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Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
TUESDAY. DrcrMnER 3; 1882.


JUICE ANDERsoN, of Salt Lake
City, has no doubt taken the prorer
course in refusing to grant citizenship
TO aliens, who have taken the Mormon
Endowment House oath, and il would
be well II the matter could he carried
still further, so that every man who
has sworn allegiance to the Mormon
Church would be DISTINGUISHED and de.
plved OF all the rights and privileges
Of an American citizen. This church
IS and always has been hostile to our
Government, and as long as it had the
power proved terror. Its power is
now waning, and no effort should be
spared TO crush 1t out OF existence 1t
is as great an evil us ever was permitted
III this, or any other country, and the
eufierings OF the poor emigrants that
have been lured into the folds will
never be known. Neither will the
secrets OF the crimes OF the infamous
Endowment House. The entire
church is founded on superstition and
crime, and the blood of its victims de-
mand that 1t shall be abolished. This,
however, can only be done by the
strong arm Of the Government, and il
Is hoped the present Congress will
adopt measures to accomplish the de.
aired end.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

San Francisco dispatch states that
Mr.. Robert Bonner paid a visit Wednes-
day last to Senator Stanford's Palo Alto
farm. The old Journalists late purchase,
Sunol, was brought out Tor her new
owner to look at. Marvin was behind
her and after little warming up she
went quarter. Seven split-second
watches were held and all marked 3Il<
seconds, a205 gait. Mr.. Bonner was
delighted, and said that the mare would
DO 2.o1 In another year. He compli.
mented Marvin on the training of Sunol.
an SAID. She ts yours for another year.
The day you beat Johnstop's 2.O8tII
VIII hand you a thousand dollar biIi.T
Antel, eight years old, by Electloneer,
out OF Annette by Lexington, was logged
and Bonner was SO pleased with his gait
that he bought him then and there for
$40 900.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Mrs. Mary Wallace the plaintiff in the
case against tue Wilmington and North
ern Railroad Company, who was being
examined when court took the noon
recess, was recalled at the afternoon sea-
sion and crOssexAmined by L. g. Brad
ford, ESQ, at length. After redirect
examination by Mr.. Bird the witness was
carried from the room.
Annie Hunter testified that she resides
at no. l05 Lincoln street, but IN Novem-
Der, SO, resided at Ne. sos Chandler St.
She went to Rockland Noyembe r %, 1856,
with Mr.. Wallace to ace about renting q
boarding house. Mrs. Wallace came
here from Philadelphia and The witness
met her at the p, W. & B. railroad sta
ton, and then went across TO the w. i
N. station where they took the cars.
Upon their return they walked TO Du-
Fonts station, where they took the train
i"r this city. On account of her husband
telling her that Madison street station
was much nearer Ter home than French
street, they got oil there. They stood on
the platform until the train passed, leav-
ing them in darkness. There was drlz.
cling rain falling, and rs II was so very
dark, they stood for some time, waiting
to see II any one would come to show
theHl the way. her Drother came up, and
rs tue witness saw O light in the dis.
lance, she remarked to Mrs. Wallace
thati 1t must be at Madison street Mary
Z. Wallace and the witness bro her,
John Cook, attempted to get down from
the platform, when the former fell, aud
the wiluess assisted the pAlntllf to get
down and scrOss the tracks. On their
way toward the light they ieil Into the
sewer.
A man came TO their assistance, and he
and the brother OF the witness helped
them out, end assisted to carry Mrs. Wal
lace to the residence OF tie witness. Mrs.
Wallace was out OF her mind all night,
aud the witness thoueht she would die
before morning. Dr.. Enbetts wAs sum.
moned ami attended TO her.
Court at AS o'clock took g recess
until o clock this morning
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-seven liyes
were lost and nine persons were burned
or bruised early yesterday morning by
the burning of GustaYe Gross three.
story brick dwelling and bakery, at the
corner OF Second a5d Huntingdon
streets. The dead are Minnie Gross.
aged IS yeara, wife OF the baker; his
children, Gus,ave, Jr., II years; Bruno,
years, aud Matte. 2 years old. Aunie
Bltner, - years old,and ner two children.
Liza, aged year,, and George, mouths,
The but ding, owned by Anthony NJ.
Zane, was insured for $1,000. The CON
tents, insured by Mr.. Gross for S30JO
were Destroyed. The dre originated m
the basement.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

CHRISTMAS is but three weeks from
tomorrow, and our merchants are
making extensive preparations tor the
event. 1t must, however, be admitted
that thus far business is not as good as
It should be, and this is remarkable
from the fact that our workshops are
busy and men as general rule have
plenty OF work. 1t is, however, possible
that many are holding back with their
purchases until within few DAYS OF
the holiday, which ia certainly a fool
lsh thing TO do. Persons wishing to
purchase gifs can do so much better
now than when the stores are packed
And crowded, as they will be in two
We ks from now. Ii all who can will
adopt this plan it will be better for
themselves, the merchants and All
others concerned. Purchasers have
much better chance to make their Sc
Lotions now and The clerks have more
lime 10 walt on them, therefore It ia
HE part OF wisdom Tor all TO make
their purchases just as soon as posi-
bic.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
Our virginia Letter.

Correspondence Of the Republican.
WI0oISs, w. Va, Dec. 9, 1889. Dur
ing the cold snap Of the past week, Wild
geese have been flying Southerly, aud
game has been plenty. our gnnners
bring In hare, quail aud squirrels almost
daily, aud semi.oceasiona ly they shoot a
wild turkey.
Above me two miles away on the
mountain in an old tims log cabin, dwell
Jacob Gtnimett aud hts vile Sarah.
Uncle jake" as he Is Familiarity term
ed, was born in Franklin County, Viz
einia, In 1905, and when boy OF some
seven summers came with hts parents To
this county. In 1927 he married Sarah
Massey, his present vie, and they have
lived here ever since--a period OF IS
years.
Their pos,erity now living consists OF
ten ehlldren,six sons and four daughter rs;
sixty-eight grand children, and twenty.
eight great grand children. Seven grand
children and seven great grand children
are dead; making in all, their generation
one HUNDRED and SIX living and fourteen
dead.
Neither OF them have been under the
treatment OF physician, aud the old
lady, now eighty three years OF age, goes
about her DAILY work as spry as most OF
her ser at fifty; while Uuole jake IN
his eighiy-sixth year, shoulders his rifle
ht times, strikes out into the forest aud
seldom, II ever, returns without bagginR
some game indeed, 60 uuerring Is his
aim, tha' he can shoot a squirrel IN tile
head, let him be In never so tall an oak.
They settled where they now live when
lhis country was almost an unbroken
forest, where wolves, panthers, bears
aud deer, ioArmed unmolested, many of |
them falling victims to the Old mau's
for buuting.
Their children all live close around
them, aud for years that location by
common consent has gone by the name
OF Grlmmett's Mountain.
1t hss been but a month since, not
crest ways from here, q "well to do"
farmer went to town TO purchase provis-
Ions for the winter for his family. The |
town being reached, instead OF making
the required purchases, he went to a
tavern got dunk, started homeward,
Tell inseusible by the way side, and In that
condition was literally disemooweled by
roaming swine.
We suppress names, but the tale Is a !
true one, and yet In the face Of such soul !
narrowing facts staring everybody In tho |
face, men Will still 60 headlong TO dusKy |
Heath, victims OF that aecursed, tell |
destroyer, drink. W. b. w.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 3.-Fast-boupd
shipments OF all freight, except live
stock, last week showed not only an in.
crease, but the largest weeks shipments
OF tho yea, The total TONNAGE was
81, 633 against 66 046 Tor the previous
and u 36l Tor the corresponding week of
1883. According to the central traffic
report on flour, grain and provisions.
there were 81, 2i5 tons. OF this The
Grand Trunk took &c per cent. The
Michigan Central, % Lake Shore. II =:
Fort Wayne, II Baltimore and o TO-
Nickel Plate aud Pan Handle, each :.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
" Est HOUND.

Baltimore and Washington. - 20 ss A.
;. J - 70. m, 10, e. 70, - Is si3t ~ =.
nii da,ly. : Wa. m, '2lOp. NJ, daily
Bait more aud principal stations on
Phtla. Division i.l5 p. M, daily.
Pittsburg 'S7 Il. III. ana sj.5 u. m
daily. IL '"''
Cincinnati aud t. Louis. iii l5n m
and Is 10 u. M; daily. "' M
sINorRLY ACCOMMODATION. 7gu mr.
calN and - n ia, daily, uNccut NJ
dtE, o o p. IN, sunday only.
LASpENnERd ACCOM- ,DkrtoN, week
days, 10, 100 a.. IN, = 40 aud % D. M.
Sun days, 80 a. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET srsrroy
For Philadelphia ana wnv stntfona
week days; 30 10 $50 1888 q. m,
! - o. ~ !, -, ~ p ~. sundays 10,
For Baltimore, wook days. 535. .s31
a. M; : %, D.. = - p. IN. sun,luys. I'D
Il. NJ; =, . aud 'ij5 i. Ia.
- baltimore ana principal stations ON
For Landcnberg and wa w stat tt,E, wool,
uunA :, go, o "a ~, 235. AS D. IN.
sundays - n. M; - H. NJ, -
= on'eaSo' 20 d0a ~, daily, except sun.
PittsburG, $3.50 nm. daily, except Sun.
DAY; 80 p. m, daily.
LEAVE PhILADElrHIA ron WLMINaToN.
Dniiy,b ., 'elj, 10 90, ali 10 u. M, 400
noon, iO3OO, 't4u'l 70. Al, Oj, @ iOa7 40,
so, ~ 10 pm.
M, y -, y l0"hd . ll.3 y. III. sunday
on,y. $40 n. M, " g .. lli.
Telephone No. la3.
~ Rates to western points lower than
Siuany other limo.
e.o.sCU LII, Ut. oDELL,
Cen Ifass. AIT. Geul ManageE
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

The past month will be memorable
for the number OF fires. and the entire
year tor its disasters by the elements
During the last week Of November
many millions of dollars were swept
away Ia smoke, and while a number
OF cities were visited by disastrous
contlagrations, those at Lynn, Boston
and Minneapolis are pre- eminent In
the trst two cities numbers OF build.
ings were destroyed, while in the lat.
Ter there was probably score Of lives
lost. We cannot iortell what is vet to
come during the present month and
before the close OF the year, but taken
all through, the present year has been
one OF the most hateful and disastrous
In the history OF this country. To be
sure, we have escaped epidcmics, but
this has been made up for by loss OF
life ty flood and other agencies. 1t is,
therefore, to be hoped that the new
year may be more suspicious, and that
we may escape the Fisitations expert
enced during the past twelve months
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Coal and wood, -four and feed, Lehleh
coal, schuylkll coal, Lee coal. An
grades OF spring and winter wheat fur
Minnesota llour, Hungarian -four, LEAFS
Hour. In barrels or hall barrels. All
kiud' OF mi 4 iced at mill pt.ces. Oak or
pine kinddng wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 224D lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. Ouicr, yard aud warehouse,
oII Veal Front street. Telephone 500.
l2-3-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

WHAT to do when bitten by insects
and yenomous reptiles is a practical
question that is answered 10 another
column. Such valuable and enter.
tanning instruction as is given 10 day
by our report OF the lecture of Prof
Theodore A. Schurr, before Goldcy's
Commercial College, will be widely
and gladly read.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
WANAAIAKER's.

than the Rochester we'd pu,
it at the top. We don't
Soft, clear, steady light; the
brightest and mellowest we
know oil from oil. The
center draft is what does it.
Like an Argsnd burner.
Ridiculously simple, and as
safe as a lamp can be.
Handsome, too. No won-
der gas is being crowded out
in so many homes. $3.50
to SIP.
For a floor Lamp the HoI.
lings, of course. There
seems to be no getting
ahead OF Their safe and Ger
tain up and down way. A
toucu IS enough.
Second noor, fourth gallery.
Horse Goods are In Holi-
day shape. We make a
specially of Horse Blankets,
Lap Robes, Whips. surcin.
giles and Halters. A COM
plete, we'll rounded stock in
every respect and Wana.
maker prices!
Stable Blankets, 9Jc to IS.
Square Blankets, 81. 20 to 50.
Plush Lap Robes, 81 to SIS.
Y Wooien Lap RUaes, Is " S25.
BASEMENT, Market street side.
john WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

gentleman whose sight was SO weak
lie couln not see 10 recognize an object
uut few feet from him. after using QUO
bottle Of Dr.. simms' hye Cure, could TIL
an object across the street. We know OF
several cases OF this kind during the
week. J, Is the great sight prescrser 20
aud 20 cents. 4il aud King.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

D.A. Powell, Nos. Sus and $50 Madison
street, has lake pike, lake shtd, white
FISH, Founders, trout, green /, iae, CoIlth,
paddock, etc. Oysters by the quart o
buthel. Delivered tree OF charge "a AZ
parts ot the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

riuLApLLrniA, Tuesday, Dec, 3. Isso.
Two OF Pllestly's Blacks
take a down dip toward your
pocketbook. Heavy-aei, hit
Camel Hair from $3.50 to
81; Silk-warp toulG from
81 3 to 75c.
Plenty more black stufs
with the prices warped.
Here are four qualities
Granite Cloth just from the
manufacturer:
40-ineh SIC grade for 75c.
4o-lnch 81 grade for o5c.
4tincl sl.2j grade ior 81.
43-iuch tl.j0 grade SIPS.
75c black All-wool dag
onals and Serges go from
Is cts Csc; black Whipcord
Oiagonals from 81 to 75c.
Small Armure Stripes from
81 to 75c.
Northwest Of cintre.
$40 Robes for S12.5o
S22 Robes for S14.
$50 Robes for SIS.
That's the pith OF the story.
Newest ard most expensive
weaves for handsome dresses.
Plush decorations.
Southwest OF centre.
Hyou know what q House
Coat or Smoking Jacket
should be, not a word more
is necessary; simply see
these; In any case you are
not likely to see such high
quality and low price going
hand in hand.
Plain Cloth, s..
Trimmed with italian Cloth, So. 90.
Trimmed with Satin, $50.
Trimmed with Quilted Satin, - to
Sl2.
japanese silk, plain colors, So.
japanese S.lk, stripes, .6 ~.
Fer lounging and tumhiing
about in, tac Engllsh Plaids
and Stripes are beet $3.50
to $40 so.
Cne'tagt street side, west OF Main Aisle.
ii we knew a better Lamp
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
hlarVe Gus.

A gentle man whose sight was so weak
ne could not see to recognize au Object
thfse ieet from him, had his eyes com
pletsiy cured by using DR., Slmms' Eye
Cure and thus was rellt we'd OF the tlou6le
o. wearing elasses. This famous nell-
clue cures every time.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

For rhilAdelphia (eIpressl. 81, z.l an
ii'el A. az OH, 81. u 81, 70d, ami
Accom- odAtiou, 100. s.tA aIoA.M ,a,n
r. 80, -. 10 o. and 10 Is T.. NJ.
Eor Chester Se1nress, h5i. il.5l A, NJ, 6T,
Accom SodstISS., 5oo; s.ls go a. m. ia.lo
kur New York (expresl, rs s.5l An
7.0a, Hnd 10. " =. NJ
FOR West Chester, via Lamokin, s.ILA. NJ,
For New ate " IS night.
=, For Cape CharleA, Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk, l2.0! night.
For Middl,town, Clayton, Dover, wyoming
FELTON,, Harrington, Hrilgeyille, Sealurl.
Laurel, and lemar. a.0l night.
Baltimore aud Warrington. sc, H.0t io.i2
A. NJ. 2n, 4 Is, '6 O., b41 20 T., NJ. aud
" q Night. Baltimore G.l2 z. NJ. and Il. Is
Leave Philadelphia Rroad Street, for wit
mington express, $50. 10. Ills AN,
40 o. '6l5, 80. 6s7, ni& 1872, ani
Accommodation, say 80. IO2sa. IN. u. 3,
20S. arc. SIS. iOi, ! "a -, IN.
Fer further Information, passengers ar
referred to the ticket office AT the stau "a,
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra lare Is charged.
CHAs. v. PuGH. J. u. WOOD,
General Msns"er. General Passenger Agent.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

The celebrated 3 B. b. B. cigar, manu-
featured by II. F. Bourbon & Bro. No.
zig West Second street Sold at ali the
.eading hotels and cigar stores. Try one
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

just received fine line Of Genis' Plush
Scars aud Winter Unlorwear, at the
lowest prices. T. A. SHARNoN, No. 3l3
West Second street. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Fine straight goat, button, spring heel,
sizes II to l8ii. These are beauties, and
only 800
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

High instep and wide ankle hutton shoes
for adi stop at Babcock's, BOG Market
street above Second. East side.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Lot OF Mons Congress c,t,...
D u ., v, usual price q. Our nl,',
Lot OF Mems Calf Button. si,,.a,
io' regular price 800. Oar pr.gss
Lot OF Mems Cnlf Button .f,,.
sL.10. N"' p'oe@l
Lot OF Mems Calf Creole co,,,...
y last, sizes Il, 4. q. l0and N ,.r"e
Our price only $l.7j. " ''.'' ~
Lot OF Mems Fine Calt Hpt,on st,,p
w ana 10, viii cost Won 81, @
other store. Our price only .l9 " AZ
Lot OF Mems Calf Uool, lac, ,,.,
toe and the latest New York ,o t'u,a
enough at $3.50 oU ,SE n ,rEi,'l u, y; c,ai
- 80 o'''S ''N
Lot OF Mems Fine Calf rop,rc., M
''' "''' ~
'''''' our price only s'.b
Lot OF Rows, Coo, v..,,.t..u..
shnos u, nys uool Nutk'ns llnoklu
s, market piice ii "a u%t'n,,... y.
''''
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

price Doc,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
BBER
Goats and Boots

For Men and Boys.
Large, medium and small.
For Gum Coats, send your
tiny, little tackers down here
and we can fit them.
Southwest Corner Front and
Market sts., only Rubber
House in the city.
Pure White Rubber Nursery
She,ting.
Rubber Gloves, Rubber
Hats, Ladies Gossameres, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Kid and pebble button, sizes II TO
cheap ut Sl7j. ourprice only 81 20.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

SQUARE toe pebble button, real yalu
$40. Our price only sl2J.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
Now is the Time to buy Your Winter Foot
for Your self and the Bows.

Lot Of Mems Fine Kip Boots, long leg,
STA b-S, y, 10 and II, you can't produce
,nrir equal short Of 81 Our price only
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Pebble and kid. wedge heel, button
Zoe.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Glove kid top button, usual price ~. so.
Our price only sl.75.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Pebble button. heel and spring heel,
only Y5c,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Goat lace shoes Toe. Pebble button ijc.
Lot Of Babies Goat Lace Shoes. only
Nhoes only ljrents. Every purchaser {
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
HASAHIAAER's.

Strong Cough Candy, INST 2nd st.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Brazilian Balm for colds, 20 doses ioc
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

lot OF CIIIIDREN'S

Pebble kid, sprint heel, button, wor
sic. Onr price Csc.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
EAsTsIpE
EAsTsDs
WATCH YOUR CORNER,
EAST SIDE
EAST SIDE

Don't run after the first fellow that cacklcs about /
but take look around and size up the bot,yr Uu9an
offered that's good advice ioryou and suits the You an
House, because we know very well that when yon, S
others show and got their lowest prices YOU @ a
to the Family Shoe House. where for quality and a ' Dad
beat them all Remember liberal rule of eyrtt se
what you buy here does not fit suit bring b1rl I5
changed or get your money. - nave
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

French KID button. cheap at 1850. On
price $40
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for VIII
i II is ssAp1e,sl 49,. 10. dT "a. 70 g.
,oi, -, Sos, 'SW. 90. 5ooii, So ~ Il ia
lcGomodatioa, e2S9lS o2SusS am.
10 " aud II 80 y. M.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
Phaadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad

~ tbftbW
81 $50 IN 90, 1901, Is q, iii i u'S
q q ~, y ~ i2sl lss. az, Us III, S5z
| |oss, IN 10 an. M. - - W
ACCOMMODATION, q ", sBS 7O4 SO iol1
n M iEs4, 2S 400, 5h5i- 10, 10 20, 10 /.
FOr Chester Cexpress,, 1883, 7nsn o,o
ys ~, - a. M, II ~. SO. 55, 5id' and
Accommodation, co, O5a : o. an ma,
iSn ~, I'm, 2& 400 S29 90, %,
New York, j 5. 2S2 40 saem am
~ o.. 10 Is, II biA M, - III IL a / m, -
Is, %, u. - ~, o. vi, and 10 a n =. 80
For West Chester. via I.Amokin a ab .na
ele n. Ia, 81 and 60 y. IN. -"
=. for Newark tCtntfe) and intcrme1iate ~,
! uons 4OA, M, u 81 and d g. y. m, ''''
baltimore and intermediate stations /, 4.
n. M l. y M, and 10 10 night,
baltimore and Bay Line, "a D. m
haliiingre aud Washington, 4 "a, 4 OF piI
~ - snd y " a. w., u u Il Ia AZ
~ ~ ", g. np. 10, and ~ II night,
ifAIna Tor delaware Division leave for.
New Castle, 80 a. M, ~ ~ 2A asa
-, po y. NJ, sDd u IS night.
9eorEetown 80 a. m, 3 80 and 7,O) H. H.
q marFington, bciinar. and way stations,
Express for Harrington, $50 aud ZOO n. m.
Express Tor Dover, Harrington. aud Del
MAJ, Y ~ q. m.and Y u y. IN.
FRANKLIN City. 80 =. m.
Express for Cape Charles Old Point Com.
ioft ana Noriolk, u u a, M, and IL q y. M,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Fine pebble button. worth 800 o,
price only 800.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Lot OF Mems Kip Boots, long leg,
sizes sizes b, Z, ., and II, usual price Si.OO.
Our price only S3.25.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Lot of mems Coarse Boots, general
price $3.50. Our price only $l.75.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Lot Of Mems Kip Boets, long leg.
sizes 81, e. d and = cheap at 1915. Our price
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Fine pebble button, worth $3.50. Our
price only 500
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03
LADIES'

Fine kids, mat kids. glovo kid top and
Kangaroo kid button samples, small
sizes would cost you In tho regular way
S.00, Our price only s2.25. These are Of
several different styles and makes but
all prime and warranted.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Very fine Tampico goat buttor
regular price, sJ.25. Our price only ~ 81
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Lot Of Men Kip Tap Sole Roots, long
leg, sizes =. y, aud 10, worth $3.50. Our
price $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

WE WANT tn INTEREST yuu
and not be tedious, will talk about things we ,
to be interested in you
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Lot OF Mems Kip Boots, long leg.
usual price 1915. Our price Sc. IS,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-03

Baby's Lace Shoes lOc. Baby G.:a
Shoes, ljU.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-03-14

Gov. PENNoYER has appointed Col.
\. B. Knight to fill the vacancy
caused by the declination of c. 2.
Church TO serve on the railroad COM
mission appointed by the governor
under the old law. which he main
tains is yet in force. The legality OF
the commission will be tested when
the secretary of state refuses to draw
the warrants for the pay of the CON-
missioners.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-03-14

TIE report of Sir Julian Paunce-
fote's appointment as British minister
to tbe United States is semi-officially
confirmed. He will answer no harm
less looking letters purporting to
come from fellow Britons sojourning
in Pomona, Cal.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-03-14
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
we have been selling DIR. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well. or
that have given such universal satiSfac-
tion. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. J.
w. Conn, Druggist.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-03-14
Real Estate Transfers.

Alex. Campbell to D. R. Blount,
lots s and 9, blk 8, Clatsop Grove;
$500.
Eliza Lee Kinney to W. S. Kinney;
undivided half interest lot IA, blk 5S,
McClure's Astoria, except north two
feet, $4,000.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-03-14

In New York city, according to a
prominent merchant of that place,
1000 bookl1eepers are looking for work
which they would gladly do for $40 a
week.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-03-14

All the patent medicines advertised
in this paper, together with the choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles, etc. can
be bought at the lowest prices, at J. W.
COnn'S drug store. opposite OcaidrDt
hotel, Astoria.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-03-14

New England fishers lost last sea-
son twenty-three vessels, valued at
S115OOO. and eighty-three lives, whose
yalue is beyond computation.