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E. F. BISHOP,
r NJ BASSETT
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY,

ofies no. l23z1i, First South St, Salt
Lake City. P. o. Box 4Sl.
Undertake and execute, on tie lowest
terms and 10 tbs shortest time, either or all
Of the work Of HOSTING, grad Lng, bridging,
tising. ironing and equippinz Steam Horse
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con-
stIueting wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
squsducts, dams ETC.: laJin< out aud grain &
streets, si1esslks, parade grounds and rsce
tracks; e&cavsting Tor b1ilcing found stioss,
cellars, drains, cts, Is well as every aud all
ether kinds Of Sork requiring the removal d
earth, gravel cement stone ETC., etc.
A. F.DOREMUs supt.
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SlOreS.

A Store and Lease on Main Street, near AS
mussen's; best retail stand to be had IN the
city. Ground rent SIG month. Price, 81 900.
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MOB VIOLENCE.

A war vessel now in the harbor
Which was expected to sail out, has
been retained and rumor ssys another
one is sent for. A moo of young
experts, chiefly Of English families,
made a bold attempt TO tar and
feather Mr.. Moreno, but when he
met them at bis threshold with de-
libe1ate GOODNESS and asked them
what they wanted o; him, the Brit.
ish lion" subsidized and toe object OF
their hatred has stepped up several
feet in influence above what he
formerly possessed.
The 100000 loan referred to in
roy former communication was lost
the vote standing 20 to %, and on
this account it is said the King re
fused to sign the free opium snt
liquor bills which were passed by tbs
legislature, and only awaited his sig
nature to become law. His msjest!
deserves great credit for withholding
his signature, even if it be true Iha
be did it on that pretense
| The appropriations final of the lee
islature to meet the expenses of GOV
eminent for the next two years hsv
exceeded 90 much the probabl
amount given in my former lette
that I deem it proper for me to gi'
! a recapitulation as roR establishe
by law:
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The places zoe have been lately aduer-
Using as bargains hare found ready
purchasers.
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WILLIAM BREpEMEYER,

MINING, CONSULTING AND CIVIL
III. Engineer, U. s. Mineral Surveyor 70
examinations, reports on mining properties,
surveys mines, railroads and canals, and
superintends the workings Of the 'sme.
Prepares estimates and plans for opening
and working mines, expert on mining ques-
tons before the courts. Address p, o. Boz
II5T, Salt Lake city. bs I'll
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MASS MEETINGS

Have been enthusiastically INDUCED
in by foreigners and natives to their
diseredit and the dignity OF both ele-
ments be it said. The one oil this
evening, especially, which l attended,
put on the climax to anything of the
kind l ever before witnessed. It
would be impossible for me to give a
comprehensive description OF it. The
chair being poEerless to restore order,
the people surged to and fro like the
the dsshing waves of the sea; fear
seized upon some and they made a
qHick retreat towards the door. 1t
was then when voice from Punch
bowl" as it originally vibrated, with
his red-hot streams OF lava, would
have been a pleasing sound to me,
compared 10 that which filled the
large church on that occasion. The
extreme spirit of excitement, which
must be shouldered by the foreigners.
has grown so extensively ns to cause
| threats OF
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presenting CALDER ORGANS the Musical PuS with the above
merits desire 10 call
especial features which dtsnGulsh thes III &c.
celebrated b. p Capnte who mas lot
and their possible Improvement spey
best materials part are 1eoo
exclusively IN tnese
ak combine more
Sn1pty 1leDoSSNe 10 as
arr4nge part of ordinary 1t VIII never Wesr
out. will the cnange
applied in these Organs constructed
in tie Impossible 10 g Ot
oweru nall OF
Uy
brilliant
drowned by the notes
uto The New and
reeds
mpalhet sweetness
lin be These organs
standing
all this advertisement
the
and in the W
" magnificent
=. ) 4
o. o Send for Catalogues
DAVID Q. CALDER,
SAIL LAKE OILY
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To Wholesale Buyers.

| am now Opening out the Largest
and Best Selected Steck of FALL and
WINTER CLOTHING ever imported to this
City, of my own Manufacture, also a fine
line of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS and BOOTS, direct Consignment
from Manufacturers, which places me in a
position to Supply the TRADE at LOWEST
EASTERN WHOLESALE RATES, or at a
saving of IS per Cent. cf our Local
Rates.
Orders respectfully solicited.
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NOTICE.

&A NEW AMP ? :. g Z AZ
~ .EAIn Cameo and Ameth yst Sets
Black and Roman Earrings. Tie
Pins, Lockets. Necklaces Finger Rings, etc.
Repairing done and work warranted.
CARL e. AsMuSsEN.
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sold EIGHTY WAGONS Entire Lot
Not One Tire has been Loose.
n OF One Hub Band has been Loose.
Not One spoke has been Loose,
Not One Thimble has been Loose,
Not One Wheel has Failed,
Only One Axle BrOke--That at Silver ReeE-Cfr.
cumsfanceS Unknown.
Only One Tongue Broke - That Caused by q
Runaway,
admit the NEWTON .wAGoN COMPANIES the
climate
defective believing
received in 1879 and 1880 best that have
Utah of make
should the material workmanship E017'
keep Full and nssud
@ Before Purchasing Wagon, DO not fail NEWTON
AGENT FOR
WEIR PL0WS AND HARR0WSE
Johnson REAPERS AND MOWERS
BRADLEY HAY RAKES
SCRAPERS, SEED DRILLS, ETC.
r. WARNOCK.
- - 80 Corner East OF the Theatre
August 18th, $780,
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1,o TEE BoYDHeLDERs OF THE UTAH

6NO THE BONDHeLDERS OF THE UTAH
Western Railway Company Notice is
hereby given that the Trustees for the Mort
gage Bondholders Of the Utah Western Railway
Company have taken proceedings to foreclose
the mortgage. An agreement to bid In the
property for the bondholders and appoint
trustee for that purpose has been signed by
large majority Ct the 5Ondholders.
Those who have not yet signed the agreement
can do so by applying at the office Of the Union
Trust Company Of New York, at No. IS Broad
way, New York City.
Bondh olders will please deposit their bonds
with said Trust Company, to be used by the
Trustee in the purchase of the property Of said
Railroad company, in conformity 20 the above
named agreement, and receive Deposit Re-
ceipts, transferable by Endorsement, signed by
said Trust Company.
Depositors viii be requested flor convenience
OF the Trust Company to leave their bonds for
examination, etc, and receive their certificates
the following day.
E. F. BISHOP,
| r. N. BASSETT,
Trustees of Mortgage of
| Utah Western Railway Co.
| New York, July %. A D. 1880.
VThe holders of Bonds In Salt Lake Cit.
| who have not signed the Aforesaid agreemen
can do So by applying st the Office Of William
| & Young. aul9
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To Loan.
Territorial and County Script always wanted.

$500 to IS 900, on city real estate.
Money to Loan on collateral security.
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O r Q A N s.
SECOND TO NONE,
10 Est IN PRICE.
mz>What the Best Judges in Utah say about them

SALT LAX CRY, Aug 10TH 1886.
undersigned hereby certify that they have carefully and thorough
which Worldwide
excellent
considered second to none as
calculated TO gveent
sai.G purchasers
JOSEPH RIDGES,
Bladder Of Tabernacle Pipe Organ
c. ]. THOMAS,
Conductor Of Oa8 Society.
It.
Organst and Philharmonic Society.
ORSON PRATT, JR,
c. Y. TAGGART,
PiurOT Tuner and
T.. WEIHE
other Musical Instruments
CHARLES SMITH.
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F7ED. ANDERsoS. o,E PoXERoE.
FOR SALE By
ANDERSON g. P0MER0Y.
Real Estate and Loan Agents.
Once under McCornick's Bank, Salt Lake
City. P. o Box SIS.
C.E PoNERoT.

I'VE HAVE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
w In various parts of the City; also building
OTIS. grass lots aud farms. Homes for sale by
partial payments, on time Cheap homes for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-12
NEW MINISTRY

Was made public. Almost the en-
tire foreign population of Honolulu,
aided by quite protusion of natives,
brought their whole artillery to bear
upon the new ministry, but more es-
pecially upon the minister OF foreign
relations. Oelco Caesar Moreno, an
Italian by birth, but an American
citizen, who has only been a resident
on the islands a few months, and
who is said to be in the interest OF
the Chinese government. to establish u
line of steamers to these islands.
Rumor says he issunder contract to
land 10000 Cinnamon on thess
shores. which ! believe to be
an extraYagant rumor. Foreign
ministers resident of Honolulu
we're interviewed by subjects
of their respective governments, who
IN turn informed his msjesty that
they would not recognize his govern.
ment with euch q ministry, and for
three days during the continuance of
Moreno in Office their flags fosted to
the breeze under seal. With these
high pressure influences Moreno
rendered his resignation and two
others of the miaistry also resigned
whose vacant Offices have since been
filled.
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LOANS NEGOTIATED.
MONEY TO LOAN.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT
We are pleased to notice that people are be-
ginning to realize the fact thst NOW IS THE THE
20 Buy PROPERTY, and are shaping thsir plans
accordingly.
nesiueHce property, which not long ago was
heId at high prices, can now be bought at very
reasonable figures; in some instances at positive
bargains. We have several real bargains on
hand now, evidence Of which 10 the discrimi-
mating observer will be seen in the accomps
aylng list. More complete information will be
furnished on application at our office.
We take pleasure at Xll times in showing
properties and furnishing full information,
whether able or not to suit all inquirers Our
success during the past few weeks in making
sales, is indicative Of continually increasing
nd n.-
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PROPAGATION

OF the Legislature, which took place
on the 14th inst after a prolonged
session OF eighty-four days. Immedi-
ately after proroguing the assembly,
which. by the bye, vas one of the
most extraordinary legislative bodies
ever convened in this country. the
King requested his ministry to send
In their resignation, a move that
struck with such force as to make the
whole country tremble. During the
latter part of the session one OF the
members presented resolutions ex-
pressing want of confidence" in the
ministry, "a wedge designed to bring
about a change, but it was over.
Whelmingly defeated by a vote of 80
70 10. It Is said that money secured
this great majority, but the IN.
daunsed will of toe King and his Goa
tutors was not to be outdone, hence
the resignation OF the ministry with
out giving a cause was called for.
This sudden radical move, to say the |
least of it, was very bold one, as the |
possessed a great deal of con-
tidenoe with the foreign population;
but deeper feeling of Indignation |
burst forth when the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-12
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Political Revolutions in Kala-
kaua'S Kingdom.
Popular Uprising Theatensd.
Joint Appropriations.
Correspondence SALT LAKE HERALD.l
HONOLULU, OAHU, 8 l.,
August 2lst. 1880.

A visit to this town during the pres
eut political status Of the community
is enough to make one wish that
"Punch-boWl" would let his voice and
power again be felt in the land, to
bring about little moderation in the
town, but itseems his voice has passed
like that of Echo into a rumbling
sound, and is now being heard all
through this former peaceful city.
Never bsfore did Hawaii nei belch
forth such peGls OF political effusions,
vibrating through the mixed ''ele-
ments" of which the community are
composed, from centre to circumfer-
ence. 1t puts one in misery to come
from a healthy, peaceful locality and
undertake to transact business when
eruptions are liable at any moment,
but in th9 midst of all this trembling,
which 10 Indicative of greater things, !
there is one consolation, that it, like
the volcanoes which have given the
Islands their present shape, must be-
come extinct. All of this momentary
excitement has assumed wonderful
since the
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EGE-sk BE 3fES-

fH-s5n Maisoy. Auditor Of she Sia!c, will
speak al Ssrepts Hall to night.
John es;on, colorcd, formerly f this city
DIAL now OF NeR York, is Enro on q Yisi.
We ara rCqaosted 10 sale TIA. tho lato Hr.
Jtlicr;on i'hcc7 came 20 this county in 1919.
and Io. 1851, IS stated :. the TING q his death.
The steam hammer a. tho blco.nary Of MI asrs
iohn L hgnHw & 90, VISA tried to-day for the
first time, nat worked ia y very sal sfar.ory
n amer.
M. Franz g. Vsshon, OF Wasfir. .:o7, D. &
was married in LccsburE on Tuesday lest hY
Rev. j. +, Cannon 10 Miss Sarah {. Gray, OF
that plsce.
VIM. Digs, tic OLD cclcrei MAJ who foil
from treo csterday and DIoko his neck, will
DO buried Tomorrow afternoon, at tRo O'clock,
hom Roberts Chslol on Washington ST.
Tho steamer Jane MoseeY wss obtained ST
her wharf in this city Until twelve O'clock last
night IN cons' qu"ncc o! tho hoaey snow etoln1
prevailing.
Cilice James GJloman, on his rounds las,
night discovered negro 81 nty on onth Roysl
street on lire, which be, with Tho assistance o.
o-her li'crs, eAt!nguishod.
Tho snow storm which commenced vest r!sy
morniI 6 continued ell day and nosriy all night
To day WAS certainly "a DIS groeable AS it could
well be both overhead anu underloot Not
much of the beautiful Spring about this, and
those follows who Juldh't do in Spring !imC
cOu'd hive shu Iii ID OF tolersby comfortable
eithor yesterday or 10 dey.
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fS'uE FIRM Of WhSnlNisTON g BRO.
4 OF which ! was n mcmboc. having been Ais-
solved, l viii continue tho Goa Il t&SlON
BUSi \ ES!5 AMI furnish GRAIN SACKS ns
heretofore. Soliciting tont2ua7co of tho pat
ronhga OF The lac firm. guarantee rrlMi,t los
and returns Tor a.! grain SUI p-cduss consigned
to me.
jan 10 GEORGE WASH: nGTDN, Art
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HOS I { e I I TI'EI:R'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BI : ! : !: RS

The Bitters invariably remedy yollowncas of
tho complexion and whites Of the eyes, pains in
inc right side and under the right shoulder
blade iurrcd tongue. high colored urine, nau-
sea, vertigo, dyspepsia. constipation, heaviness
OF inc head, mental dependency, and every
other manifestation or accompaniment of dis.
ordered condition Of tho liver. The stomach,
ooWols and kidneys also experience their resua
latlng and tonic influence.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers generally.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

EATER PROBABILITIES, -NGch Is 1880.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather
WITH snow or rain, northeast TO southeast winds
r''tlona7y or higher temHo!stare a2d falling ta
-Omotor- - 49,
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PREAIlUN ERUTl TREES.

%. D, &UNSDH'S Hu&;HGsKYl
Will Is. , nrjnra e.. Tie ahovo Fruit, Gyrr1,.,,:.
ii .nd shade ;lrcos, &maI! Fruit, Hceo7, ieiog:-
"rn'S i'hTuba, &c, ri Nursery prices, q. roy
Sore eo,noF 81 Fairfax AMI franklin st 5. Send
card, and will cell snd take your crdfrs ert
'oaEe catalogue vi prices and varieties, ard car
give puichasnrs ng0irnG usc!u! hints about de-
sIrsble vsrioL:a..
y9~lQla w. Il ERsTJu
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4 COMPLIMENT TO AN ALMA. MERCHANT.
A c5mmiitcc consisting OF the commiSslapcd
ctfi3Nr' Of tito East Washlastrn Light Guard
visited this CITY yesterday. al! iuinrmog Mr..
Joseph Ia. UiiAe tina! ,he company expected 10
. siot whiIo to purchase new uniforms, re
rl"stod liz; to put in a bid. Tho committee
sa:ci that they wtro ~ Well pleased with tho
hasu!y AID liz o. The uMfa.m Of the Alexandria
Light irf,nrY ;hat they wrle a, xious that
,h'ir cDmpary should ador! the .mr and 20
oIrc hai IL mako it.
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e'GtT@c' icr building the bridges o. tho Shen-
a1doah Valley road. viii, 10 short time, want
large nunbcr OF hards, and thought there
word be coed opening for large u nbcr Ct
unemployed carpenters.
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ssrAtsESgssssEsEssS.

~! PAETN ER$!ilp hnrato!ora existir,
q between WASHING rON * BRO. IL H.;
ia? cFSplV"d by Mutual rcnRca:.
HSh NhEHIEtiTNM.
K. j. AHNtNETnri.
JaauHry 'Lh, 1850
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ITO CITY TAX PAYERS.

DEAL HAIR GOODSl
~ REA HAIR GOODSl
Wo have very largo stock of Hair Good,
bought at old price,. Ladies' wishing ANYTHING
in this limo would do wall to call and eIaminn
our stock ct once. AS wasell great deal of thesa
at wholesale, we are enabled to give our CUSTOM
ers real bargains. BY tho new pstont process
we arc bled TO straighten the roots OF hsir
combIngs all ono way. a braid or ewitch mnda
IN this manner is much superior for locks and
wear. FERG USON s. BRO.
Jan "A Hair Mandatory, So King at.
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I7OH Rent OR LEhSM-Tho ,fcsirsh!c and
= roomy iTOkG and WAREHOUSE No,
u Cameron slrcnL, ls!aly oc:uyi,l by i. y,
Lawson s Go. Apply -
sepli 4 II jhU:.EA
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Faess SALE Dg REHT.

FCR SALE bargain, if applied for immo
= dlato!y, o THREE STORY BEjC X
DWBLLING with LOT, No G. s. Royal 81.
NIL ?-3t CHAS. Il. HO0FF.
FOR RENT-THKEE FRAME DWELL
= !NGS (siX rooms esch) on north Columbus
street; ls!oy repaircd and improved. Also o
comfortable TWo-STOHY BRICK, with gas
and wafer, No. 193 Prince street. ApDlv to
lebiolm M. L. L&PHEN, Adm'x.
KOR EENT-Tho THREE STORY BRICK
l.. HOUSE. No, IS north Fairfax ST. Has all
tho modern improvements including bathroom.
gss, cooking range snd parlor hoatof.
LED TT L. 4. GQRRETT.
M'Ok REHT.-Pocso.sinn given March lst
g tho THKEH STORY KHIGk DWELL
Ing, now occupied by K. W. Falls, 81. Tile
house 10 in iirst-class order Arnly a.
teb7 i!kEIIIV EHGl
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s;DgIG.ATiesNss..

"a iHS CLARA HARRISON, pupil Of Prof
i7a bIschC!, is prepared t. receive a Initial
number Of PIANO SGuO LARS. Terms mod.
nratd Reference: Prot j. W. Rischon Organ
1T Congregations Church, Washington, d G.
Address, Lock Box lG.! Aix.ncirs. fyblt .lu,@
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E'OR ihNT-HOusE No So Cameron 81.
= b:twoon Fair!i.S Ard Loa Ar:,Iyto
mp eff ]. II ID SNGOT
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ET0E RENT.
Tho CcmiOrtaain

Tho COMFORTABLE
FRAME UGs EbhiE{:.
on ,ho east siln Of st. hn,ph street, between
Cameron snd Gueon, ccntaiEing water, ess,
nostfr, &c, recently cccni;lc! by ". 4. NAV.
Possession given Vt once. Fer lufia3. &C., slolv
81 this office. o,t
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REPRESENTATIVE ELECrEp. MI. NJ. Ri.
ben, has cen cleorcl by Osorola Trib,. No. ! g,
representative "a tho Grand Council Of tho
Orl"r, which n,crIs 10 Richmond mex May
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tr.,,,.,.,,, r.,.,.,, r,
,.,'. '''"iA htF"NM tLuE.-A large
,.t 's % tr2 AiC%1CdiIs kc!Cfm Tub was
vi a!.h - thrr hal, On ia!ilax street.
1@"@ ~ y EIeticrs3n t. &c chair, Grd
."r.c y. Esy0c.i, sCc..!esy.
H..T t,.l>.g;iG. eao3 Ic.Iql rortiuo bust
-.,, u1.r- me head - 49,, corI r. tho adv
-,e.c. ,c.r',',j, =. ;.'o 81, - Wv IT,
Mr. E..., III I T ~ ~ nF. r5a'c'. i'SF.
So A. '''N A5. i''!S3 NthHi"'a.
.aic5a aa.l, =. DO lcmpoia,cc meeting.
= ....'. !!s!l, t. narrow aiserroaa, ~ haf
. re oe,ct. II tho s,orIl SHOULD c,a,
= ;'a mo..ial will 10 hc;d at lho eIah rooal.
."- E.4aI !Qac'. weq sa91urcc;i, an: ,,lo
~ Z. aEtoa.
".''- .'"ra vii s9on 0a iaken towa,&1 the
~ eli 1ao proao:.G 5uiii;og f,f tic uac o.
49, tie trawlnes 81 ;,hich sro COW % oz
4 IT, tie store siaGow Of Nr. J,scph
= 'A'1s aa @.iIl.x s.rccI.
4 r..r,...- n,.----..-------------
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OSHhANDS FUGAKES-A positive cura
-, ~ for Ca!arrah, Asthma, Hoarsoness Gold in
; NJ nea,,, and ali Diseases OF The Throat and
Nose: No tobacco is used in their manufacture
and thoy MAKO pleasant cigarette, which lsdie.
or children can smoke to any e1tent without tho
slightest injury. Price 25c per package. MailoJ
iree OF postage TO any address upon receipt OF
price, JANNEY 81 co, Druggists,
Jah,' ID and 1852 King st.
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If y'ur liver OF Stomach ii cut of oflcr--ii
I"u aro troubled with nysps.a, Headache,
C0S'lvtn,IS ur Nc.vouanrss--you will save many
drc;ol bill ty uinR j. NJ. LarCqu"'s Aa,i-
Rlilinrs Bitcra, nanuf,nturc'l hg ". f. Thorn
io2, Balmo'e, Md, and for Sala by all Ding
gis'H 1T - 4 package. or at 81 o bottle.
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BALTIMORE, Fch. IS, 1879.
!. Nn:c0. c.l-ila9Ins used your English
Grutltlnn Powders on ny HOSES, [ wish to say
1t ha. tar cAc!Cd'd nIy Expectations. Tho fac:
Of IL b.iog one ti.ird cheaper than all others
mala me Skoatical N Using It, but have
found II superior 70 anY others ever used, sn !
"h@"riny rcc'mmcad it 10 ny friends and the
.uao in genoral III BONG purcT. better sod
cheaper han anything Of the hind ia tic msr
ke'. 5IQDocl
WM. r. Mccoy, Coal Merchant,
ua1 lis. cor. Bond and Lombard SIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

O!:i ani your G rich and ponr, I'll uoilr 10
teEui5iig To ;hn true mclit Ct Or. Bulls Cough
Syrur. Eos oVir 4 qIar:rr # a ,ntury il has
proven lrstI i!n". tried and trusted friend
Pr 100 rI.,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-06
Tribute of Respect.

BAND HALL, Oct. 20, 1880.
WHEREAS, it has pleased our Di-
vine Master IN His all-wise provi-
dence, to call from our midst, after q
brief illness, our worthy brother, II.
L. KITCHEN /; therefore, be it
Resolped, That we reverentially
bow to the will of our Heavenly Fa-
Their, in our bereavement.
Resolved, That we, as members of
the Shanghai Cornet Band, tender
our heartfelt sympathy to the berea-
we'd relatives and friends.
RESOLVED, That we drape our hall,
and wear the usual badge of mourn
ing, for thirty days.
Resolred, That the foregoing reso-
lutions be published in the papers of
the county, and that two copies be
sent, one to the wife, and one to the
parents of the deceased brother.
+. E. POWELL,
|. KETTERING, ICom.
E. NJ. DEHAvEN
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-06

THE following is taken from a
tabulated report of the recent census
of Berkeley county, as made up at
the Census Bureau in Washington;
Total value of real property las
sessed,) 81 ,296, 572; total value of
personal property, assessed, J 81, 2s1,-
5S5; fatal receipts from taxation for
all purposes except schools, S24, :
S32.77; total receipts from taxation
for school purposes, SIS, ss9.26; total
receipts from State tax for all pur-
poses except schools, $11, 1877. 81; total
rec ipts from State tax TOR appor-
tionment) for schools, SS,6900l; ex-
penditures for streets, roads or
bridges, 81 PSI IS; poor, IS, 422 2S.
The bonded Indebtedness of the
county amounts to S105,000 at per
cent, bonds issued in 1871 in aid of
the Martinsburg and Potomac rail-
road company.