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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-02

there is no seventh day of the week, but
only seventh day after six of work.
This is great constitutional provision.
The Saturday Sabbath of the Jews and
the Sunday. Sabbath of Christians are
only bylaws. The Fourth Command.
ment can be obeyed by keeping either
day, but society cannot wisely encour-
age or protect more than one of them. -
In closing, he said: "The proposed
Congressional Sunday rest law at the
utmost would not affect more than 1000
of these Seventh day people, - they
cannot be in the mail and military SER
vice and interstate commerce and vet
keep Saturday, and the further iurisdic-
ton of the law is only in the District of
Columbia and Territories in which yery
few of them reside. There is question
of conscience involved in this matter. II
is the question Of 2,00O, 900 of people, as
many as we're delivered from King
George by the revolution, who are now
in more serious bondage, the Sunday
slavery of greed, working on the Sabbath
with uneasy conscience. At Yorktown
in the very shadow of the monument
that celebrates the close of the Revolu-
ton, asked a colored man who was in
charge of an adjoining farm, pointing to
q hole in the chimney, evidently made
by grape or canister, "Was this done in
this last war or in the Revolution % He
answered, "I don't know; how long ago
was the Resolution ?" There was a rood
deal of resolution in the Revolution.
otherwise the barefoot soldier of Vallev
Forge would never have trod in tri.
umph the fields of Yorktown. Victory
came not of such good resolutions
as are made on New Years Day and in
religious conventions. It was resolution
without the "s' that delivered those
two millions from King George, and like
resolution will deliver the two millions
who are in the worse bondage Of Sabbath
less toll today"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-02

DIRECTORS:
<. NJ. WIDNlY, O. A. WARNER.
y. " MILTIH0Rn @. M. WILLIS
=. W. LITTLE i. ]. p. MORRILL,,
L. 81. TITUS.
Eight per cent. bonds secured by 1rst mort
gage on real estate with interest payable semi
annually, are offered to investors Of $3.50 and
upwards. su1t,
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hydraulic Eis,s,or rssssd.

The hydraulic elevator In the building OF
NE Folls estate on Chestnut street, oppo.
nlto The railroad station, was tested this
norning. Il was evident st tho first trial
that something wss wrong with the water
supply, and on uncoupling the supply pipe
several dcxsn pieces Of stone and pipe, .
iew corn cobs end piece Of brass coupling
were taken from II below the strAiner.
The debris had evidently been forced from
the end Of the city main with which tho
supply pipe connects ON Christian street,
starting from the extreme end of the
main. The connection will be changed %
- 10 leave at tho end OF the main Q pocket
tor the accumulation of rocks and other
teidss. that the city may furnish with its
Waasr. Alter the cleaning Of the pipe tho
olovator was thoroughly tested aud worked
with remarkable s.eadiness, ease and
spsed. With the exception OF the passenger
elevator at the Stevens house this IL the
only exclusively hydraulic elevator In tho
city, and though the water pressure ut that
point Ii only 25 pounds It raises q load OF
over l,200 pounds without hesitation or
tremor The builders are l.. 4. Graves &
Bon, OF New York and 81. Louis
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UuUOuDuo0 - - Aonxn4t9too N mEOuf
UnouAss - oenasy.
@DokpMnrA, Jan. "a congregational
rQne Wlli b held IN Trinity Reformed
- aAis svenine. Holy commupton
- - a1ministered en- Sunday at both
-. = Iudwick, OF the unitsd Brethren
-, W1ll preach on Sunday morning On
nh5soA SThs Essentials oss Revival"
Vnne subject, ssChfissianity Courts In
1orn6lcn."
n lEGiy soamunson will b sdministersd
~ oecoad street Luthersn church
Il oun1ay morning. Evening subjecs,
s. soevisG Ohfisa"
Sa 10y sonmunion In the Methods! church
~ Sunday morning. Evening subjeo5
ooa'e love 10 this World"
Il lloly co0munion IN " Johns Lutheran
&EnreA q 1unday.
~. o. n. Bssss Of The Church Of COD,
|U1la pssoeh q Sunday morning on the sub.
-. y Your Choice for the New Year."
oVooiug subject " The supreme Now"
DDgorjos Deputy Grand Chief VIM. J.
1r,pklsr insealled The following cfncsrs at
'uAlppsea Castie No IS, X. q. f., last
hashs: p. O., q. q. Roash N. o., John A.
namlitou; v. O., Chsa Fleckenstein h.
~. 4. n. Ostsrtsg v. H., w. J. Strickler; I;
q h n. b. Lsisheisef n. Of r., II. n.
)9omDle ! o. Of f., d. K. Rsttsw |; X. Of f.,
A0oo 0ron Let O., H. r. Hesbner ID @ /,
- :. Hougentosler Ena, h 3. Rummell;
M, q. 8. vorststten ; w. O., .. II.
I6us:sr.
! Ihe following cffioers were installed BY
foooewick Circle, lsdiss Of the q. A. r., last
nlaht: President, Mra Moore; senior vice
ygesldsnt Afa Dunbar; junior vice
peouedeub MrA Mstsgar; chaplain, Mrs
4 kslt; eouductor, Mrs. Johns0n; guard, Mrs.
tlellssl treasurer, Mira Smoker.
u Lsslis May 0ohD, ten-year-old daugh.
eoe Of Daniel A. Gohn, chipping clerk Of
sho Susqushanna iron company, died this
morning ct 2o'clock. The child hss been .
oonerse from infancy, and the death 70.
onlted nom complication Of disease. The
1uusral arrangements have not yet been
made
The Out Of Door club will hold meeting
thls evening st the house Of the Misses
falpls
Jsoob Sample entertained . number o.
HIS frieuds last evening at his homo
ssSi Plunkard," Yankee comedy, viii bt
pesssnted In the opera house on Monday
ovenipg.
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Frisnd and Bsne factor.
~ hA fNH a.. - TrSlxvraA

Prom the Chicago Tribune.
"O0nfound your awkwardnessW eroaned
The man whose corns had been stepped
on.
VI beg your pardon, sir" answered the
o6endeF, but think you were a. much
70 blame % was You stopped directly In
my way"
:" Do you olsim the whole sidewalk, ctr,
. yours Has every ybody got to get out Of
the way when you come along :"
"6iT, have apol0gixed 10 you for the
accident II you want any further satisfac.
ttoo shall be happy to accommodate you
q any time Here is my card"
(Reads)-"sK. X, GuppiIs, msnufso.
tuFor OF railway lamp Do you mako
shese lamps they use on the carsT"
IL do, siY."
with emotion )-'My dear friend, per.
~! me {, grasp your hand am . spec.
1aclo poddler."
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NEW YORK, Jan. o.-Tlour market dull
E5Ss E;S; !, y ss.s S;S s1 III isss g
=, Whsat-ko. Red. State. q l6; No. z
" VIZ; NO. Red. Winter. JAM. sl Unk
.s,; sss,R; q o. Mar. q o2Ki reosipts. $500
Jan: .s.le; !. FEB. sskc; Isosiptss .ss'S, $50
,0sts,ko 1: white. state, sos, No. 2. DO.
slMe; No. Mixed. Jan, slkc; Feb, S2e 10.
ceapL, e2, 900 shipments. 6sO.
rye Suil western. 90 57ic; state 7lu7Js.
Fork dull Oid Mess. sls Oo0A eb.
LARD quiet JAN. o. IS; Feb, "a g.
Eoiasso- quiet for 50 boiling stnr., mas,
Sufpenune stsady At 48kc-
tosin Erin strained 70 good q (os1l 07<
petroleum Gull kednod In bbls. Al 10
yreighu duii grain 70 Livsrpo ooi, AID
Eutter dull; Western Creamery, 3 oslo.
Cheese nimi Western! Flat 70sc.
state yactory. 7k0sc Fancy White IN
lSe Ohio Flat, sx6nNc. ~
nsss unsettleoi state. lsolsXc-; western,
sS.sI d.u Refinery Cuuosi. $40, Gran MIA.
ted. 7xc.
Ieilov quiet; Prime City. ".
1iee dull; Carolina. fAir togUod. txc
Soaee sIsAoyi Saas cassoss tof no. i7,<c.
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CHICAGO, Jan. Q. s:SD q. m.-AArket opensr !.
Wheat--Jan. q 20 Feb, q 0lsk May, el C4tS.
:. Corn-Jsn. &1c; Feb. SiStci Mar. SihC |;
May, 36Ac.
Oats--Jan.. 26lIc; Feb. f6kci May. 27Jsc
pnrk-Jan. ssoh; Feb, aux; Aay.
Lard-Jan.. q 40; Feb. u sax Mar. q Ak /;
May, N57k
short .i".-Jan,. ss70; Feb. % IS; March.
% SIX May, 90 s7k,
CLosIRo.
Wheat-Jan.. ssl; Fsb.. d Oh; May,
l.eth.
Corn-Jan., ss,lc; Feb. SaItc March. saJsc 4;
May, 3Gnc.
Oats-Jun. 24fc Feb. $50 May. 2i,1c
FORK Jan s,2 sai Feb. els % March,
elS Is May, 0SS5
:. Lsrd.Jsn. q A'i Fob. u Asx; March.
u DO May, s1e2k
short hios-.!a9. 90 SO; Feb 90 IS; March.
% 92x May. " 0.x.
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l.ivs STOCK Markss>,

CHICAGO, jan. 4-Cattle-Receipts. 500 !;
shipments. 3.UO; mnrket higher; beeves,
~ 80 steers. ~ s00& 90; stOckers ana feedaTs
q oOoS Sd; cows. bulls aud mixed, N A06S 10 |;
TEXANS staAr. ~ 0UEf3 0O.
HoSs-knceipts. G,5O0 head; shipments,
5000; market steady mixed and light Q. %
0o 10 heavy. D 0o0b IS; skips, u COOS W.
sheep keceipis. <5D head shipments,
l,bOO; market strong; natives, O2 1914 rs ;
western shorn. o. 1904 61x; IeXas shorn,
u oO0S % lambs. u 006 %.
HAST LInnnfr. - Cattle - Rceipta. 1900
through consis nments; no cars shipped 70
sS Hogs % y Rscsipt., % 1000 head ,s,rmsu,s
t6oO market allow; Phiiadsiphias, p rs
o 80; mixed, D Sh0s 30; YorRers, s Is
ess; common 70 fair. . lsas 2si pigs. % q
sheep-heesiptA. ls0O; shipmsnts, 100;
market nrm prime. u 7s0b 90; fair 70 good.
: oo0A 2si common. " o0os 90; Lambs. :, %
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. rbia u the Boes for No"

Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the " Colchester with sole leather heal.
This 10 the best ntting and most durable boot
In the market, ms6e Of tho beat pure gum
stock. The sole leather heel saves money 70
the wearer.
Don't buy your arctics until you have ssen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead OF all others in style and durability
II youwant the worth Of your money try the
Colchester with outside counter. Kept here
by best stores. A. Wholesale by
n. b. SPAuR d Sons,
nl9-2md York, Pa.
WE would call attention TO the advertise.
mont Of Prof. II. 9. weidier's in another col
umn, That's all.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-05

! heard OF Q new and beneficial use to
which goes far 10 reconcile mo to It's
abuses In the hands Of the reck ess
kmall boy. A lady at the West End
who has . Skye terrier which has
. trick df wandering away from her when
out on walk ana snapping good humor.
edly as the heels OF other people, briggs the
0og 70 his senses aud her side
by throwing . torpedo near him.
Tue terrier II frightened at the ex.
plostop, and not knowing whence 1t origi-
siatea. ties back to his mistress for protoc.
lton, and u swed into submissivensss Il r
the rest OF the walk. 1t occurs to me that
eome eucn system oil terTorizlng ought TO
~ available with human beings OF 3 GER
tain class, bores for instance. but Imagine
that nothing less than dynamite would
shake on . bore who had once firmly
16stecod on his victim.
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Nh KNIGHT OFFICIALLY NOrIFIRD.
ns Aecspss the Once Of islshop Of Aiiwsa.
nee, Wisc0naln.

Raw. WIN. +. Ten Bsoeck, rector Of La.
RoqaA and Rev. FAystte Royce, ID. D., OF
8o1oiL Wisconsin,, arrived In this city on
Hfi0a5. They are the clerical committee
appointed 70 efncially notified Rev. DIR.
Kaight OF his election o. bishop Of the
aioosse Of Milwaukee, wisconsin. Dr.
Knight, after this committee formally mott.
lisd him, acoepted the ofiice. 1t twill be a
leW months before oil the formslities neces.
saSy 10 make DR.. knight bishop have
been gone through with and consequently
ne time Of his oonsecrstion cxnnotIbe deter.
mined.
This committee arc the guests Of DR..
Knieht and will be at StJames' tomorrow.
They will leave, the city on Monday.
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The lroquois Band,

A. . meeting Of the Iroquois band, held
last evening, the following offoers were
eieote6: Psssident, G. Carol Donnelly; vice
pcesidsnf, h. X. Shsub; secretary, John b..
Doughsrty treasurer, John s. Rie.schey /;
srustees. Marcus Kublman, H. w. Rietschey
and Harry Rietschey; condu uctor, John v.
1sudss; leader, Harry X. Stricker.
Altar The meeting the band sereusded q
nnmbsr Of eitizsnr. 1t has been quite Q
eseosesful musical organ.zai and they
lave bright prGspects.
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wasasa OF the R.rorm,,o,, soooo,

- "s@0sHtoTy rCuoof.
g. Al Smith, proprietor OF Hotel Lancss-
~ hes osen slated for the position OF war
- ss The Rsformatory school at Hunting.
eoa. He was selected for the position by
~ board OF trustees and the appointment
VIII b made ~ soon as the Legislature
anskss an appropriation fixing his salary
ssd also the salaries OF the officers OF the
lnatitutlon.
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A nsa rsrr's'y ls,srss.

Irom the N0W nO4tou0 Vt1kh0os
On Thursday ssterpoon Christian stnlis.
fuss, residing q 1hoptowp, rode Q
mule 10 Bafovillo. for the purpose OF
bringing home several articiee Of tin
ware. Shortly Aftsr leaving the cn
shop hs vas found lying on the pike in 2
helpless condition, bleeding pyoiueclys end
with his jaw broksn near The chin. Ho
wss taken 70 HE homo and Q sufge1n
sentlsmSn Il doing Wsil, The only moon.
venience being The bandaGos which pre-
vented him from talking freely. 1t 10
supposed that the mule frightened as the
rafting Of the tinwarA
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DHATHN.

49,. T1,,r
thy, son OF Levi and Mary Jane hogers, In
the 2ld year OF his age.
Tho relatives ana friends Of tho family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funerM
from the residence Of his parents, No. 2lS East
Chestnut street, ON Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment at woodward Hin ceme-
tery.
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a nus w.son aor,. nun. Away.

This morning horse hiiched to mi! Z
wagon OF ex-PoiIcsmsn John Rllchie
Jnghsened on West Vine street He ran
eeWa Oinsh's hill, and, sitter crossiDg the
ouAsFyvtlis railroad, the wagon struck Q
Biie OF bricks and was upset. The harness
vefe torn and the wagon slightly dsmsged,
Dat the driver WAS not injured.
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~ TIE ssatioa Hoass

The inmates Of the station house lest
night were ave dodgers. They proved that
they we're working men looking for some
thing 70 do and were discharged.
Fourteen electric lights were reported -
not buYnipR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-05

Jacob n. Long. No. 10 north Queen strect.
second fioor. has for sale Six per cent. Sifst
Mortgage Bonds in sums OF sloo. 800 sooo ana
q 200 also, Bank. Market, street Halfway ano
Turnpike stocks has Money 10 Loan on ss
Nor,rsee ana Transacts General Real Estate
ana Insurance Business. uoSSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-05

The last meeting Of The present board Of
poor directors was held this morning. The
entire seasion wss taken up In the approval
Of bills. The new board and also the prison
INSPECTORS will organize On Monday.
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Wli he RsieAss a.

Srom the MI Joy Herald,
Loob sowers. who was convicted OF
0soslauehtss In causing the death OF
99y1seaen Hershey and Wss sentenced 70 Q
- o. nine ysars In the Eastern psn nitsu-
usySs 49,. >. -..,sss. 81 the 2is. last.
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"HAT'S THE MATTER WITH TIL
" LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE

UyHATS THE MATTER WITH THE
w LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE 2
Well, II you mean the largest enrolment Of
pupils for the nrst week OF January since its
orgabiz ation II Is an indiostion that It is meet.
Ing with Tvs reward and that IT'S all right.
The L., Is, q. does not hold out such induce
ments as "Full Course for e-," which has
write IA a" BAIT FOR BULL HEADS" and
while that ts rough way OF putting It. It is
true that the duh ~ 10 the only one 10 prof /
by this arrangement. The brisht young fsl.
low must pay for tho excessive cost OF this
instruction for he dull one
DO You UNDhBSTANDf
Our patrons are our leading citizens ana
business men, ana TO them We would refer all
apple ants as TO standing OF this institution.
Pay visit to the college ana spend u day
there, and then judge ~ to the merits OF the
school. Adore IS,
ii. c. wEIDLER. Principal.
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n LANcAsrrn COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. !

NOTICE.
IN LAHcAsrRR COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,
Decemoers y, 1855. (
The annual election tor Directors OF this
BANK will DO held at the banking house on
TUESDAY, JANUARY !, 1850. between the
hours OF II n. m. ana p. m. The annual meet
ing OF the Stockholders will be held at 10
o'clc ck o. m. ON the same Gay at the same
place. r. BkENEAAN,
dsl slb2s29&j57 Cashier.
1TyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders of the Quarryville National
Bank. for the election OF Directors, Will be
held ut ths Cfiice of the bank, on TU UEeDAY,
JANUARY sth, 1889, At l'30 o'clock m.
A.. HAkKNEsS,
ds 3tdB Cashier.
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TTlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L StOckhoiders OF tha Lancaster City Street
Railway company ana the election for direc.
tors OF said company for the ensuing year.
Will be held on Monday evening. Jan nary a.
lsss. at 8 o'c ock, IN the rooms OF tho Board Of
Trade, NO. Is North Duke street. Lancaster.
IF. HOBTETTEk.
dec8laJan267 Secretary.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WANTS
asltuauon On o farm or any other kind
Ito bit SOUTH DUKE STREET.
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rsVIDvsxrnsx.rra

Nsw wADvaRrDRxR1Ta
POzsT TURKEY LUNCH THis
- evening q the Wan House. Cor. south
'is'n i: ana -''''' sSSs Il. sosssA rrup.
0AUER KRAUr LUNCH 10 MIGHT
street Q. yOors
HRAND TURKEY LUNOn This
~ kyENlNv, at the GLOBE notsI' corner
'H''A queen ana eG1sesSs JSSSs sG'sssxsnn. rrop.
ssst :. .as rYsKEx snoE Ho.. lHsCa 1, "a no
kss.r Me- ssS fss ssE
lis Hot lunch JOIN s'srs Z. %fSna irSp
u evening at ,hs ecsiiisr aousa Hslb'1.
Riekcr'r, aud haennsr's Beer on tsp.
GRAND sAUER KRAUr LUNCH
NJ this evening. At the Ma gnal HOUSE Mo;
liquors % At W tbs I bar also Smiths fhiiadsiphia
AZ Ia ana f0f'er on 'ApM N. BuRxs. Proprssor.
CAUER KRAUT FOR LUNCH THIS
- evening at Hotel veteran. hos. = ana y
Liquors a. the bar. sprensers Csisbrstsd
Bs:. on ,so. drawn direct from ,ns seS s.o,,.
ltds sETLkf BUshON0. frops.
NYoriCE.-A MEETING OF THD
IN stockholders of the Nev Bank 70 be 70.
Gated on south Queen street. viii Pc nelo
~ ksEXY, JAEuxRI is 81 O'Clock p. M.
nOR RENT-FROM APRIL l. 1889,
" store Room No es north Queen street. I. !.
for years occupied BY a: y: s snesISr snnvs ths
same. ana house No. IL EAST 0rsns: g: !. street
ATRIsSIy'o 70 East : op:os =: "S1a:. = ssrs:..
lnO DESTROY RATS, NICE AND
| l. other vermin, either Of these three prep.
ana IH Koch sh Paste, PSo.phoruS Paste. and
nuBLsI's s I Ssps =! s,sr sr?as: ssIs:..
|C. EMLES URBAN
ARCHITECT.
no. lOX EAST KING STREET.
ians.,mdeodH Lancaster, Ia
TOR ALDERMAN,
GKo. N. BoRGIR.
OF the Seventh ward city Having o1 hs,tns% ai.ysI
@SS saSjsst q the c
Democracy Of raid ward. d2s-1td s,M,W,e
| SyIOCK KHOLDERS MEETING.
I'D Farmers western Marhet Company
| Tn, annual meeting of the stockholdels ant
| election of directors OF the FArmers' western
| Ma.ket Compan viii be held on Tuesday
/ January 9. 1850. AT O'Clock O. m, In the TOOL
/ NJ JOHN II. FRY, Sec.
ALEOFILLINOlS HORSE
y. LOANS sais Stables, Aars ct street, rear
| Mcerann House, Lancaster. Pa. Twent
| Head OF Horses. they are good heavy bone
Sale TO commence At clock p. m. A cred
Of 90 days will be given. ,o,.v
ltds DANIEL LO0AN.
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WANTED BY A GOOD GERMAN
w girl place In q respectable family rs
iron. Apply NJ
iid' No. ca SOUTH QUEEN srRIsT.
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MARKRT8.

GRAIN snd esOvtsioas.
Turnisned by =. X. Yundt, Brokef.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3, LOO O'Clock p. m.
WHEAT Corn. Data. Pork. Isaro
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DUBLICSALEO EOFILLINOlS HORSES
Il On Monday, Jan. ., 1882 will be sold at
II. Logan's sale stables, Mara ct street, rear OF
Head OF Horses. they are good heavy bonsd
feeders ana some nne driving horses. ono That
can trOt fast.
of days will be given. n.y,r, ,oa.r
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STOCK HOLDERS MEETING,-EASC.
~ Crn Market House Company. The annual
meeting OF the stockholders ana election OF
directors OF the Enstern Market House Co.
will be held on Tuesday, January 9, 1889 at ~
O'Clock q. m, at NO. los EAST King street.
election from 10 u. m. until noon.
dec 7-6tdeod ALLAN A. HNRR, Fec.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
CuRE FOR SICK HsEADACHE.

Do you want remedy for Bloumess, Pimples on
the face, aid sure cure Tor sick headache ask Dr.
pills, try dose, samples free full box 25 cent,
SuRvEyrNG.-Mr. E. T. I. Fisher Is pre-
pared to do surveying of all kinds ut iea-
sonablc rates. He has complete copies Of
field notes and township plats in the coun
ty. Adress -Miller's Station, Linn county
Or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
OBITUARY.

Died, of dyspepsia, Dec. a7th, 1888, at
his home near iIalsey, James Long, aged
81 years, s months and AZ days. Deceased
was born near Greenyille, Bond Co, III.
April 4th, 1921. Was married TO Mary A
r. Heron, March a4th, 1874 and in 1880
moved to Union CO., Iowa, where he lived
for a6 years. In 1881 immigrating with his
family to Oregon where he resided up to
the time of his death. A wife and eight
children survive him, two having died in
infancy. His illness was of short duration,
being but four weeks, but he suffered in
tenseiy. Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Sommeryille, NJ. e. minister OF
Halsey. X
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

New-raisens, cure ,ts ,eitron. lemonsand
oranges received at Wallacs & Thompson's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
DR. nOaAN.KO

in his new discovery for Consumption, suc-
ceeded in producing medicine which i ac-
knowledged by oil TO be simply marvellous.
It is exceedingly pleassnt to the tasts. per-
fectly harmless, and u6es not sicken. In all
cases of cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds
Whooping Congh, Group, Bronchitis, and
Pains In the Chest, it has given universal
satisfaction. DIR Besanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup is sold at so cents by DIR Guiss q Son
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

The OLD OFFIcERs.-At meeting OF
the directors of the Albany Farmer &
Merchants Insurance Company held last
evening the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: G Z wolverton,
president;J o Writsman, ce.president; ]
X Elderkin, secretary and manager; J w
Cusick treasurer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
Disturbance of the Heart.

Heart disease Is like an assassin, which
creepa upon yon In the dark, and strikes
you when unaware. Therefore, do not
overlook any uneasiness In the region OF
the heart Oh disturbance In It's action, but
at once take DIR. Flint's Remedy. De-
scriptive treatise with each bolts or, ad.
dress Mack Drug Co. u, Y,
, 1889-05-08

CHICAGO, May There ia nothing
particularly new in the DR.. Cronin mys-
terry to day. He is still ~unaccounted for,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin, with whom
the doctor lived, are still very much per-
turbed about the matter. They insist he
has been murdered by a gang which has
been plotting against him.
To night Mr.. Conklin made another
rather sensational statement about this
mysterious case. SAID he: "Dr. Cronin
had papers by means of which, at the
coming convention of the Irish National
League in Philadelphia, he proposed to
vindicate himself from and implicate
others in frauds. l do not know the exact
contents of these papers. He entrusted
them to my care with Instructions that
they be turned over to certain of his
friends in the event of his being murdered
or made away with. l have turned over
the papers as he directed" ConkIin re.
fused to say to whom the papers were
piynn