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Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

THE TRl STEES OF the Poor yester
day appointed n committee TO provide
for the selling Of the Old Aims Houst
property by having it surveyed and dl'
vided into suitable lots to be sold TO The
best advantage This is the most beau,
1itul and elevated section Of the city,
overlooking the western part and pre-.
senting a splendid view Of the river
Delaware Tor miles aud the country
for several miles around New Castle
and of in the direction of Christiana
and Newark. Some tour years ago an
attempt was made to sell off some
building lots belonging to this property
but the prices obtained were SO smal !
compared TO prices paid for other prop
erty that the sale was stopped, No
body wanted to live in close proximity
to the Aims House, but now That the
old buildings are to be razei to the
ground there will be rush for the
property and the ugly gap will soon be
filled up with beautiful first class resi-
dences.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Killed His Afianced ana Then
Himself.

BIDDEFoRD, Maine, December o.
Leon Moore, Of this place, employed as
a clerk in a store in Boston, came here
a few days ago to spend Christmas.
This afternoon at about 3 o'clock he
called upon his atlianced, Miss Belle
Cushman, an estimable young lady and
teacher in public school, Shortly
after his arrival the other occupants Of
the house were startled by tie reports
ot pistol from the room in which the
young couple We're, aud, upon entering
the apartment they tOlnl Miss Cush-
man dead and Moore just alive. Miss
tu>hnan had apparently been Shot
whllc seated i'll chair near the window
the ball having entered her head last
back OF the ear Moore was lying near
the middle OF the room, with bullet
hole under his eye. He expired in a
tew inmates after the occupants Of the
house had reached The room Ii is sun,
posed thai, aCtuated by jealousy, he
killed Miss Cushman and then Shot
himself.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

AT THE LATE election in New York
though the Republicans carried the
State ticket b. good majority, the
Democrats elected a majority OF the
Lepisiature-two in the Senate anu
five in the House The leaders OF the
Tilden Democracy, overjoyed with
success Immediately went to work 10
parcel out the official pap to Tllden
henchmen. The Legislature is to meet
next Monday aud the Democrats hna
that instead of harmony and rich
offices in store there is discord anu a
possibility of losing the Offices. Inns
was all caused by little kick from he
toe of John kelly's boot. 1t Wa! be
remem bered that Kelly and IamlhapF
were kicked ont of the State Convex
tion last September, and the New IorS
County Democratic delegates were adj
luitted. Kelly went home, reorganiHed
Tammnay rut u tuil ticket in the he'd
and elected nearly the whole OF H.
Several Tammany Senators and fep-
resentatives went in on Hood tide
and more than made up for the small
Democratic majority in the LegiNia-
ture Kelly now comes to the trent and
demanus for bis organization the lion
share Of the offices, ana tn" fan racog.
milton of Tdmmauy, as the regular
New York organizati3n rt the Demo
cratic party. this is MOI granted. the
Tildenites are given to understand that
between them and the Republicans, the
preference of the Tammanr mrmbers is
in favor of the latter. As may well he
the Tiiden Democracy is III a
s. 4dly drmoralized condition and has
the privilege Of either giving the offices
it had parcaled out for its own, to the
Tammany Democrats, or permitting
the Repuhlicansto rule.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
chi ES
sISts'bt.r'~ tJkDfk,,
d EHlSIEh ; LRDLF
IL nEGlsl 4k'a r?F'Y,
NEW CASTLE tCrSrY. lta, !. la3j ,

y EHlSlEh ; CnDGf
IL nEGlsl 4ka r?FnF,
NEW CASTLE County. ls' :. 1881, /
Upon tho application # Sra s., +. Beraa1
dou, Administrator OF 'ie0rgp v He-naljul
late 0! iran'ywloe hlnirct. ID
said county deceased. It IS ,rleTei aud
directed ty The Register MA, the at !,
minstrator aforesaid give Rj~cs 0. grant,
ing Of letters Of AdMtnlstrat.10 upon I'd
estate OF the deceased. with the date
grantiug thereof, BY causing ai94-ise1.,s
To be- posted wthIs forty days i.On the !s'a
Of such letters in six Of the most pu5ia
places Vi the county Of New ta.t.9, requiring
all persons having demands asd.N't The ~.
late to prc'cnt the same, or ap.!e by a1 ha
If Assembly in such case made Al / provided;
and also cause the sane 10 be lasr-,sd within
The same period III the DAILY kE:vBL.tAs, q
newspaper published IN Wilmiaxt1n, and VI
10 continued therein three weets, .e1d.l
Giveu under the EsI and sea-
,L.s. Of Oitite Of the Register oFesaid ~
t~~'N v itwtngtOn, in New CAt,!e county,
aforesaid, ,he day and year aooys written.
SC BlGis iegisie.
NoTlCH. ALI persons having 's.n' aga lH
the estate Of the deceased mus .Jte6eat !he
same duly attested to the Adm,lIrat5f On|
or before naeember !, 1872, or able he Act Of
Assembly IN such case made anl Gf9y,aed
FRANCES f. BERNADUo,
Admb'tfa,oT,
orSsmue, A. NJ ,ral,l.tef
hIsattorney, EiIwlaknl, lel
Address: No. 2O7 Nalnu: PiA!e' raI''
delphia, Pa. Il
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
NEW
S.OcOmOlfyeH.

FIVe Hund' "o"vo
built in th, ed locomotives have been
tahlishn three Paterson On. J.) es-
W rth' ants during the present year,
rang Ipward of So, 900 600. The price
to s from $4,000 to $l4 900, according
. ,ize and character This is the larg-
st number ever turned out In Pater-
son in any one year. The business has
been conducted almost entirely on a
sash basis. The prices obtained have
been very much lower than in former
years and the profits rorrespondingly
less, but the losses have also beer much
, bs!ow the average in consequence of the
cash policy pursued. From present ap-
: pearances fully 600 locomotives will be
completed in the same city next year,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

SENATOR DAVIS or West Virginia
the great Treasury investigator decline,
a reelection for " hich his fellow Sena
tors SHOULD be most profoundly CRATE
full. Ex-senator Hereto.d, Minister
Charles j. Faulkner, Ex-Governor
Henry NJ. Matthews aud Representa-
tive John b. Hogue are all candidates
for the senatorial toga, while a number
of dark horses are kept constantly il
che rear.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
PROCLANAq0I
OF FASTING FOR fbhi'i"1
A%D NEW YEAR.

According to the Am'rctn ta.''I, Iiy,g ,m
Eating, dr.. .nxing, going to the F'' ro, S.,1 ~,
in Il. .arfi4u, making pt"Sei''' A., :O'atb.
hereby invited to as enhcY pI''H. ~. ~ ~, snrs,
or dai Y, soon as c0nvtntent-4'. Al" ~ ''''
at the .,, cr,r
;REAT BOSTON NlNETi'N1Nh 'A'''
Variety SIukh Il,
N re to select 7"lat sen thg'2l ''"! ,,Sr. zen
for preseuts lor your brother, t.a .s, 's,, g.ys,
aunt uncleS, parent a1i ~" "" n. rbl
grand IArenls, and children sp''t. "',,. ynne-s
dren, eyenu to The l@' GAl ~, 'T.' ,vo me-
ton. The rge tand hng' ', VI, ,I$, = + wi.
tul articl 6 ever oil rcd Jt"' - F'''
"i"f.%n y Is ron 70 yee ra.e. ,,.s. 2& AL, s
ltahet and hu ldlrg books Ner .,. =, .tncsiag
and bO.rI lameS 70 cid ana ,o" y r~i lles
SETS, ulne uin,. tables, be '.lt''n ,nro,cme1t!
drums, ana man. o'her uss'" ,,.rr,.cgr.fo,
for chill Al hu'drel ,,r.ces OF
adultst O namarou to menl HN' and i,os
reduced re-, Ion On many ia" ~ "'''''''. 81, NAREESF
docst..t @iL .INGTJA' pL'''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

IHE DEMOCRATS are very ne-yous
about the Southern contested elaciion
cases before Congress. They are afraid
that many OF the Dem ocratic andidatcs
who have gained possession of seats
by fraud, will be turned out, thus re.
ducing the Democratic strength and
increasing he Democratic demoraliz,-
hon already alarmingly prevalent in
the South. They; know that the bus;.
ness OF stealing Offices in tie Sou.h.
becoming very unpopular there,
that if it, becomes evident tba, ant
they are stolen they cannot 'afte
VIII nobody cares to stay an 20 helf
the business. This is badf longer !
Ocracy, of the d an
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
.hRISrM AS GkOcEhl l''''

~ We have Just received oH' I'a. V~ Ve~rrants
stock OF groceries such as ral''"'l' a, hates, rss
citron, lemon peel, orange ptSn p,p" as S j 4ta
jeiies Of all kinds ar. dee1 il, 'YsY syp pes::ns', =,
20 per qaart; h. acNsoos q uns.'SI h' The ,o
n home made mucc meat, i.sr sS %, .aSce, ~ ls
make apple butter 70 rtpiv, 3 as, Dss Dss
Ee" Tfc", Is: sh,. Treach pra%rsss' ~ y n,r:ss
curran s. IS Laaaayra coteo' ,so ~ ~ extra. w
tine, 90 ;syrup, 10 cents quar- ir,ns, % ~
golden syru:, Is; Ca'ltorl,I, rn pwis wi LamOoI.,,
sag and scIapple, IN &c py "i ma sole tgenSa
OF Chester county. We eaaV',s,nysr, aV for W.
fnr Fl cabbage n this city. Relacp VIZ, "a, Family
sss1 ss, mt "i s 30 ss4 T; .ad ssa.5 &
,ao, ,orey a., 80 take no risk II, ao,'r extra
Hnnr @ b rs. ,.Co bag &c. n'j' 4 NadlsOn
Gail at FDKD'S Sore, fron'
uovln ------~~]
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

GOVERN ORS ARE no more exempt
from absent minGedness than Other
and more common people. Here is Gov.
erner Hamilton of Maryland appointing
two justices of the peace for one office.
One qualified about month ago and
the other was appointed about a week
ago.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
NPEClAL NOTICE.

Having purchased the stock an; fixtures
Of the store No. West hlSd street, have
opensd now department 10 ny store I Yea
and Cufsss, which will sell cheap for cash.
No glassware given s. presents, but goods
sold on their merits more than tbe price Of
tho pi csent given In the quality the goods,
II teas re1u ,od to socts. and so on according
50 the quality. Ais, a fan line of stanle
grooerles, cheap No misreprcsentiu2 goods
TO make sales can and see tor yourself at
the down town Tea and Grocery Sto Q, =. L
cor. ofFif(h and ,'opiar SITS
..auec23-st 4. Il. PATTON. Fror rletor.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
avDTlCE. E.--NORTHERN nISHR lCI,
n ElIN OF MILM NNrNN.

All persons having disposed Of real estate
nv sale or otherwise, viii please notify the
undersigned of the same, that he may prop
srly transfer the same on the county asses
ment. and all persons who are not already as
sessai can have their names added hy ca'l'
ins at his residence. No. so2 French street
any evening saturday ox xtepted, between
the hours of , ana p. ~, until further notice.
THOMAS W SANlLLE,
County Assessor Northern District,
now Wilmington. llel
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

RUMORS SAY that the Guiteau jury
stands eleven for conviction and the
twelfth thinks he il as crazy as q
"March Hare
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
W0TIOu.
TO WATER RENTERS.
WATRR DEPARTMENT,
:. W. Cor. Sixth and King sis., 7
NQilminutnn Dal Dac lat lShl. \

Wilmington, Del. Dec. lst, 1881.
The bills for 1882 are now,,ready and paya
BILE at the Regi trar sotice, southwest corner
of Sixth and King streets. The law requires
all bills psid on or before January 81, 1887
the face OF the bill those paid during the
month of February, B per cent. additlonai
these raid during the month OF March 10 per
cent, additional, and ny amount remaining
unpaid after April )st. 1882. the registrar is
required to have the ferrules withdrawn and
suit instituted for the recovery OF the amount
due, and the water will not be ct into such
promises until such arrears, with assessm ents
and two dollars for drawing ferrules are
paid Office hours from a, III. to b y. H.,
daily IHOMaS M. o''Lh.
derl-2m Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Vtl'l ZOE.

y
The annual meet.a- oi the Farmers As
of New castle County for pr tect on
again lrespassing nj petty ihiev'nI, will
he held in III" 2nd story OF Telegraph Build.
ing. Third and Market street wilmington,
Del on Saturday. January :, 1852. at u A.
NJ. GEO. IA. BROWN. SeC'y.
dec2sS30 ian3A6d -dec29A lauyw
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
ENLECrlON-NDTICE.
IIpcT NATION RANK

WILMINGTON URL.. Dec, Nh, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that The annual
meeting OF the stockholders oi this sank VIII
be held at the banking hose, ON tuesday
the 10Th day Of January lss4. between the
hours of2 and ! O'Clock p, m, 10Y the purpose
OF elecling nine stockholders 10 serve rs d.
rectOrS the ensuing year.
aED. u. ARMSTRONG. cnshter
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
NTOTICt. - ELECTION. -- NAriuA a..
~ BANK OF WlLMl NGTDn AND
re- a NnN WINE
NILMINaros, Del, Dec. u, 1851.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. u, 1851.
The annual meeting Of stockholders Will
bb held at the Banking House on Tuesday,
January 10Th, lsS4, between the hoUrs OF
ana O'Clock =. MIR the purpose of elecing
nine Directors to serve the ensuing year.
dccl1-f ~ " -Sl'' ttNN '''1N'-"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
NOTICE,

Nor''E'
UNION NATloSAL BANK op WlLAIsaToS,
december lth, 1881.
The nnnrsl election ilr nine Directors, will
be neld at the banking house, on ~ EsDAl
the 10Th day of lanua'y, lss!, between The
hours OF : and o'clock in the afternoon.
Cesstf JOAN PEOPLES, Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
.OTlCI.
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

RENTrs OILECrED DPRONPTLN AMI
MONTHLY SErVLEM ENT WITH OWN
ERS REFERENCE AT DfFlCE. SAM
UEL GULBERr, 500 SHlPLEY STREET
deel2.l9t
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san Francisco Quotations.
TBY MAIL AND TEIyNGRApHl

BH MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
WHEAT--Best 81 421l per GENITAL !:
good shipping 81 3j6l 81.
0ATs-S1 55@l 30 y ctl.
WoOL-OregOn, Valley 27@30 cts. y
d. Eastern Oregon, 25C03O.
HIDEs-lleavy salted l0c: light, do
&c; salted calf, 91<@l0.
FAMILY PROVIsIoNs-l5acOn, I3j<(dl4
cts; clear Oregon sides, 13a135Zc; hams.
121SCdl3 cts.
BARLEY-Coast feed 9O@92 cts; Brew
ing Sl@l - u ctl.
EGGs-CalifOrnia, 31@47c 2 dOz; Ore
g0n, 35G40c q dOZ.
FLoUR-OregOn extra. 81 S75$: Super
fine. So SI1I@4 12}z; Walla-walla extra,
81 BIZ.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Extra fancy
Butter, 80 cts, q b; Fresh roll, good
to choice, 45@471z cts; Picked. 40 cts.
SEBASTIAN, 2ll@2ssc 2 II; Canary,
3@SH G; Alfalfa, 14@15c; Timothy, Sd
lie y h.
BAGs-There is a good business in a
jobblng way at SSl@914c for standard
grain.
FRUITs-Dried apples, 51<@G cts. q Ii
for qrs.: 51z@6 for sliced; Pears, 8Cdlec
PlumS sac, pitted 13d15; Peaches, IId
I3c; peeled, l7@2O.
SUGAR-Refnery, terms net cash
Cube, barrels, 134e; Crashed, 13Ilc ;
Extra Powdered, bbls.. I31<e; Fine
Crushed, b0ls., 13l<c; Dry Granulated,
bbls., 13c; Extra Granulated, bbls. I25Sc
Golden c. bbls., 115<c; ID, bbls. or S. /.
kegs, lie; Extra Z, bbls. lI5<c; Half
bbls &c more, and bxs. 5<c mOre-fOr
all kinds.
SALMoN.-COlumbia river fish are
quOtable at 81 y71Td1 80 p doZ. 1-fb
tins, on the spot; on the river, for for
ward delivery, 81 225<@1 % 2 doZ; Sac
ramento river fish, 81 15@1 % q doZ,
l-1b tins. Barrels are quOtable at s. 20:
half barrels, 81 00d4 80.
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Astoria Markets.

FLOUR.--Superfne 81 %: Extra 81 as ;
Corn Meal y cwt. 50 90; Buckwheat q cwt
s6 90.
BUTTER-Choice roll. GO cts. 4 10
CHEEsE--Clatsop dairy IGc.
EGCs.-30 cts 4 doE. Chickens, 81 on.
FRESH MEArs.-ChOice cuts. Lamb. IOc;
Beef SSl0: Pork 10; Mutton sale. By the
carcase SC.
MEATs.-Breakfast bacon l3K9l5 per n;
sides l31lSl41le; hams IS1l9I7c; shoulders
l0dl2c smoked beef l5al6slc; cOrned beef
slO9l2 p bbl.; corned pork IOc = N.
BEANs.-Sd4 cts.
LARD.-In tins and caddies lJ9l7e u n.
HONEY.-In frames Zoe in glass soc.
DRIED FRUITS. ackberries 25c: Prunes
l21z9l6e.
MILL FEED.-Bran sIGGsIS q ton A: chop
feed s2lG25; ShOIts S2Oq22; Hay s2O6S22
T. ton.
0ATs.-According 10 quality. prices range
from 81 90 per cwt.
NEGE-AELEs.--POtatOes IA CT. p n;
Onions Sc n n.
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MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.

Printing in black,
Printing in white.
Printing in colors,
OF fsomb-e or bright.
Printing for merchants,
And land-agents, too;
Printing for any
Who've printing TO do;
Printing for bankers,
Clerks, auctioneers,
Printing for druggists,
For dealers in wares.
Printing for drapers
For grocers, for all,
Who will send i'm their Jobs
Or give us a call.
Printing of pamphlets,
Or bigger books, too;
In fact there are few things
But what we can do.
Printing of labels.
All colors We use, sirs,
Especially fit for
Our salmon producers.
Printing by hand,
Printing by steam,
Printing from type,
Or from blocks-by the ream
Printing of placards,
Printing of bills,
Printing Of car-notes
For stores or for mills;
Printing Of forms
All sorts you can get
Legal, commercial,
Or houses TO let.
Printing done quickly,
Bold, stylish or neat.
At the AsTORIAN OFFICE,
On Cass and Fourth street.
ASTORIAN BUILDING. CASS STREET
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r.Fs-No man shonld den-ire his NJ,

ES~No man should deprive his wife
and family of a good local paper.
They do not get out from home TO learn
the news as does the husband and father.
and the paper serves to relieve the other
wise lonely house OF his absence. 1t IS
the worst possible encOnOny to deprive
ihe family Of a pleasure so easily and
cheaply procured. And yet there are
Those who say that they are too poor TO
take a paper; but they are mott poor to
spend twenty times the price of paper
eNerv day for whisky and tobacco.
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E2s~ IL am dong a good enough
business without advertising" No doubt
you are doing well enough for your pres
ent needs, but do you forget the panicS,
the exciting elections, the times of war
or pestilence, or any Of those many
causes which create dull terms of busi-
ness? These must be calculated for and
discounted il you would bridge them
over. One must make more than he
needs, to make a fortune, and advertis-
ing is a powerful auxiliary in money
making
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ARRIVALS FROM SEA.

Oregon s. 2s35 tons. Pohlman. S T July p
Shubrick. Lighthouse str. Kverson. cruise.
July 10
North Bend bkt $50 tons MerrJman. S Y July u
Taunton. br sh. 6ss tons. Harney. fm HongkOng.
July o
Glenperis. br bk. 1895 tons. Cape of Good-hoDe.
July :
Kate L Davenport. sh I2ss tons. MAllett \
June %
sidlaw Br bk 4ss tons McGlashan Middleborough
June %
Empire, ship. 1872 tons. Ieckie. n Y. June p
Emily Stephens. sch. Forbes. June .
Alden Besse. Am bk. Si2 tons. NOyes. Hongkong
may p
Coloma. An bk s53 tons. Moves. HongkOng May -
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ES~Some men can see things only
retrOspectively. Instead of looking for
ward 10 what they might do they only
look back TO what they might have done.
They learn from experience, after it has
become a little late i'm the day. Such
men are the nOn-advertiSers. "BOOk-
farmers" We're once despised by the self
called practical" farmers, but when the
latter saw the formers crops. they
changed their minds.
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KendalrS SPAWN Cure

Is SliTe iii ats effects. mild n Us action rs IL
does NOT blister. aIi yet il Is penetrating
and powerful 10 reach any deep seated pain
or 10 remove any bOny growth or any other
enlargement. if used for several days, such
as spayiuS, spliniS. cuTisS. Gallons, SpTainS
SwellingS. any lameneSS and all enlaTgementS
Of the Joints or limbs. or rheumatism IN man
and for any purpose for which Il hniment Is
used for man or beast. lt Is now known 10
be the hest liniment for man ever used, act
ing mild and Yet certain i'm its effects. lt IS
used full strength with perfect safety 1T all
seasons 81 the year.
Send address for Illustrated circular. which
we think gives positive proof of its virtues.
No remedy las ever met with such unquali-
fed success. iO our knowledge, for beast rs
well aS man.
Price 81 per bottle. CT six bottles for S5
ALL DRUGGISTS have IL or can get IL for
you. or il will be sent To any address On Te-
ceipt of price by the prOprietOrS.
DIR. r. j. KENDALL & CO.
EuuSbur9h Falls NprmOut
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sE-It you will send us FIVE subScrib
ers for one year with $40 90 advance
payment, at the rate of 81 90 for each
name, wewill send one copy of THE AS
ToRIAS free, to any address you may
give, and we will send an additional
copy for each additional five names that
you may send to us, with the cash in o.
vance of course, for one year.
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REE0All'S SPAWN CURE
ON EITlIaN FEESH.

Blkersiic.d. VI. Dec. .. lS.9.
T.. !. KENDALL. * Co, GeniS: wish 20
add my testimony in favor 0f your invaluable
lument. "kendall'S SPAWN Cure" In the
spring az lS2 I slipped On the lee and
was very lame and ai times suffered the
most cXcTiciaiiBg PAIN. l Wore bandage
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thing in my reach. but could find nothing
thai would give mc permanent relief. When
0yerwOFSrd. u would pain me very much.
In April 1873 I began la think | should be
a cripple for iiir : but having some Of Ken
dall'S SPAWN Cure" thought I would try IL.
used one third Of a bottle. and experienced
relief at once. The pain left me and has not
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You and would recommend 'kendallS SPAWN
Cure 10 all who suffer with SprainS or Theu
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.@-"Do hogs payl" asks an agr;cul-
turai correspondent. We know OF some
that don't. They subscribe for a paper,
read it for a few years for nothing, and
then send il back 10 the publisher with
the p. MS inscription, refused Such
hogs as that pay nothing 20 anybody, If
they can helm il.
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sES-''Goods speak for themselves" l"
put it is only after they are bought that
they can do so. An object i'm adyertis-
ing is to induce people 10 buy them and
test them. II goods speak for them
selves, a good advertisement may also
speak for the goods.
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Common Council

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. at ~ o'clock
e8- Persons desiring to have matters acted
upon by the Council, AT any regular meeting
must present the same 20 the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
to the Tuesday on which the Council holds Its
regular meetings r. II. CARDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk
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KeROaLL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. Is. lSS0.
DIR. T.. !. KENDALL & Co. Gents | have
q very lne mare that has had 4 bone SPAWN
for long time. ! tried every thing man
could devise iO cure IL hui ali in vain and
was about tO give il Up when friend OF
mine In this city came TO me and recon-
mended kPndali'S SPAWN CuTe which tried
with grand results. renewing that bone clear
and ciean aud then sent - cents 10 yOu for
one Of yOur Illustrated Horse Books aud
think there = no better book printed On the
horse and his diseases. I have taken great
interest in II and have since sold l. copies
Tor YOU to my neighhors and viii try and do
what good ! can hy getting them for Others.
YtlirS tr,tly g. W. MILLER
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26

Ms~An advertisement tells Its own
story. 1t makes no mistakes, as sOlici-
tor might do, and states exactly what
the merchant wants To say, neither more
nor less. Advertisements are honest
and faithful servants.
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THE MARKETS.
Financial.

Silver, at par.
Com exchange on San francisco 4 per cent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par:
selling, a 10 per cent.
Legal Tenders-par.
Telegraphic transfers on New York l per
cent. premium.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-26

ES-ls costs less to PRINT advertise
mentS than 10 send OUt statesmen. 4
good advertisement is seen and read by
more people in one day, than most sales
men call on in a year.
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Astoria Lodge No. 40, /. o. 9. T.

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
at ~ O'Clock. at Good Templar's Hall. Che
namus Street, Astoria, over C. L. Parkor's
Store Members Of the Order. in good stand
ng, are invited to attend. Degree meeting LIST
Monday each month. By order W. G. I.