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Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05

Parents should take advantage of the prices placed on our boys and children's suits and overcoats. We are compelled to do this in order to make room for our holiday slippers
 BOLTON & NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05

The play ''Saved From the Storm'' is run ming very smoothly at the American Theater this week before large audiences. The com pany contains actors of frst-class ability.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
TiIIotson CoIIere

Rev. William E. Brooks, formerly of West Haven, presented the necessity of assistance for the 1illotson college of Austin, Texas, at Winsted last Sabbath. He returned to Derby on Monday and with his wife will visit his friends and former narishioners
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
WEATHER ISECOIED.
rnnrcArIons FOR TO-DAY

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTMENB, ! OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIeNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 5, 1SS4-1 A. N. .l For New England, fair weather, stationary tenn A perature, westerly winds
 For Middle States fair weather, nearly stationary temperature, south to west winds
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
Burglars At It.

Isaac Smiths store in Riverside Hotel block, Bridgeport, was entered by burglars Wednesday night and about three dollars in cash stolen from the money drawer The safe, which was unlocked, was ransaeked, but no money rewarded the intrudeEs. Bur glars also tried unsuccessfully to break into the store corner of East Main and Ann streets in Bridgeport.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
unereased Sales.

Ladies who have worn our SEQ button shoe, fully express the opinion that it is ths best shoe ever sold for that priee-conse- quently our sales have doubled
 M. BRISTOL 6 SONS,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Friday. December s, 1884.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS To-DAY.

 A Rare Chance-46 Church Street Athlophoros-At Druggists. Boarding and Feed Stahle-E. H. Graham Broadway Cash Store-Paul Jente Bros Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists. Excursions To California-C. E. Day & Co. F1our-George M. Clark. +. For Rent-Rooms-161 St. John Street. For Rent-House-7Q William Street. Found-Watch-N. M. Bassett Holiday Goods-Henry Plumb Jewelry-George H. Ford. MaRnetism-Julius Ives. MirS carah CowelI-At The Atheneum NeversIjD Horse Shoes-Neverslip Horse Shoe Co. Probate Notice-Estate of Lyman Fairchild- 9almon-A. Foote & Co. Wanted EDreesmaking-Mis G. Wanted-Rooms-A. C Wanted-Boarders- Bradley Face Wanted-J aady-Fowler Manufacturing Co. wanted-Singers- O. Box 255. Wupted-S -Sitnntion-667 Grand Street. Wanted- -Situation-686 Chapel Street. Wanted -Situation-22 Day Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
S3.65.

We put into our December sale the balance of our stock of Kinny & AcPartland's French kid button shoes, considered by some dealers reasonable at $4.8 80, for s. .65.
 M. BRISTOL & SONS.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
For Forty-three Years.

Jesse J. Brown, who died in Derby Dec. 1st, was of Hampstead, N. H., born in 1909 and had lived in Derby 43 years. His last year was one of intense pain from disease which he bore with Christian resignation. At the funeral Rev. Mir. Thrall oficiated. The interment was in Milford on Wednesday,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
Warm Shoes.

The ladies should not fail to see our stock of flannel-lined shoes. They combine both comfort and durability.
 BOLTON tt NEELY
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
She Went Shopping,

Mrs. Bridget Farley of Stratford, aged 1O3, was out shopping in Bridgeport yesterday with her daughter, aged seventy. P. T. Barnum called upon her the same day.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
ImpOrtan
RidicuIousIy Low, s2.!

RIdfculousIy Low. $2.5O. The price we have marked one lot of curacoa kid boots-$2. 50. Everyone would consider them very reasonable at $500.
 M. BRISTOL & SONS,
 S54 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
66C-.v C1rI.,,

The "Gray girls" of West Hartford, have for some time been engaged in making fancy articles for sale in aid of the Hartford free kindergarten. This is a most worthy ob- innt
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
For Gentlemen.

The Bristol shoe in lace and button at $500 has no equal. They are prime. -e'il --' -Ae l@ ! Il M BRISTOL & SONS,
 854 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
SS.65.

We have placed on our counters to-day 300 pairs of ladies' French kid button boots. They have the style and finish of $500 boot. BOLTON & NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
The TotaI Cash Gtfts.

The total in cash received by the New Ha- ven orphan asylum at the annual donation visit is 7,O47.49, of which the ladies col lected S1 ,403 ST.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05

 Read. Read. Read. Sixteen dozen fine French kid button boots, all widths and sizes, made on medium style last, short vamp, overlap quarter, made to sell for $4.5O, marked at $3.65. You will find them marked just as advertised: We believe no such opportunity was ever offered at this time of year.
 IS dozen fine curacoa kid button boots cer- tainly worth $3. 50. We shall sell them for g. 60.
 P pairs misses straight goat button boots at $1.90. They must attract attention. PAS pairs handsome straight goat button pooss at S2 50.
 44a pairs gentiemen's hand sewed button and lace shoes; always sold for S6.50; marked in this sale S5. 50.
 We haven't time to enumerate the special inducements we offer on boys shoes, but if you wish to "make every dollar do its duty sse ths bargains ws offer.
 - SFfs NJ, BRISTOL 6 SONS,
 S54 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
Died NeW Orleans.

Moses Waring, native of Connecticut and one of the richest and most influential men in New Orleans, died in that city on Monday aged 76 years.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05

The series of Advent sermons at Grace church will begin this Friday evening at 7:3O o'clock. The first sermon will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Harwood of Trinity church.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05

Rev. Edward ". Bacon, of New London, is in delicate health and may go te Florida for the winter.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05

The largest and best selected stock oi misses and children's heel and spring heel shoes in New England.
 d4 2t BOLTON & NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
Omcers Elected.

Henry C. Merwin posts officers-elect Go be installed January IA are: Post com mander, William Gleason; s. v. O., Al marine Hayward; J. V. O., Daniel Burke; quartermaster, John P. Simpson; surgeon, William Welch; chaplain, Francis H. Far ren; officer of the day, William Crandall; officer of the guard, Isaac J. Dorman; dele gates to State encampment, John Redmond, Michael McNulty; alternates, William A.
 Fefch, John J. Brennan; trustees, Joseph D. Plunkett, Edward M. Graves, William Gleason, A. Hayward, Thomas C. Twitchel
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
Nnr Warranted

$2. 50 Cur. kid and goat button in opera and common sense is steadily growing in favor Ask to see them BOLTON & NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
S1QR.

Our matt top Cur. kid fox'd button boot cannot be equaled in style or quality in any shoe store at the price above.
 BOLTON 6 NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
UufiI Easter.

It is expected that the work of, improving Trinity church will not be entirely completed until Easter
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
Was A Nurse.

Lydia E. Rushby, of New York, who died at Derby Tuesday and was buried in New York yesterday, was nurse in the Union army during the war and prominent in church circles about New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
wanted Police AId To Get Rid or A
 RAht

A young woman called at police headquar- ters last evening with somewhat peculiar request She had recently removed from the place where she had been living, but left some furniture belonging to her in the house. She owed the man who lived there a small bill, which she refused to pay. He held the furniture for the debt. She wanted the police to get the furniture, thinking that they would help her to get rid of paying her debt Lieutenant Wrinn didn't take that view of the case, however, but advised the young woman that the easiest way out of the difficulty was to pay the debt. She departed sorrowir1
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
The Price Tells.

The low prices we are naming on ladies' shoes of recent purchase are very advantape- ous to the buyer. N. BRISTOL & SeNs.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
The Bridgeport Molly Pitchers

The Molly Pitcher club of Bridgeport started into the campaign on a liberal scale, and with an expectation, it is said, of 8 sub scription of $400 or $500. The Pitchers now owe several hundred dollars and are in dis pute, in which it is alleged that the president has not been active enough or liberal enough. and on the other hand that the members have not paid their dues.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
To Close Buyers.

Attend the December sale at Bristol's. d3 At
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
Reliable

Materials and thorough workmanship characterize the shoes we offer in our Decem- Der sale M BRISTOL & SONS,
 S54 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
F. M. BROWN. D. s. GAMBLE.
 r. M. BROWN & CO. Good News to every Housekeeper and Consumer of Dry Goods in Connecticut!
 GRAND MARKDOWN To Make Room for Holiday Goods,
F. M. BROWN.

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Lodge Visited.

Washington lodge No. 15, Knights of Pythias, Hartford, received visit Wednes- day evening from Grand Chancellor John Lyon of Bridgeport, W. I. Morgan of New Britain, John H. Hall of Waterbury, Samuel Fl. Brown of Fair Haven and Horace O. Case of Hartford. The amplifed third rank was worked, after, which Grand Chancellor Lyon gave an address to the members of the order in attendance
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
Anrmnortant Sale.

Having made very fortunate purchase we shall advertise our new store far and near by offering 113 cases of new goods at prices much less than their real value.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
JOHN T. RAYMOND.

MT. John T. Raymond will play an engage
 ment of two nights and one matinee at Carll's Opera House on next Friday and Saturday, Dec 18th and 18th, presenting in the even ings his newest success, ''For Congress-" a comedy based on politics of to-day. At the Saturday matinee he will appear as Major Bob Better in the popular comedy drama, 'tIn Paradise"
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05
We Are Certain

We Arc Certain that no such opportunity was ever offered to purchase kid shoes of like quality at the prices we name this month.
 M BRISTOL & SONS,
 854 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-05

D. H. Graham, the popular proprietor of the boarding and feed stable number 99 Tenn pie street. near Crown, is winning golden opinions for the excellent manner in which he treats all horses intrusted to his care. He has room for two more horses and will guar antee satisfaction.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

NOTICE /. berehv cirsn tia; n rursashe
Of AZ order Of the Probate C"a'i - Net ft.Ve
esanry, Teri,srr Of Idaho Esav "a TIE -
dsv Of Juse A. h 1851 in The Dsaer Of 'le
eft ate Of Joseph Ch..;afu. de-~asei. TIE nisf
signed .luinl.rater Of tie .aii estate. vii EEL
a, public suetien to tie biste.i tlc&sr ~
e.<h. r.l1 coin ss the United states, All sat
iect g. cpus,mztis. tr said Prnbafe t91-t- GA
Sstari,y. the Ilta i.y o. OF 1874 =: 'ae aRe
ton sale. room sf J. h Vincent. IN the eft. 81
Lewiston, all the right. title. interest AMI e.
tate Of the sad Joeesh Chass 10. at tie time o.
hi. death. ant all tue right title aud interest
thu, the saii estate has. b. sTsraiIHn 81 as 81
etbersi.e acquired 10 snd IL all that certain
pi.>e Of parcel If land. stGste. lying ara *
ing in ,aii Ne1 Perez c"unty. ier'it9ry OF
idaho. snd hogadei and described as '''ii"vs
to-sit: Lots No. ami and The ne's - 7.
sad &c i OF nxi% # see seven II 'ovnsbir -
mr.. ve., Of Bsi.s meridian. eoatsining loa
acre. and 30 .ne hanirei'hs acres. Aad the tel
l,v pg described p'.ce or parcel u Iani ~ n-
ana hein2 In said county ard described A. e.
lows. to Wit; SD see 5'p IS - west b. NJ.
containing 60 acres Terms @n3 egLditiHns al
sale. cash yui1 Elm Of the United States. If q
per cent Of the purchase money to he paid t.
the auetioneer on the day Of sac. balance on
cyrsrmaiion OF sale by SAID Preat. Court
deed ., expense Of purchaser. GO GLASS
Lewiston, Sept. 1ltb 1854. 4siu
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Probate Court Of Idaho county, Terri.
tory Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate of John n. Crooks
deceased.
1t appearing to tie judge Of said court. by
the petition. this day presented. and fled by
VIM. c. Pearson and John ". Crooks. the Al
ministrat"rs of the e.ts,e of John NJ. Crooks.
deceased. praying FIR an order Of sale Of real
estate; that it i. necessary e. sell acme porti q
Of the real estate to pay the allowance TO the
family. the cebts ouist ndng against tie de.
ceased. and the debts. expenses and charges Of
admin straiion.
II is therefore ordered bv the judge Of said
court that sil persons interested in the estate If
sail deceased, appear before said Pr,b tie
court on Monday the aga day Of September
1884. at ele, o'cl-ek in the forenoon If said
day at the court ro"m OF said Probate court. in
the court huse at NJ, Idaho. in the county of
Idaho. to show cause wby an ord.v should net
be granted TO the said administrators t. sell So
much # the real estate of said deceased as
may be necessary aud that a copy of said order
tie publ he'd at least four successive weeks in
the Lewiston fELLER. newspaper printed and
published i'll the county Of NeI Perez. in sail
Territory. c. W. Gaze.
Attest: Probate Judge
c. W. CAss. Ex oticio clerk.
Dated August IA. 1884, 46 4
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masses Of intelligent voters. Should the
Republican and anti Mormon party see
fit 70 re nominate me, shall confidently
submit my cause and that Of the party to
the untrammeled, thinking voters of the
Territory, but l respectfully protest
against The assumption Of my eowardly
assailan, that few political dudes reflect
the sentiments Of the average voter.
In conclusion, perui, me to add tina,
have always been, am now and shall al
ways be, opposed with all my heart, soul
and strength to the organization known
a. the Mormon Church, and shall do nv
utmost, both in and GU, Of congress, to
aid in overthroving this bideous ins,itu-
lion which is already so powerful in
Idaho as to succeed BY indirect influences
u poison the n,inds Of those protesting
to be its staunchest foes.
If Geo. Q. Cannon, John TAYLOR or
any other representative Of the Mormon
church has . letter Of any character
whatever, personal or political, private or
confidential, or relative to Mormoni-m.
from me, let him produce aud publish
the same. If any other person has let
ter Of the character referred to in the
-creed Of your Anonymous correspondent,
let him produce and publish the same
Lest anyone may seek to hide hi,ns.lf
behind the plea Of confidential, personal
or priva:e. relieve all such from embar-
easement Of that kind BY asking public
production and publication of anything
bearing upon the Mormon question, writ.
ten BY me and bear;ag my signature. l
am utterly opposed to the creed princi-
pies and practices Of the Mormon church
and believe 'h-roic remedy" will yet be
requisite to blN it out
(Signed, T. F. SINGISER.
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might favor annexation; the second va:
that be possibly might hold opinions a rerss
to the Mornous- The plain inference i:
that the Ncrmons held the balance Of
I po~er ia the Democratic convention and
could dictate and dill dictate who should
he the nominee. II remains to be seen
vhether Northern Democrats will reverse
their ssD,inen, expressed two years ago
ca annexation AID vote for Haley xhcse
whole record j. against annexation, Just
to maintain their partisan standing, or do
a. they did rhes, with a will, support
Sin-iser Whose whole record has been 10
favor Of snneIsticn. We are no, disposed
to believe they will change their sentiments
jus. to suit John HALEY or any other
opponen, of their interests elected, because
be bears the uaUe Of Democrat, But
few, if sny, Demccrats q the North are
20 nsrrov minded, OF 80 welded to party
name, vhen a strictly local question Of
paramount interest TO them is at stake.
We say further that the 900 or 1900
Democrats Of Al,ura. county will DO, be
50 welded to party. that they will svsl-
los John HALEY with all his Mormon
afsniiie-. just TO please the Mormon bi,h
ops who were in the Democratic conven.
,ion and dictated the nominee, 10 express
violation Of that strong resolution against
the policy of having their voice in political
conventions while IN a pol,gamous condi
tim. Whatever may be their technical
objections to Sin2iser because he is the
Republican nominee, they know him to
be outspoken against the Mormon aggres-
sions in the Territory and they can trus.
him on that question and We doubt not
will vote fer him as they did two years
ago. Northern Democrats will vote for
him, because they can trust him on the
annexation question, and they cannot
trust HALEY whose whole record Is against
the North as much as that Of Ainslie
two years ago. The foregoing is the sit
uaiion as near as it can now be surmised.
till some new and unforeseen developments
are made.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-18

SALT LAKE, Sept. l4.-John Haley
vas last evening nominated BY the Idaho
Democrats for delegate to congress. The
convention voted down Colonel Walls
anti Mormon resolution. whereupon he
withdrew from the convention. The re.
publican convention passed strong anti.
Mormon resolutions.
Col. Wall was right in Withdrawing
from an organization which upholds Nor.
monism.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-18

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE

The nomination Of Hon. John Haley,
for congress fell like a wet blanket upon
the Democrats Of Northern Idaho. At
the late Democratic county convention
OF Nez Perce county, resolution was
passed instructing their delegates to vote
for no man at the territorial Democratic
convention at Boise, except a man from
the North. Hon. B. F. Morris had
eight sure solid votes for himself at the
said territorial convention. All the other
candidates front the South we're divided
in sentiment and local dissentions. Il
seems very strange that Morris was not
nominated. The overwhelming seuti-
ment here in favor Of annexation is well
known among the Democrats Of the
North. Why was not Hon. J. w. Poe
who made 30 efficient councilman in the
10Th session, thought Of by the Democrats
Of the. South? Probably all these names
from the North were known. If Mr..
Poe or Mr.. Morris had been nominated
on an annexation platform by the Dem.
ocratic convention, and given the party
support from the North, it is possible and
perhaps even probable, that either would
have been elected. If the Democrats Of
the South are not opposed to annexation
or even indifferent, such 4 plank and
such candidates as Poe or Morris could
not have been objectional. 1t Is very
evident the Boise ring have become
alarmed at the progress Of annexation
and intend to make it an issue. They
must have a man from Boise. Col.
Wall would not answer or Hawley. The
nominee must be From Boise. Appeals
will be made to property holders at Boise
to vote for HALEY. The old ring Re-
publicans and Democrats of Boise City
will turn heaven and earth 10 elect Hal.
ley for Boise. Now let rs zee whether
the Democrats Of the North are going
to follow iu the wake Of the old Boise
ring. Are the rights and interests Of
Northern Idaho to be FILTERED away BY
party cry Of Democracy, and at the be-
hests Of our enemies among the moss
backs at Boise CityY We al desire an.
nexation and let US work for our interests
by voting against HALEY. / he bill for
annexation has made more progress he
fore the present congress than at any
other time. Shall we take any back.
ward steps? Shall We be true to our in
tercsts? Divide the vote Of the North
and elect HALEY, who has, by his record
in congress, opposed us, and the argu.
ment can be made that We care nothing
about annexation. When Haley was
10 Congress he worked with al his might
against US. lie even cited letters from
individuals as an indication that We were
Indifferent aud shall he have the privel-
eye Of citing our divided vote as an iudi.
cation Of our change Of mind. Shall We
assist in electing to congress man known
and proved By his record to be hostile to
our interests Against Mr.. HALEY. per-
sonally, We have nothing to say, but his
interests are at Boise and against us.
He was nominated by the Boise people
aud always has been controlled BY them.
Let the North stand solid against the
enemies Of our interests. The TELLER
has never been par,iz4n; it has been
true to Northern interests and it spea 8
in favor keeping the vote Of The
North solid
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NOTICE.

Sealed biis will be received by the clerk of
Lewiston Independent School list. No. I. for
tue building OF school house ou the farm Of
II. c. Critics. Bids will be received up to the
10Th Of Sept 1854. up t. the hour Of , O'clock
p m Piana OF the building to be seen at the
store of y. c. Bunneli u At the fice Of the
clerk OF the district. The board reserviny the
right to reject any or al, bits. Contractors to
give bonds Tor the performance of the work.
II. X. BARNETT,
Clerk VI Dist. No. ],
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND 0fFiCEAT
walla ALA ". Aug % 1881
N ctice is hereby given ,ha, the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of h. in
t.nti"n I" make anal proof in support Of BIZ
claim. and that tsid proof will he male before
clerk dist curt Whitman c4unty. W T. at
Colfax W. T. on Oct. 4 1854. viz: Frederick
Mischstadt DS 4i.5 for the ell re! ma sc !.
sec Is ip Ii q 81 e. He nsmes The iolloxing
witnesses 60 prove bis continuous residence up
IN and cultivation of said land. viz; John
Beicbel. Frank Friedman AID Wm, Bichet; Of
Clinton, ". 7.
JOS. JoRGENS0N,
AZ REGISTER
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NOTICE FOR PREVENTION PRoOf.
T.. KEMP.
LAND OFFICE AT

Ian OFFICE AT
Lewiston. :. T. Aug =. 1854.
~ Office HEREBY GIVEN THAI TIE
~ following named settler hs. fied notice
Of her intention I" make 6n al prooi in srpror'
Of her claim and that said pro,f vi Re u.sds
bef' re B. Y. Merri.. deputy dist clerk l.' Ju
diial dist l. T. nj Mt. ldshs |. on Oct 1
l..& uu: Elezsbeth Kemp DIS 1896 f.r the
= y SEA sec 9 tip 81 r.e names the
foI"wiog Witnesses to prove her ot,inuou.
residence up"n aud cul,v ati''n If said land viz:
N. Williams. " McCreaiv Z A thsse and
a Schubert Of Mt. Idsho Idaho Terri:"ry.
J. N. HOWE.
4.-6t Register.