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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

Ms. Frsd C. Pstsshons. Of whstcom, 10
Ia the city.
Mrs.. q Baxter left for San Francisco on
the ousen Of The Pacific last evening.
Mr.. w. Caryl Ely and wife. Of NIAGARA
Falls. n. u. ars soicaruing In the city.
Captain J. 4. Hatfield win return from
San Francisco about The middle OF nsxt
Week.
M. Warren l. 0assam left for San
Fraccisoo On the onssn Of The Pacific lass
evening.
Mr. ". II. Mod. 81 Portland. general
agent a. The Northwestern line. vaa In the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrx ]. r. Chours. two children
and maid. of San Francisco. are registered
- the Rainier.
Mr.. c. W. C. Pesers. Mr.. =. g Henry
and Mr.. Alex Lewis. Of Portland. were IN
the city yesterday.
Captain e. N. Carr Was . passenger for
san frAnc3eeo On the Queen Of the Pacific
which len hsFs last evening.
Mrs. J. r. McEaught and Mrs. W. H
runphrsy lsfs for San Francisco on the
Queen OF the Pacific yesterday.
Mrs. George u. Snow and children leave
here this morning tor SpcknSes where MA
snow vsii visit her father. Judss u. l.
Rice.
Mr.. w. r. Raid. revising clerk OF the
Union Pacific ofsice here. returned yest<r~
DAY from two moashs' visii in Winston.
n. c.
Judge G. II. Hanfcrd. The newly sp-
pointed United States dissyset ladee. has
len for whatccm 10 attend court. He viii
resurn The latter part Of the week
I&wis Hyams. vho vss elected recorder
IL salt Lake City on Monday. on the Cen
sile ticket Il brother al the senior menu
hss ~ the arm Of HyAms. rAssoa q 10.
of tAss city.
NJ. Howard D. Ssaasca. Tor yeArs . law~
Yer al Champaign, ILL., accompanied ~ his
vie. arrived in the city yesterday. Mr..
Slanscu cnmes 10 Seattle 10 permanently
ioratnS He and bis vile viii reside tempo
rarity a. les South sixth street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

Ne Vim pinee % saie somorrUW Ill ~ rom.
nnutA that acunmulased turing our big SALE Al
Ia suSsous depsrtments are Wcu reprepente6
W have maxked then q prices that win insure
their speedy sala Chester Cleaxy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13
AnacOrteS
The Queen City Of the Lower
Sound.

We are making specially Of Anae orses prop
cry AID control so lots In the ofixtnsl town
site. uhseh We are seiling ~ $3.50 and oAoo.
Noihsnx else can te had in the sownsits los -
fhAn $500 AID Si,0A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

~ 0G11D
- $780, 0UuSf
,'.'-s--
rlre : -
- ~
e S711I1, - = Nl16f II 60 =
lIl : -
d1K - ~ i,iru = 11111.
"a S7:- - a = S1S~ S..5 6Sss-sl
|'|<'s' g 5S'S ~ TS5;sS1 ~ u..1ssi1
.sxI ...7 1ss;, r. s., .'z.S. .s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13
THEY WANT 10 TEACH



- uaes 4ness q q a n J.
eIannef1ens eommanced yesseFday = -
YounG XafuyaIistf' haii. anniversary
erounds. under ~ lirec1toa - County
6unerfnsar6en1 y. a Punnr. Exanfna-
ex,s.~ -~~~ N~sa Z. s~sa.~,.-,.r. a,ffhwp<ie
- -. - - ~ s.1e-Y $s-s--- ~
-
- peeee1ce g
- sxnmtnae1pus wM - - scno0 -,
rhys6nfoay, geography and reading
1hse ~ twenfy-foux oooehers prueeut,
vlfeh = - eu.sIlest nd mhex e any exnua-
srn1f-- - - - ra.~.n a -
x-."- - - - = ~ 49,
: = - - y
~ neauy ~ - nos Nssuents g AA1e
county. Only TO ~ city soocnefA
1hQo ~ sixtoon lndjss and nine eensao-
men ana theiS 80 vary fsom u % 81
voaru Yol1owfns ~ ~ naanas a. thuss
. ~vtes,...
49, a. 80 49,
,,s...- !. 49, 49, Ann' 49, -. -.
0eSQo oS1sW0td, Aax1,e =. nh. Warsss
Davis. Liilis r. Whits. Ida q. Hensseighs
Leila ]. Chisholm. Berthe g. Kelly. NagEte
n. YARN. Dora Clvwax. Clara II. Mitch
~11 - NJ FefveeaA M y. n. Mar
~.si ~. q Co., "a 49,. 81 n.
rssss -. !. - ~ssss-s r~e--S I.,,t $50
Neahnes Royal >. 1ut0n, Joeepn uaSln0uses
=. II Sheppard. John II. 6paydes =. y.
McXou9htou. Irwin Hyefu, Ihoma1
Owens and Arthur Rone.
4 A. ~r~<a~ $4,000 =, x.e<k n King
~-..-.- - -.-.- - ~Ls-s-.s - .~.-~s,
~. - esr.hs = 800 - v..r e.,.a -
.'-s.-ss 49, s-sss.- - . .--ss,- ~,
. sC =. ~ :! e11o Ous - 1870 =.
= -. ~.s.ss- s-s. - -~~..~...--
- sMss Sso 49, 80 49,
efe issued % apphcenn VINO receavs sov
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13
HENRTFTrAa REnucFn

Ne reduced the price Of those nne. IN wool
ensfn dufshed henxiettaa, complete line oi
coloFs very wtde and ina - 500 . yard q thu
un3a, Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

Dick Richards. ~ho was shot By David
Denee. has 80 far recovered a. to be able TO
leave his bed. and yesterday, for the first
time. he Was oat OF bis home. His arm il
healing rapidly and the wound in his breast
n practically heased.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

ne pheasant eae~s All TIE resfees safety
vzan which an1s<s may u>s The iseatd fxzzs laxs
saavs. exrue a. FssA ensasx ell ecassssenA naas
n uneaR mversss ssne&y IA y pa~~sssx - tas
eye and - - sAxxe. geatis. yst sscsaAi IN -.
80 - ne kfansys ifves An4 he~eSA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13
DREsa GOODS

An or dsem goods reduced 1t the sale Won
Aofful haxHniun. CHKsTEn cLBARY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

One Crawford. vhe ~ Ii shs real estsse
hustnsss ~ Anaesrt~s. 10 ss1sss1 - -
vay - eur IL. Crawford. SD has NJ een-
ssessos 10 soy vsy wtsh sss srn. has ~
pssssA ssassmsnss - Ne esnisAsy nss-
utshssandang.
Messrs 8asisF. Bsesa . Co. are ear
ale rxrsessnaostvee II AnseegseA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13

Fine all wool lngrains; splendid
wearing goods in an elegant selection
Of patterns at 65c per yard. These
goods are reduced from Soc pr yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-13
55e 65e 500
THREE SAMPLES,
6hA A choceline Of Body Brussels IN most modern
and elegant patterns offered at S. Per yard
KILL These goods have been selling for $Iax

A complete and rich sclcctionof Tspes-
try Brussels have been cut down from zsc
to 55c per yard These goods are worth
double the money.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
A FEW CURES

sTade hy joys Vegetable larsapariiia.
Mrs Bcldcu. an aged and feeble lady at 30
Mason St., san Francisco, after going dowa
steadily for months was completely restored
and is now we'll and healthy.
J. II. Brown, book-keeper, Petal ma. cured
entirely OF Lis Indigestion and cot tipati5u.
Miss Clara Melvin, rs ieRrney street s. f.,
cured OF an aggravated case Of Indigestion
and constipation.
J. L. Fouralt, Chief Wharhngsr, foot Of
Clay street, s. T., cured Of pains IN the hack,
liver trouble and sick headaches
Mrs. J. IAmpherc 1912 Market street, 5. e..
had been under physicians care for two
years for liver complaint With the third bot
lie she regaAed her old accustomed health.
kred A. Blocker, Baldwin Hotei, S. T., SUI.
ered for years with dyspepsia. Felt bette,
,Le first week and Is now cured.
Gustav Solomon Of 2Gl Valencia street, s. =.
cured OF sick Eeadarhes and NSer roui
Edward Ncstell. - Everett. treet, :. F.,
cured Of pains in taa Jack and chronic hN
!ousneEs
AI.d "va- irsln "th"s-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
Two Through Trains Each Va!
DAU y. Wa
UNION PACIFIC system.

Commencing with sunday, March -u..
both nrst and second-clA-s tickets wiil tr
houorrd on The Limited East Nall.
trai Is 5 and (, NJ well also on the "'iNrr
land Flyers Nos. und2,
s'The Limited East Nail trains age
equipped with Pullman palace ana rH'-
ni-t sleepeTs. dining ctrs, chair cats 'tbI
cuacAes, ana run solid bet" IA f"illlr'
and hicago, daily without Change,
Ilp''bEfIIagd Flyer trains hir e4ulIt ttl
wltn f.lluHu palace -irrPrf- nra C"'irr,
letvsln Portland and touucl huiir, uHu
with Pullman colonl~t -lerprr- between
Portland -uu Kansas CITY, dHtlyt Wiihnai
change.
Connect ions ere made at Ppratells with
through trains tound from salt Lake, ald
al cheyenne with through trains % ana
from DenYer, Kansas city and -. Louis.
The above trains afford The quickest
time between the Northwest iaclfc coasl
and Eastern and Oulhern points.
Detailed time Of trains, rates, through
tickets baggage checks etc, can d. Jrp
cured upon application t0auy agent ~ th'
Union Pacific system. T. ". LIZ
3-7-jt-yF Genl Pass. .. gent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
CASUALTIES AND CRIMES.
Real Estate Dealer in Phil.
adelphia a Defaulter.
TO-DAYS RllLROAD DISASTER.
Further Fire i'm the Ill-Fatcd
Canadian Asylum for thc
Insane.

.URlHER DtsTREsS TO The INSANE.
LoNGvE PoINT, Qucb"c, My =
liun"rv OS he insane YUM
I which one hundred patents were
non 'G during ;hr night h'~ just
trSeu fire. Inmates were Hciu-
removed when the i've broke ort
lld glls,e now >. fc outside, The
ylLm burned down yesterday and
,'e rescued inmlins had been con-
signed to thc laundry for safe kn,p-
ug.
Thee were in arcerated in Tongue
Point 1860 lunatics, for that asy Ium
+ VS. prison more than u hospital,
and now not more than llUJ are
accounted for, but many escaped in
F {, the fields and woods, aud the
dead are ashes amongst ashes.
Nynat is the number OF dead is pure
"a matter OF conjecture aud can
nevCT be asceWaj1rd since no other
.ecorG is kept than in the asylum
0ool, and they are destroyed. TAX
ing into consideration the whole of
theeviCence from tiremen, hali-sa!e
/ inmates and sisters in charge, it Is u
conservative estimate to say thn,
90 inmates met their death, thou9 b
some say the number is double that ,
ard others place it below this figure.
However tbs fact remains, no such
calamity has fallen on the pyOrinre
Of Quebec since the carlies. tim'S.
LIATEr.-Sister Thcr,sc De Jesus,
Superiorpls of burned -iNum, places
loss of lie at certainly twenty and
possibly iifty. Dir. puquetc, Gov
ernment Medicl! inspector places
loss OF lire at lest sixty. H is
strongly opposed % placing lundtics
uuder the care a" sisters. Loss is
fiji. , ny pla2p, 'gh ne 81, - 1880;
in5u1anc1 s 5000
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
BRIEF NOTES.

On wh.t The members who with
d ew rom the conference set forth
p3a IL ,on, in the loc ! pre-. . of this
city for their GctOh:
III two apple II; rOr the mimi
Try were refused examination on
tuait rcquircd ability LccAu~e they
affirmed in answer to a question
the. thv believed the bishops SUI
pension 70 be legal.
Now this was nothing more thun
he individual eXpro ion of one OF
Two Examiners, and not the action
of the conference. If it was an
mi jIot ,.e4,ment OF the applicants,
il shoulu lave been brought 10 the
iacnLo.s OF The conference for cor
.cc.ior I'd not becoM c,ul-e for
,,.,Jlious II ,tcp a. O disrupt a con-
ie.,py', @ gciully since they had .
majority N conference ari co1in
have e.>il.' corrected it.
The second reason is because The
men who endorsed the bishop, re-
ia ed 10 gree TO receive .wo men
who were not sent by the board OF
mis- ions.
1t ia evident from ell this, OH
th's point, had The men who
en- 0 cd the bishop e: reed to their
pI0po ton they would ha recog-
ni..,i h bishop, hence the row at
/ -. oy liny of the corfer CO cHd
. ,l",r-wi,nIr wi does not urn on
he .r.pendcd bishop bu because
,heif proposition wa. not Gccc0ted
+ OF Eeoause the bishops mec would
aot make aL even tlde of men.
rney of course withdrew Lefofe the
.....t II WIS brought to q :e-tin The
70. lrelca. Can so silly 4 matter
te 4 e. ure + so seiioAs step. They
ccy,oinl" recognized the bishop prior
t. ,ac conference in making preach
..iy appointments anC orrfnElng
chmch dedicatiOus Iow pendiny.
/ AnC her Ieason is hccluSe Of the
,pi,het publishing hcuae ro' ,.'
VIII n hey demanded nothing bat
the money appropriated a year Egg
for .erv' IS rendered during The
pa year. The s,,vice rendered by
nc c mtu lurin2 the past yea, anC
the money .piopridted from east
+ e.. n fund was al! under leg;l con
= tract .- aZui - by -. ard no
until ;heir Withdrawal dld tn'
matter comeup Tor Olsen on. TheI
J even no o.rar thought was enter
r tained 4 d that they shall recely
r every dollar O. tne appropriation j.
. service rendered. How the matt,
4. can be cause for their most on
fortunate course will require al
|, answer from the gods.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
win r,cr.-c n salem is still q

d
tt'A'.N FTFAID REPORT.
Tie Anti-BCwnan faction of the
Evangelical conference concluded
their session yesterday, ana last
night R'v. d. Bowersoy replied to
Bishop BowmaA's defense Uf hi 10
sition. They are firm n tp,,r state.
ment that the Bowman party is not
The le.s,l body of nc conference AMI
that their actions are null and void.
THE BOWMAN PARTY ADJOURN.
Following is the report of the
Bowman faction:
The conference was called to orde
at nine O'Clock, and aft.f the regu' r.
devotional exercises the business
vas transacted with Dispatch.
The following resolutions were
.dopted:
Pc olved, That the trustees of
the Oregon Conference OF the Evan
2ClirGi Association of North Amer
ica, ere authorized to contt t the
conveyance of church property
within the bounds OF this confer
2uce that may he attempted 10y the
men who withd 'ew from the con-
,C. nee.
Va REAs, J. DowersoX, G.. G..
Polling, +. :. BOllinger, H. l.. Pratt,
F. :. Lock. j. NJ. Dick, A, r. John
son, j. H. Hershner, c. NJ. Plow-
man, j. NJ. Beauchamp, T. A. EOst
and l.. ScObert consented To and
participated in the affair of the
above named preamble reference ID
the disgruceful row at the opening
OF the conference) 40, inst the word
o. God, The laws aud order OF our
church, and deliberately withdrew
Iroll the conference, and
WHEREAS, This conference 10y a
resolution assured the above named
per.ons that they should be dealt
with IN a forbeariug spirit and
Christian manner, should they
choose to return, aud
WHEREAS, Th'o offerw sircate ed
With contempt, the5e ore be it
RDoLvED, that c. c. Polin';, j.
=. LC f. s. Lol MGR end -. l..
il II Jnnr, wnc e condUcu VS. Of
c,,"i e, end who "emed leaders IN
the .es olu,ion" " p C" 'din.,s have,
by thCit public conduit. forfeited Ell
their iigh,7 and pr,ril2. ~ minis
,-ra md mlm De11 OF lie Evan e!it !
nc' i,,, opG :, va Vin1 "a tHoi /,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07

Itching Piles are known by moisture
lise De niratiun, causing intense itching
wrel wctm. This form as well as Blind
B.-edjng and protruding, yield at once to
4 . 30 uko's Pile Remedy, whi ch acts
C ectly on the parts affected, absorbs tn.
iOC.s, allays itching ard effects a perman-
Clt cure, so cents. Druggist or mail;
elise free. Dr. BOSankO, Piqua, o, Sold
b.- Smith 4 Steiner
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
%2,C.0,CI) FIFE.

L .iZAEETB, n. ). May 7.-The
clt.e we.t front of the SirGer
.2win machine factory was guti"d
bE la"tliyh's IRE.
lGlmo worked their way to the
ms, brilding cl"aring out entire
> GcG to, ether with 1900 finished
machines and 100000 needle
The 10 : is [ timuted at Sn0,GC),C 10
and il fully in rred.
over 3,u.J operators are idle.
4he fire w discovered ld,e 'asl
nj ;h. The entire lie department
l,spondcG but their work I'D liite
cdrcC, ed ut midnight wa f. rnl
t,o n, N building was de- troy,d.
The works employed SO, 900 persons.
pa. IN. the fire was spreading
rapidly. Great excitement prevails
il the cay, and thousands of people
are viewing the fire.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07

THE DIAMOND HOsE-This is con-
sidered the best in the market,
warranted To be made all Of new
rubber, and hence a garden hose that
will not rot in one season. sold ex
elusively by Baker & Strang. DIFF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07

THEY BLo0N.-lhe flowers on
the label Of Prairie Flower canned
corn-choicest in the market-only
firm that keeps It in the city Farrar
4 Co. Il
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
AN EMBEZZL LEM ENT.

PHGLADEL2ElA, Penn, May T.
L. Ell, wood Line. ar, young real
G. I3a2ent h : dis ppc.red ahd il
D, ch rgcd that ne has emhezzlcd
d,nds entrus 4 10 him for invest
ment amorn n% to from FIFTY to
J. ,venty tbou Dd dollars.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
g)I.IlSI0N,

ALLIES swN, Pa, May This
morning The New Jersey Central
eXpre-s train ran into Lehigh Val
Iev pg senser train at this city.
There is known to be II lady pl,sen-
.,or killed, and five or six others M
jurcd, not seriously.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
The TARIFF,
Greatest Debate in American
History Eegun.
NlJ0k NcE.N.EI OPEyS IlE B'll
Other Important Political and
General News OF the
Day.
The TARIFF DEBATE.

The TARIFF DEBATE.
WA HINGToN, d. c., May T. 3
the house the committee on e,,c-
tions reported on the Alabama c.uI-
tested election Gaze of McDuiiie Y
Iurpiu in itvor OF the claims of con-
test.nt. 1t was ordered printed aud
.ajor Mckinley, OF Ohio moved
to so in;o committee q the who'e
tor consideration of the republican
ta;ifT bill.
In beginning the deba,e Oh the
tariff bill Congre -man Payson, of
Illinois, occupies the chair. Ma
.;ar Mckinley said he hop / to clo-,
the debate by Saturday evening.
sir. Mills,ef Texas, protested against
20 short time to L allowed for de
bate. Mr.. McKinley's motion was
then agreed to.
The house then went commit -
of the whole, and MAJOR Mckinley
took the floor in support of the bill
He said the last political campaign
hau resulted IN a clear majority of
republicans in this house and in the
pre- ence of Benjamin +. Harrison
in the presidents chair That de-
'lS'oh hle'nt lndI Il ieN'S'oh oi ''''il
W u..i'.iu.u o'.,.. " '"V - pIIpI~ ,,D,,' w
49, L,.V ,,.s ,,,'7 " I, 'S,0 r,,, a,,>..'..ia,'
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80 ~ "A IasnitoI, aoo.dol =,
10. We nos al service JuIv 1st.
vvrrn,xo
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n'7ii -, = .i,i. y,.n,.,.,,,, - ~ 80 ta,,
'N' !" - ~ c,r AVE., ~ ,.',., w. ,,.,,. ,
: ,.', ,io' "o', " ~ ~ nt't,,l.,' ~ at,naI
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SlO,C)),C,o A YEAR.
E,E,o- AyR.7. S. A., May T.
C;a,e ! ,cu,ations II We been di =
covered The government custom
,,-1 ~ w, ..,,,,o,, ~, on,I..1ylor,,,i.,
-, 81 - ,n,o,nt 70 Of 10 4.
,.,ir.or dou -, onnu.lIv
-.....-..
p,,.o ,I,- Tho q m than
49, .,3.o.aa. lI;oond Torrooino
nror,i,r \ ,ol, 70 worl
FAST GTEAMEC.
NEW Yorr Nav The Ham
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
Money Wanted.

All persons indebted to the estate Of f.
IL. Bellenger, deceased, are hereby noti-
nep to make settlement Immediately
with w. T. ri don, l56 state street,o with
the undersigned at her residence in alem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
FATAL FIGHT.

BTNiNGHANr Ala, May 7.-Ihrce
ncgr Is were killed in quarrel over
q. nne of C-rGs ne.tr OneontL,
Rlou codnty, last night
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07

Oregon people like Oregon pro-
duc,s, and that is the reason they
buy those excellent stoves Of Steiner
& BlCsSer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07

NURE AND PREVENTlNE WITH
bout mellcine For information cun-
csrnlug DT. A. MILFORD HALL {
Health Pamphlet, call on or address
r. l.. MOOR r.. Local Agt.,
University Building, salem oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07

She-De,r r Claude, you may call
LIN if you will bring me box Of
Jones & Barnardi's home mnde can
dioe
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
Everything as Fine as tbc Finest

For SALE hundred head
OF pure bred Angora goats. ,3 per
head will take the entire band cH-
cepung ten head, for the next 30
DAYS. ". If. BYAHe.
SALE, o., April ~, 1880.
l-244U a ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07

The Bon Ton es,-.urant is settling
the beet 2j-cent meals in the city
now. Monroe Nye.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
OZARK. on 10 EETIRE.

pNTl LUGC, Pa, May 7.--On the
WY to De mo!n:,, Iowa, this morh-
ing 60 attend the funeral of his
4, her, Assistant General Clarkson
= q he Id definitely decided to
le, We pos al service July lst.
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A WEDDING.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May THE
mgrris 2e of Lille Rosc"rans to Gov
e lor Toole of Montana, was quietly
solenni2ed at -. Matthews church
ateleven o'clock day. The we'd
q no VS. DiiVatn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07

Dr. Mason now has his dental
rooms in the new Eldridge block. If.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-07
S10,C3),C-1 A YEAR.
FAST GTEAMEE.

NEW YorC, May The Ham
burg American Packet comp. ny 5
new EXPIRE sseSmer, Normanni2,
m2de a t"i,l trip to-Cny from Gl-e-
gov, m&kirg the E. t time Of twen-
t, one kno; per hour, which is
equivalent t) twerty-four and one
hr'f miles per hOur
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-4ss15. m. rIy. Portland Ar $40. IA.
500 =. m. Ar.McMinnylile Nv. %. 'jr. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-09

CHURCH NOTES.


Winchester Presbytery will meet in Mar
tinsburg, April 10.
Communion service in the NJ. E. Church,
South, next Sunday morning.
Rev. C. n. Campbell preached in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday night.
Bishop Peterkin will visit Zion Church,
St. Philips Chapel and St. Andrews Chapel
for confirmation on Sunday, April 9th.
Rev. Miles S. Reed, the new pastor OF the
Baptist church in this place, preached his
first sermon here on Sunday last, and made
a most favorable impression.
Ruling Elder Emmanuel Schaefer was
elected to represent the Charlestown church
at Presbytery, which will meet in Martins
burg to- morrow. Ruling Elder John Burns
is alternate.
Services appropriate to Easter were held
in the NJ. E. Church, South, on Sunday.
Rev. Dr. Gardner preached on the resurrec-
ton, and the chancel was profusely adorned
with flowers.
The Valley ConvOcatiOn of the Episco-
pal Church will convene in Trinity Church,
Shepherdstown, on April 10Th, and con-
tinue its session several days. Bishop Peter
kin will be present.
Rev. c. H. Minor of the New School Bap-
list Church (colored), immersed eight can
didates in the mll-race last Sunday after
noon. Four persons were immersed by
Rev. c. c. wainwright, of the Free Baptist
Church Ccolored). He was assisted in the
service by student at Slower College who
is a native of Africa.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning last, after the usual
preparatory services on Friday and Satur-
day. The admission of five persons to
church membership was announced, and
the rite of baptism administered to Ethel
Louise, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Brown.
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PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
PEOPLES BARGAIN STORE
.N0tice.

To Raphael Showaltcr Isaac Showalter Maria
Warner and Ann Rececca Moore:
This is TO give notice that if the Deed OF
Trust. executed by James H. Moore to John 5.
Moore. Trustee. of date June 18th, 1858, and
recorded in the County Clerk office OF Jetfer-
son County w. Va, Deed Book 80, page 243.
and if not released on or before the 10th day
of May 1890, and the legaoies charged on the
and. purchased by James II. Noore) payable
Maria Warner and Ann Rebecca Moore, Is
not released by May 10TH 1890, the undersign-
ed will apply to the Circuit Court of Jefferson
County, West Virginia. on the first day of the
Nav Term 1890, of said Court To direct The
Clerk of the County Court of Jefferson County.
". Va, TO release the aforesaid deed of trust
and the lien upon the land created by the will
of Isaac Showalter-the bonds secured by said
deed Of trust, and the said legacies having been
paid in full. ~
Heirs of las. II. Moore decd, by Counsel.
April 9, lS9O-3t Free Press fee, S5.s3.