western Pipe Line. OH.
eE tanks were in danger.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Doing More PIensaut

10 the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach and more truly beneficial in its
action, the famous California LIQUID fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Fgs, is rapidly SUPER.
seding all others. Try 1t. One bottle
will prove Its merits. An druggists. N,
b. Dantorth, Second and Market, whole.
sale agent
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

i =
- schedule In effect May Il. 1850
TRAINS LLAyE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BouNp.
LNprcss trains.
MN ! oHH. week days. 10, sos, Il o5. 40, %
a. M. tl2 Os, - IS - Ua, at a. n m -V'-'
NEW Yoi,H, sundays, ~ sIo5 n. m
sl!Us, - 3-. 20 Ud, ~ VI D. H. ii'''
finIAnELrHlA. week days,s2 10, a705, COS.
.s, .is h, ~ d : .5s y aeo 10 p 10 28 m,
al A, Is 5 S5, u ID ,. m. - oi@
PnlLApELrniA, Sundays, .2 IL, ~ O5 $50 755.
ng 70 y ~ a: NJ. az rs, 90. - IS. aW. 40,
sos, ~, 6 10, .c y. 85 :! % y, m
-, 50. .,9eO.. .I026, 10 10 a. NJ. si20s'
LOO, = 3s, 800, i1O SOS, Sl5 d ID. s6 III
50b IS. - ~ p. H. - -s' ~
10 j g. NJ n & sgg3ss gn sq q
'5os, 5 25. Gl9, 81 ", s -, ~ i. In.
AtLtsJlt Cry. n j., week tiays. 7,t5
a.Ha i, N. l0i, ti2te on saturday onlv1,
KS 8 o. dtis y, m. sundays 7.65 u. m,
WEST BOUND.
al i'n a. = ihoRK AND WASHINGTON, - so, as 49,
dltt1, H. u, m, 245, sIiG, s5 40, IS O5. All
~ " H., s20s y. III. daily, except
ritt,s,hnrg, 's'4s a. mi IS 10 and .so5 p.
GiIncAoo. IS 40 a. m. s5 40 p. IN; both
Cincinnati, ana St. Louis, .ll 10 n. M
aud - % y. NJ; both daily. '''
cthtEttLh ACCph&opATIoN. $50 %, m
and Ii 10 ID. M daily.
LAEDkNhEEo aCcoMMoDkTIoN, week
DAYS, t.iO ii IL Am, . 40 und 10 u. m; sun.
days, 3 80 Il. IN, Is aud 80 p. IN
TRAINS LEAVE MARKGT STREET STATION,
For Philadelphia ana way stations
week days; o. 90. u II. 30, / rs H. m, II AZ
Oh y. NJ. - ~ ~
For baltimore, week days,5 $50 30. "a 70
II, m. S5 and 70 so p m. '1"0"' o "
For Landehberg and way stations. weel,
\ days, HO, ~. II IS n. m; o., 30 H. m,
| Sundays . h. III; IS, $50 u. In. i' ~
Cincinnati and st, Louis, I'll IS a. m.
daily except Sunday.
Chicago 9 10 u. m. duly, except Sun.
d4y; 80 80 p. m. daily.
Pittshurf, rs 80 ain, daily, except sun.
LEAvE PHILADELPHih FoR WiLMIFuToY.
Daily, " 10. - 10, 1000, all 10 n. M, LOO
mon, ~ 40, dl,'i Is. 30. 10 05, g &c, ~ co.
p.ily, except sunday, 8 and 725 n,
m, VI 10, 20 30 and % y. nj. Sunday only,
Telephone No. 1893.
~ Rates to western points lower thnn
Via any other line.
~. SSn IL, }. r. 0DELL.
GenI Pass. Agt. GenI Manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

The almost continuous rain Of the
past two or three days, about which 50
many persons have been grunbling
and finding fault may prove blessing
In disguise by preventing fires TO
morrow. Had the Weather been hot
and dry for the past fortnight there
would have been much more danger
OF fire than there DOW is, when roofs
and everything else are thoroughly
saturated.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

kEMEM BER that the payment o,
rLaea q " GUARANTEED BH ROUM
NATIONAL AAEAR of Rev 0-Ienns
end tee IfeEeta are signed By tho Press
don't OF An Institution, Whoss ohartaF "a
IiShse sro Recosn ised In tho hishsst Uourtg.
thersore, oswsre o: ali limitations OF an
ONE DOLLAR 10 the price OF the SIN sli.
est pa,t or fraction Of q Ticket ISSUED
BY Us in any Drawing Anything In our
ma me offered for less than Dollar is swim.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
AGENTS WANTED.

For CLUB Rotea, or any further Irtortns-
tion desired, write legioiy 10 the undorsigp.
cd, Clearly stating your residenoe. WlTh
state, County, Street sr3 HumDaf, More
faplc return mail delivery will be ass1re
by your enclosing an EnVelopo bearins yonr
Illf address ssut
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

ADDRESS Registered Letters containing Cur
nnry 10 ....
REV ORLEANS HATI0NAL BANK
New Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
IMPORTANT.
Address IA. A. DAUPHEN.
Now (lKlaRnA H.

New Orleans, La.
WAskiaG ton, ID. q.
by ordinary letter, containing Money order
Issued ~ all Express Companies, lew YORK
Exchange, Dratt or Postal Mote,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
All Roads Lead TO Oak
Hall F or Good va!ue
in Coed Clothing

ObsR I'LL noon 10 NOR, o2v.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID schedule In effect May Il. lss0.
TRAINS LEAyE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BouNp.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
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Commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankere will
psy all frises drawn III lhs Louisiana state
lotteries which may be presented at our coun-
II. NJ. WALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Nail
Bank.
PIERRE LANAtN, Pres. state Natl NIX.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New orleans Nat,i
Banft.
CARL KoIiS, Pres. Union Sation'l Bank
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
wANAMAKER's.
the bunting prices. Every
flag with 40 starr: .-..
Muslin flaoa cn aticks.
10 25c. -.
Silk flags. doc to S1.35
Poles, Brackets, and all
the hxlngs.

Chinese Lanterns. 4 to
65c each; 35c to $6.T5 a
dozen; $3.50 to $40 a hum
dred. .-.. F..
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
| Glorious Opportunity

To celebrate the Fourth in
a fine TailoT-Made Suit that
you can take pride In, is
given sou by cur magnificent
offer Of your choice OF a thou
fand suits for $500. Make
this your source of supply
and you'll find it prove a
fountain OF profit to you.