The old style ejector is what your rifle is made for. That is the one that uses the screw to hold it in the frame.
Wisners doesn't make those (anymore).
The Marlin 92 .22 and 32 caliber rifles used that style as well.
The New Style ejectors replaced those and didn't use a screw to hold them in place. The bolt simply held the ejector in place.
The ejector was an assembly of the ejector arm and a flat spring staked to tha back side of it.
The rear end of the assembly is round in shape.
That round portion was made to fit into the Old Style ejector frames and be used as a replacement.
So,,if you have a 1889 rifle that takes the Old Style ejector (like the one you are looking at) and has a broken old stle ejector that is a dinosaur to find,,you can replace the ejector with a New Style ejector made for the 1889 Rifle.
The round portion of the New Style assembly will likely need a little fitting so it drops down into what is the old screw head countersink in the frame.
Also the point of the ejector itself may need some trimming back for an 1889 rifle. Simple to do. The steel is easily filed to length. The ejector is made to fit the 1893 as well and for that rifle the point is a little longer,,so the trimming is usually necessary for fitting to an 1889.
Marlin made a New Style ejector for those Model 1892 cal 22 and 32 rifles as well. and in the instructions for fitting told the owners to fill the un-used screw hole by turning in the old screw till the head broke off. That left the threaded portion in the hole and from the outside the end of the threaded stem filled the hole nicely.
You can do the same of just leave the tiny hole empty.
Wisners replacement New Style ejector for the 1889/1893, it is the second one on the list
Marlin Lever-Action CF | Wisner's Inc