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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

A grand musical and literary entertain.
ment viii be given by two Sunday school
casses OF AsUury Church IN the Lang
hui ding. corner of Fifth and Ere Gch
streets. on thursday evening. February
2lst, 1913 at 5 O'clock. This entertain.
nent promises To be a grand affair. con-
sistlug OF Dialogues. I, .taLlon5 read n KS
and singing. RsiIe -hlnsHts nre also in
Guided. The tickets ara placed at tho
very moderate pnca of Is CENTS. Snicb Ii
within tho reach Of alt. Everybody who
can possibly do so should attend ana
hoip to nuke tbs entertainment "a grand
suceesS Gon't forrest the iats February
81. Icaets can bs secured from l.. W.
Mcgowan, IlIJs Market streit,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Tho Standard hallway OF America
thUThCTED THROUGHOUT BY Tna
Intoxicating switch ana Block signal sys.
tenn.

Tho Standard hallway OF America
IturhcrEp TuuouaHuur ny rua
Intcrlocking switch ana Block signal SJs.
Iem.
PHILADELPHIA uIIutN,,roS Al
baLtIhtU4tE KAiLiIuaD.
~ EFFECT NOV. 1850, 1897.
Irntnr wtii icnys " i!a'IngI0n rs ioliawSt
for fhilHdclphla (eNprcsA. Isl. 2.5i. AZ
49, az. 10, $50 5.j5 y H. 100 10 10, 10 4
ii ~. IA 81. ll.al 4. NJ, $3.50 In sos, bOL
5.lu o.p', 5U7. 10 Hndu.I2 y. ~.
Accommodation, 600, 100 5.1i. l0iS H. nl..
lA = 4. / 3d. Ola 80 and ll81p. IA.
For Chester texpressl l.5i 10. $50 "a. IN
ebu e1J. 1919. IL! 10. lI.Jl L. III, In. bUl a.J1
i.U' anu y. OPP. IN.
Account Jdaiinn, 600 LOO 500, 1913 lt15 u.
H., l2.3r. 80 And, b.l5. "a anu 1910 u. IN.
HOr Now York. l.ot, !.3, 3.Sl U,iJ. I.VJ. 500
e.bs -. lOUi. l0.lU, 1914. lL5l ~ M, sl2.3I,
LII, G@5 dO5. 5.U4. 5.lU 900. s.O7 . a. and luj'
y IN.
FOR Boston without change l0.lG 3. IN. and
b.5U y. IN
FOR the south--souihern hallway Express.
b.4lu. IN. sleepors to Augusta. st. Aug Justine
and TAMPA; al ID, M, SleAueia Ia Non
springs Mcmphis and New iJIIeans.
For West Clester via I,alnohIn. 60 Il IN
s.4v y. m.
tUr Newark Center aud intermediate STA
tions.s ~ n. IN. ana G.SSp. IN
baltimore anu Washington 49S SOL alt
Cisnua ii.vua. M r.Ui Ia 3. sI'iS. ~
4,24 :, ~ 800, d ~, U.oa 7.ll, 10 o, IN nud
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
rRInAy. FEBnUanys. 1895.



The Every Evening says the members
of the City Council have allowed their ex.
penditures to exceed their revenues, Just
as II they could control the expenditures.
The truth Is the members Of the City
Council have very little to say about the
amount OF expenditures. The different
commissions control the expenditures. and
Council Is forced to pay the bills contract
ed. Should there not be sufficient funds
to pay the bills the different commissions
created the Democrats must be held &C.
countable for the same. The members of
Council have done well to keep tie essess.
ment at the present rate. ana the property
holders will sustain them in doing 80. We
trust they will adhere TO the old rate the
coming year. and II there should be de.
ficiency legislative provision should be
made to borrow the money required to
pay the bills.
II the commissions think that 1t Is wise
to go ahead with improvements, they
should arrange to allow tho payments to
be shared by the coming generation, as
we'll a. by the present one. We do not
wish TO sec all improvements stop. neither
do We want to see our city bankrupted to
pay bills that can just as we'll be paid ten
years hence. II the improvements made
by our different commissions are neces-
sary the property throughout the city
will be 80 greatly increased in value as to
render an increase OF the present assess
ment rate unnecessary. Let the commls.
sions look well TO their ways anu then
there will be no occasion for structures in
regard to the short sightednsss Of tho
members OF the City Council
CHICAGO has a home saloon" which
sells soft drinks. including an imitation
beer that froths like the real articles and
sets outsoup and sandwiches with five
cent drinks or the practical value of
such experiments In u temperance sense
there Is room for question. for time
when genuine beer is SO easy to get few
men will care to accept an Imitation. The
Wilmington saloons set out hot auI cold
lunch with their famous refreshing and
invigoratlng frothy beer According to
police report drunkenness In our city has
been on the decrease, owing to stringent
police rules placing all drunkards on the
black Hat and then notifying tho saloon
men not to sell them any under penalty.
The plan has thus far worked very sat-
Isfacsory for our police authorities. II
the work house bill goes through our
Legislature. Wimlngtonians Will see few
or drunkards on our streets than ever.
ANY plan that will lesson drunkenness We
will welcome and back with ali the means
In our power. Until our temperance
friends give ne some good substitute for
the present license laws we say leave
well enough alone. Every Legislature
has spasmndic period Of virtue and then
they think they should do something to
let the public see they are In earnest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

For New Castle SAL ll.i6 IL. m. Id. $50
6,la, u.5a, y 81 y, Ill., and 1910 night
Fur iewes. .. IS II. M. AZ, y.
Express for Dover. harrington ana DclmaE,
e.lo. Il.iJts. III, - y. m. .tnd l1.Ol night.
For Harrington and way stations onlw 10
y. IN.
ExpICss Iur tape Charles, OLD Point Com
lori und Norlol@ .IOj a. IN. and ls.Ut night
a Vi TRAiNs.
For New Castle, !: Oh night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort AMI
korlUlk, I-,Ui nISnt.
For MluuIeivwn. Clayton. Dover Wyo-
ming, feiton iinr inELon, lirllgevllle Seas
ioru, Laurel ana DeIlnar. l2.Ul niHnL
q IongresslOnHi Limited Lxpsess trains,
composed entirely OF Pullman NcstiD ne Par.
Ior anu Dlning Gnrs. No extra taIe y her
tn ntIInHu . ~.
NLimitel express trains. composed OF Pull.
man Vestibul, ParlOr Cars EestiDule Passes.
gel Coaohes aud Dining Car. No extra faro
or luFincr Information, pas-cnge are
Referred 10 TIVE ticket agent At the station.
+. NJ. PHEyuSr J. IL WOOD.
General Mauarer. General Passenger at.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

WnaISGToN was visited on Thursday
night by one OF the orst snow storms
that Delaware las been visited with since
the memorable blizzard OF ls3S, All tho
trains on the b. & o. ana Thtladelpha,
Wilmington and Baltimore r, r., md
stre.t ears we're stopped aud business was
at standstill throughout our city. Wa.
ter aud gas pipes were frozen up in plaees
Of business aud private dwellings,, making
work Tor the poor, butindustrlous plumb
ers, something that hls not happened
before In our city for years. HALF Of the
places OF business were run with halt OF
the usual help. the storm keeping them
at home
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

CHESTER. Pa. Feb 6,-Ihe accidental
death Of George WadIe, OF Okeola, who
shot himself two weeks ago. while hand
ling Il gun. ana the drath of John Rivery,
his companion on that occasion, who was
struck by train and iata " injured. ia u
singular coinrldnn y. iiYeley WAS the
only ono present ,Hn Waldle shot hin.
self. Tnls week b. topped oil "A tIa.n and
WIS struck 10y oI y going III tho oppUsite
direction and die at Il neighbors house,
where he was Citt. led.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

EGISTERS ORDER,
IA 1T GlSTEH'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE q, UNITY, DEL,


NEW CASTLE q, UNITY. DEE,
Jan. II. Bl1.
Upon the application of Lebecea Campbell
and Alnos JHmphe |, admin sIrutorI OF David
Chmph II, lalc OF " itmlngton hundred IN
sad county, uec"nsrd. 1t IL urdered aud d..
fected 10y the Register that q Admlnistra-
tor' aforesaid give notice of granting of let.
ters OF administration upon the estate of the
Gee ased, with the ditte OF granting tneieof
ny causing ADVERTISEMENTS 10 be pos ed with
~ LOT uays from tho dnte OF sach lcIIers In
SIN OF ne ost public plHc' oil tho County OF
new ta5lle. requiring all persons having do
hunus ataus the estate o present the Same.
or abide ., an act oil assembly in such ctss
made aud provided; and also cause tue same
10 he lnser ed wtthin the snme period in the
hAiLY hEruB ICAN, a newspaper uub'ished
therein t rec weeks. te. u d.
-, Gwen unucr the hand and Seal of
20 once of The hes lister aforesa d nj
- Wilmington, In New Castle county
aforesaid. tue y and year above written.
- } Vii Rms CUuCH. Register.
NoilCt-nut ce III hereby 81, en- that 10 tors
OF AdnlnlHtrHtion were in uue form OF law
glanted unto the Undersigned, on tho 18th
cay OF january. a. ID. ltgi. and that nil per-
sous having ctatrns n a7nst the estate OF Ihh
utceHStd must present he sane, duly attest.
ca. TO the mid : dm;nstrH orS, on or before
thr nth day of JAM ,rss 1870, or abidr by tiie
a OF Assembly Ia suuh case made and pro-
Ylded. KEBE(CA GAMPHEI
AMOS Campbell.
Address-TalleyYiIc. Del ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
pEGISTER'S ORDER
IL RtJ5ISIEHi5 OFFICE.
new CASTLE COUNTY, nRL.,
a 4

PEGISTER'S ORDER
LIZ REjISIEKS OFFICE.
new CASTLE COUNTY, nRL,
teuIuary 4. 1917
Upon the application OF William II. Taylor.
Ad illustrator 81 j Jhn W. Taylor late OF
hite Clay CreeN hundred. IN said tOun "
decca ed. 10 Is ordered and directed by the
LEICESTER that the AdntnI-ira or arorasail
lstfltion upon the estate ut the deceased,
with tue date OF granting thereof. by caus.
lag advertisements to be posted withi1I forty
days from the dat OF such letters In SIX OF
I'll" most pu lie places OF the county OF New
CAS- 10. relulriny all pei sons having d emanJs
against the estate TO prese I tho same or
Ruide by an act OF Assembly IN such case
made AMI proyi led and ats, cause the sam
10 10 inserted WITHIN The same period IN tao
DAI REPUBLICAN, a newspaper published
in Wilmington, Del ana TO BIO continued
therein three weeAS te. o. d.
- Given under the hand and Seal of
SIS. I Office OF tue ReIister aforesaid ut
- Wilmington in New Castle County
aforesaid. tue day u d year 40 We written
J. WILKINS COOGH, Register.
NUTlCE-N0tiee 10 hereby given that let
tiers OF DIN In strition were due form OF
law pran ed unto the Undersigned, on tho
%th day OF February. A. IL, Iby. and that
all persons having cl Tins against the eslat
OF 'hc deceased must present tho same duly
attestel to the said Administrator on or
before the 4th day of February, 1885, or
abide the Act oil Assembly ia such cas- inade
aad provided.
WILLIAM F. TAYLOR
Administrator.
address, Marshal ton Del. fl. 3w- cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The Wilmington Industrial Improve.
ment Company some twelve months or
more agJ were In serious financial diff.
oulties 1t had no more ready money to
carry on the good work 1t had In haad In
our city. Mr.. j. Edward Addicks was
appealed to, when he subscribed for 100
shares OF the stock and Immediately drew
his chsck for the amount The stocking
factory was organized and work Klyan to
large number of girls. The factory has
been a success and plenty Of work has re .
warded the organizers. Tho sum of 81. 10
lie paid out monthly IN wages to number
OF girls, who probably otherwise would
be out OF employment. This Is only Que
of many projects he is Interested in III our
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

TIME TABLBIN EFFECT Oct. 18th. 1894.
Trains leave Wilmington tFrcnch stree,
Station, Tor ~ & q. junction, MonLchRnin
Nintcrihur. Guyeacourt Granogue. Cossart
thAdds FORD Junction. Pacopson, West Ches-
ter. Eth reus HE. MOrtonyiue. CoatesyIle
and intermediate stations daily except Sun.
day, at '.s5 1t. ni.. 23a. IlO and ~ D. M. sun
day only nj s.ui u. H.. J. IS htd l. U IA IT..
For Wnyne~butg junction. Springfield and
Intermediate stat.una daily except sunday.
e. '.db u. H.. :. 3 and 5.i5 D. IN. Sunday ouly
al sofa. M. l. - and 81 y. IN.
For Joanna, Blrdsboro. Reading and inter-
mediate stations, daily except Sunday. at
93h II. IN. aud = IS D. NJ Sunday only at SOi
u. m. and lob D. IN.
y. u. MLCAuSLAkp. superini endent
BUWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Shloh's ura Is s"id GA u gLarlntee. 1t
cures inclpieut GonsunBtlDn. IL is the
test uugh Cure. UHlp ono cent Il dose.
25ctJ. 5ugts., aud 81 %
sold by y. IL. pturoltn, druggist Second
and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

George A. Wilmington has been elected
preslGent, JOhn H. Whartom secretary,
Lewis SehaMnEpr corresponding secre.
tary end AaniOse HAYES treasurer OF the
delaware Agricultural society. 1t was
deGidei to give tho lalr at Dover aS usual
nnXI tlll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Some persons appear to thiuk that any
man who may thwsrt their purposes is a
terribly bad fellow No matter how
much he may contribute to stimulate i'm
provements or to relieve the suferuGs of
the destitute. II he disturbs the plans OF a
single citizen he deserves execration and
Punishment. That policy is too narrow,
too selfish, too child,llke. We want
greater number of entetprlsing citizens
In our State, and all who c1ms should be
welcome to aspire to any lawful position
or contribute to the general welfare. No
man or set Of men can have any claim on
the offices that will dehar the aspirations
OF Others. and the exh billion of hatred or
spleen towards rivals Is as unbecomIng as
1t lie uugentlemanly. A manly man as
well as an honest one. deserves applause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The announcement that Senator Pyle
and Representative Mustard voted for
the Hon. Thomas f. B,ylrd for Senator
on Thursday produced suen great APP
plnuse that Speaker Watson fet lmpelled
to rap to preserve order show how easily
some persons are pleasod Had there
been a possibility OF eecling Mr.. Bayald
Senator or even II ths whole nlmbdr of
Democrats had voted for him. tho lnci.
dent would have been worth applaudlng,
but to applaud the casting Of two votes
10 too much like hen cackllng over a
single egg. 1t Ia veritiratiOn OF the old
AdaRe, however, that some Iuen mrs little
better than grown up children, who arc
pleased with rattle aud lickled with a
straW N. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

: The Handwriting on the Wall" Opera
House. Fell Sth ard ON. '.Beishazzar" by
the Nest nj Choral Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The Diamond Match Company made its
annua RET ort for the year 1894 It's net
sarnin "a were equal to Is per cent. on
the stock 1t wac decided to issus 2.UuO,.
OJJ st ock at par and also TO declare u, 600.
900, oash dividend, tho proceeds to he
applicable TO payment for tue new stock
Our citizens can sec what soft snap Mr.
William swift has In the match monopoly.
for that 10 what the hammond state
90 m pany Ia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
Fon pure milk and crsam, 20 to l02 Wet
~ sfrest. delivered In tars and cans 70 all
parts OF the CITY. EMrI. KEAuss.
@: B.: = !: .. .:
N1eS5ssks.ssssssssSS Schedule In effect
%SHlNesN Nov. Is. 1894
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AvENUii
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch Ligh'
sExpress trains.
New York week i d AZ i \. y, = . m Nv
New York. SundayS . w. 2 II, III W a. M
al. IS Us. z a, I'll p. in. cn..,
ns, trss,s,S WEEK days 'sO5 8 bb. ea5. Y
y "a IS u ~ % n 10 10 40 10 III IS a. %
~ y. 10. 'slV 8 20. A6s IS $50 T3h 81
isundeys. .soa III esa. 75s 900. III a
II ~ a. NJ. -, q 40 3 b. 45s '5A Gao T3.t
Phiiade,phia trwUinh and Market Sta.
week days. % OK q H. . d 10 tOa. in- ~
sunday 4 Y" .sOs, Tl5 rlaoa m. 80. ~
c}iirssfER. week day. 1908 bb,. '1l7. ~
III. 3 3 y a. g. . s.. 20. y. SIS 10
y CHESTER snndaya .ao,, T17. eS. IS,
III &C, Il.41n IL. M. - :. ~ 81 AS. 's35, o.
Atlantic CITY. week days SO II. .Isa. 20
am sundaS wr !. 4; I n 3 q b. '''p' IN.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. al.
~ Is ~ H. M, '1s 10. '2oa. 3US AT. y 1885
sundays, = l5.7i7. 9 AZ a. M. 1919. '2li
baltimore and Way stations III a, IN. 81
iHew.rE, bel.als. SARA M. .ials,soi.
a.. 'Gl4. 70, IS 10 'Hbs, II lOp. N. sunda.
40. u. - i Il M, IL 10 Ui.'i 81. IS. 81
'bba IL 10 y. IN.
pit,slurM 81 a m, 49, p. IA; daily
Cnieago, . a a. IN, 8 81 p. M, dnily.
.sG,ncinnn,i ard u. Louis. IL ibp m. an
% bs p. III. daily.
New orleans via Brislol auI Uhattanoo4a
S,Yp, M. daily. Through sleeper to Ne'
Orleans
siDperly accommodation, sl7 q. M, 80,
S5 aud II ~ p. n..dajly.
Landenborg accommodation. week days
fli, "a. IN, 225 and ~ p. M Sunday
$50 a. m. AZ D. IN.
1ruins leave Market street station foI
New York, woek days, = 30 a. IN.
For Philadelphia. week days . 20. 10
- 10, III 80 u. me- : SIS IS D. n. sundays, IL,
a. M. ! VI. IS. Al p. III.
For Pttsburg aud Chicago, week days . .
FOR Baltimore. week. days. o., $50 a. M.
Az % 4Up. ~. Sunday 255 p IN.
For IAndcnrorK and Way stations Wees
GAYS, 20, 3 - II. IN. ~, . 4op IN. Sundays
s2b u. NJ. ~ y. ~.
leave Philadelphia rfwenty fourth an
thcHtn az streets tor Mining ton, week day
- u, Ull, -. Is H. 10 III ~ u, u II noon, q
Il IS, 200, 3 10. q W. 80 '50S % II. b5o. bJJ
z y, 'S2,6.YJ III ~ aud ii 81 D. IN.
sunday, -JT. 6l5. - IA. 3JiO, III ~ y. M !
noon. 'l3l ". Sij. '4OJ. = 81. $50. y 49, '5sl.
~ 10 and II ID y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia (TwcIfth aud NIarke
strreIsl, week days 'jal zoo, III 20 a. III.
- 49, -, y. IN. sundays. ~ = %. liz
a. M, % A. q q p. IN.
Telephone, No. 49,
Rates to Western points lower than via any
G %. SCULI. General Passenger Agent
X. II. CAMPbi1LL- ueneral Mauaser.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Clay worsteIs. long cutawnvs TO order
$50. Person. the tailor gil Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
A DEMONSTRATORS Sale

Will he sold at public sale at:the late residence
IT II trrS /. Wood. ON the beuvcuur thrn,
Oh the Lancaster ptAe. 2 miles from city OF
WilmlugIUt. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1895.
At 10 o'cIoeS II. m. share.
head OF good worA or drivlnp hors $. one of
Eeuycnnc Is Il sUrret IL uund- hgi yciIs
Old tull pelgre turnishui On Il IS of sale.
One uHre IN fOti by the Above = colts f. ard
3SGars u. sired by Bcnveune.
head OF mtlth COWS Jersey stock; some
iEllNtna, otners Spri aging. hrifers year
nag Oul; 4 sowS. win p $. g-pl stock; Is
putr Ut Plymouth rock hickt'HS
Gcrina town wagon. ! surrey. | buggy, !
milk wagon. I rui wagon, lUTsr ca I, sprluK
linz machine rlowE htrr0w VS. roll r NOV.
ing mach ne, 4 Al er turNS RACES aud II -,
hay cutter d hprs, D iw"r. harness, dOub
single carnage Huruess wagon. cart.
and plOw harness slti h. slcIpn ID, lis and
wood III the wood Is, corn by Dushe corn
10 lder by the bundle. wheat L. tue ground.
Housohola Goods suites OF be roo tuI-
mture suite al pall furniture, Brns els
and Ingram carpets pia o. CLalr~, an
iron, shovel and tangs Que large hu oh .oase
with valuhb q collection 0 hook {, rs good
rs new, Also cook ST. We tiXtuI e. anu ktCntu
Ii eusll.. Also the milk route I, rrIher with
the cans iars, serving cans eame ,ttc,
reserve.
Terms of ssle-AlI SUNS OF eco dolls RS and
iess cash; on all sums over that amount. IA
cree It OF months will be given by the ur-
chaser wing hankabIe n Ie with an Ap.
proved epdorser. interest auded
Ali y Smith.
AdmA pistrator of Harrg l. Wood, d, @.
L. W. shdham & Son. Aucts. f.-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The Philsdelphia Record says: The
Delaware Legislature LIS wofuIly lacking
In l0oksmIths.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The Levy Court OF SUSSEX county is
composed Of six Republicans aud seven
Democrats and as Que Of the Democrats
lie confined to his home with sickness.
there Ia q tie and the court lie unable to
elect tux collectors. Unless the absent
member shall soon recover there Will
be rather an embarrassing position, nearly
at Dover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
MUST GO AT COST

Bargains in Dress Goods from
this day on. .....
We will close all our soc wool
Serges and Henriettas at the low
est price ever reached by any one,
34c in Black and Colored Goods.
These are the standard heavy
weights IS III. wide, and not the
medium and light weight wool
goods, such as are being put on
the market at IS and 20c, All our
7sc goods we will cut at the low
price sac the yard. IA yards
wide and the best goods ever sold
at 75c, both i'll Black and Colored
shades.
Also lot oil novelty dress goods
and plaids, all wool, which we will
cut in price just one hall Not
many OF them left. All our Silks,
great many short lengths, which
we will close out very cheap.
Call and select them early, as
the choice are being selected daily,
not 90 days yet, until the time Tor
us to get out.
Only until the 18TH of March
The herald., 1895-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I EWIo d ANDERSON,
$40 S. Main st.

Don't monkey with the buzz saw. No, no.
You know the consequence. The fellows who
thought to do up ! ewis II Anderson got badly
LETT. Our buzz saw prices" were too much for
them. They could no stand such cutting of
prices But we are sti here NJ the old stand
3l2 ;. Main sreet, and rushing out goods as
lively as ever; fact is we WILL SELL goods at
some prize or other We've got too many goods
piled up and they MUST 60. Bring US your
cash and get new silk bed lounge for $40 re
duced from SIS; ora fine walnut secretary and
bookcase for SO, reduced from 500 walnut
sideboa d for $40, reduced from $12 SO; new
solid oak extension tables for 50; others for
~. 90; and still others for $3.50; new oak
parlor eNten nsion tables for So; large size
kitchen safes for So 80; best made com bination
Kitchen tables for 80; handsome silk sofa,
cost $40 only short time ago, we'll sell 1t for
$l5; best new oak drop-leaf table for S3
others for 50. 25 oak wardrobes for $40:
CHI aper ones for 81. SO; antique chiffoniers for
$3.50; alarm money drawers for 81; new
spring roller shades for 25c; best ones for 40c;
new high back dining chairs for s5c the best
oak high back chair in Los Angeles for 81
$50; best cable spring folding beds for T6
mantel beds for So; new linen warp mating,
l2hc, I5c and zoe; new rubber hose &C. best
grade for Sc; pair good crHtches for 81. 25
guitar for So, violin and bow for 80; good
parlor organ, neally new, for $40 ii rst class
bicycle for $40; good gasoline stoves for 81
New Process gasoline stove, most new, Tor $10
cook stoves, 50, S6 and 81: parlor set for $50;
fiat tor desks for SO; ladies' desks for 50, 50
foldirg tables for S1.25; good hanging lamps,
Sl.5O and 50; counter scales, $l.25; colnier
platform scales for $3.50: new baby buggies
fer 50. fine new, polished oak, cobler rockers
for -; you don't want to forget our solid oak,
high back chair for 81. The other fellows may
blow all they please about chairs, but there is
nothing in this city, and never has been. as
good chairs offered Tor 81. Look around and
get prices first, then come and see how much
better you can do trading with us. Yes, we
Will give you good goods for what others
cnarge tor poorer goods; be sure you find
LEWIS Il ANDERSON, 3l2 South Main st:
SO Ii
The herald., 1895-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ]. Won SERKEY
N has removed his machine and die works
from 2l6 5. Los Angeles street to 234 and 236
4. Second street, and having purchased the
qualified 10 fill all orders for dies, models.
accurate machine work, etc, promptly and
below eastern prices. He claims, and we the
undersigned, a few of his customers, can tes-
tfy that he is first-class and successful die
maker and has his dies in operation subject to
inspection. +. E. BROWNE,
3l4 S. spring St
A. C. HARPER.
8 CAL. FISH co.
The herald., 1895-06-09

HARRY, DID YOU SEE THE NoBBY PAIR
i i OF pants that bought for So. SO at the MIS-
FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W. Second
St, between Spring and Broadway. If
The herald., 1895-06-09

rJ,HE SAFE DEPOSIT BONES OF THE STATE
i Loan and Trust company are inclosed in
a dre-proof and burglar-proof vault with time
aleoves attached for the private examination
of valua bles. with writing materials; young
lady in attendance