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Drawing Near the End

This mornings session of Court was
occupied by Mr.. Lore, in the closing ar
gument for the defense, in the Carberly
murder trial. Attorney. General Gray
will close for the State this afternoon,
after which will come the charge of the
Court aud it is probable that the case
will go 10 the jury this evening.
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Ayers Hair vigor, rs It's name im
plies, inyigoIates and strengthens the
hair. It no: only restores the ORIGINAL
color to gray or faded hair, bot oy i's
stimulatin ng action at the roots, prodsces
q vigorous growth, aud gives It that
beautiful lustre which results only from
strong, healthy growth OF the hair
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pKAwING ot APRIL b. 1851.

Charles Sailer, MI. Holly, y. H.. u,
Paid Anglo-Californlau Hank,
(Limited,) san franeibco, Ga i.s.. Is
James Gsudin,S. Braintree, Mass. 3,
Mrs. CathAribe 5. taylor sun Ivan
luu s..4,..4. .ssss.ss.sEs-.. sss-ss. ttsFss- .
Jos PHI Lame, Greenpotut, y. .,r =,
James NJ. McEWen. ~ Wood ST.
PIttsourgd, Pa............... ..,.. =
Alex. Boyer. l22l >. Id ST.. fn la...,. z,
John E. Hariug Washington, La, |,
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uo, nanL Accuonls are sold,

BosToa-it Is said that y lawyer OF
this city is purchasing deposltors' books
on the Pacific National Bank for so
cents on dollar. lie bases his belief,
1t is thought, on securing a full dollar
for halt q dollar upon the liability OF
.he stockholders to an assessment equal
TO the amount of The par value OF their
stork
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b., 1881, oil said court, viii be exposed to
public sale at the Court House, Tenth
and Market streets, in the city OF Wu-
mlngten,
ON THURSDAY,
The 18th day of December. A. D.. 1884
Al II O'Clock A. NJ.
The following described yreaI estate be-
Ing the property Of Hugh NJ. Haughey
deceased situate in the city OF WIIning.
ton. and bounded and described As
follows, to wit No. ]. Ali that certain
lot OF land with a three-story brick
dwelling house thereon erected. Begin
ming on the easterly side of Madison
street between Eighth and Ninth streets
al q . distance of three hundred and
etghty-slx feet and stx inches southerly
from the southerly side OF Ninth street
at the northeTly side Ofa alley running
from Madison street 10 Windsor street
thence easterly along the said side Of SAID
alley and parallel to Ninth street eighty
seven feet to the westerly side OF a five
feet wide alley, thence northerly aud
parallel To Madison street sixteen feet,
thence westerly and parallel to Ninth
street elghty-seven feet 10 the said easter
ly side OF Madison street, and thence
thereby suntheTly sixteen feet 10 the
place OF beginning with the privilege OF
tine said alleys.
No = Beginning on the westerly side
OF Bennett street In the said city OF VIII
Sion wall Of the adjoining house on the
south aud parallel with Eighth street
st1tF-two feet tlveand one quarter Inches
10 the eAsterly side OF an Ailky three teet
Wide running into Eighth street thence
with the -ald side of the said alley nortb-
er y parallel with Bennett street iweIye
feet TO a STAKE, thence easterly parallel
with Eighth street asd through the diyi-
sion wall OF the house on the north sixty
two feet hye and quarter inches 10 the
said westerly side Of Bennett street, ana
thence thereby snutherly twelve feet 10
the place OF beginning with IA two story
brick house thereon erected and with the
use oi said alley.
NO 3, Beginning ON the westerly side of
lead st. at the distance OF ninety.fiye
feet rom the Intersection OF the said
side OF Head street and southerly side
OF Avenue A, or A street, thence wester-
ly through the middle of the division
wall between this house and the adioln-
ing one on the north one hundred and
Two feet SIX inches 10 a stake thence
soulherly parallel with Heald street
twenty five feet 10 stake ,thence easter
~ and parallel with Avenue a one
hundred and two feet and six inches to
the aforesaid side OF Heaid street. and
lhetce thereby northerly twenty 1--WE
feet TO the place of beginning, with two
story fra1fe house thereon erected.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known at the time and place afore
said by GATHARINE HAUGHEY,
Administrative.
Or by her Attorney
VICTOR DUPONT,
Attest; j. NJ HoUsMAN,
Clerk Orphans Court
THOMAS NJ, OGLE, Auctioneer.
neV22- -2taVidec8ts
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DRAWING OF JANUARY II. lss

David Leoyi, sSI Canal ST., N.Y.. 1900
James l.. Murray, ottawa, llA..... 1900
Philip Blsss, ,20l South kampart ST.
New Orleans, La............,I... I..... 5000
Mrs. Charles Baqute, Z3i Canal ST.,
New Orleans, La.......-....'..- D 900
John J. schultz 5g2 Dekalb av..
Brooklyn, u. Y...........,..- .... oO0
Mrs J. G.. Wilson, l7O W, l25th ST.,
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,2bU
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u. \. an,,ri.

The U. 5. District Court held a brief
session, tins morning, but beyond the
proving OF claim in the Diggins bank
ruptcy case, no business was transacted,
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HAYEsvILLE, Ohio, Feb. IL 1880.

a. no ibHh, Culoi Sp III looo.
am very glad to say have tried Hop
bitters, and never took anything that
aid me as much good. l only took two
Doll 'es Ind | would not take Sl00 for
the good they did me. recommend
them to my patients, and get the best
results from their use.
C. MERCER. MD.m
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DRAWING OF FEBRuAH Y s, 1851.

Orleany La ..................... -. 1900
u, Clayette, New Orleans, La. .,... l5,OOO
John shaw, Allegheny Ctty,Ph..,. ~, 0O
Frank A, Lee New Orleans, La. 500
Winslow Z. fisk. 55 Kingston ST.,
Boston, Mass s................. 800. $500
,collec ed through Charles
q Andry, New orleans, .... 2,5OJ
J j. Cronln, NJ. SimmonsiN .ick-
les and n. SegBr, Boston Co-bper-
alive Cigar Company 10 sudbury -
St, Boston, Mass.............. ...s. 1000
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DRAW NC OF MARCH s, 1881.

Geo. y. Brans1n, ,9i7 S, lth St., Pam
den, n. J....................,. ..... lb.'
p. ". Wilson, Agricultural Jept
Raleigh, N. C............-.... .,... 10 Z
Miss Maggie McCrann, ,2lS Easl 51th
ST., New York Clty.....,.... 49,. b.
W. j. Hau, 23l >. Trout ST., Fhiia-
de!phla, .............-.,-',.,-. .....' o.
u. A. Sllvey Z. d X. /. Il a.. u fice,
Chicago .........t..,.........I. I..s.. Y
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DF- Fla YDoCKze
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this panacea
as prepared by DR., Haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs is without a
parallel in the history OF medicine. and
Its results far beyond any of the kidney
remedies OF the day. Itstimulates DIyes-
non, adds tone 10 the system, inYigorales
the Debllitated, and Is infallibie Tor the
cure OF Diabetes in Its worst form,
One trial Of a teaspOonful in u wine
glass OF water will convince the most
skeptical within from ten to twenty min.
utes.
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS,
In all diseases anecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too lIt-
tie water, or whether they be atfiieted
with stone or gravel, or with aches anu
pains settled in the loinB over the regions
of the kidneys
HAfDOCk'S KIDNEY PANACEA
VIII give almost Immediate relief, when
all other means have failed. The mosI
powerful existing medicine for the cnre
OF female complaints. Fifty years ex.
perlenct incontestably proYe this reIned.
nnrlValleu Tor the dlsoruers Incidental 10
tne female sex. No family snould he
without IL, and II may be taken by younl
and old, as 1t will restore health whet,
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia
headache and general debility: To the
liver, bile, Jaundice and yellow fever to
Inc bowels, diarrhBa, dysentery. congti
patton, piles and fstula; 10 the lungs
consumption, etc, to the blood scrofIl7a
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptions. Nv
Keeping these organs and vital 1uid pIff
and healthy we may safely DEFY the al
tacks of disease, and no meaiclne ~
prepared for this purpose can equal Inc
action OF ~
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THIRD EDITION
I.atea,iou. for To-day.

For the Middle Atlantic States
sIiehtly warmer, generally fair weather
southeast to southwest winds, slowly
falling barometer.
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sexias A Co., New Orleans, La.
John Beatty, l0l Christopher at,
New York c'tv..................
Frank Weibel, 7i1S First st New
ORLEANS, La. .......:............. !
b. +. Jacobs, Warrensburg, Mo-. z
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TRUTH A'tTESqBD'
Same Important staie,1'tf"Ve sta.1t, Verl'
% WeI,- 4 mawn People Wholly

some Important ,anoIIy Serl,
WeiI-kn0wn People Nv"
fled. ,,ily rea
In order that the publ M lli,a.,temeIts, u
ize the geouineness Of me ,, s'ai S,f he artlc
well as the power ana s1i15 in15iish ncregl,a
of which they spear, We - I'm paitlt $ Whosss
the fac csinlih slgnaihIes 1,Isstia1 The lrn,at nnt
can 'n' sspIs %iHalSoros, mo Del. Aug. l is w. "a.
H.H. WAREER 6 GO; "a -9,."4 ne "cap4clty III
a physician. and a.so commented ~ ~. sI.]
a druggist, ! hase y, Wa1ner's safe SafIans n n,
Pssss1d1fIa Psy snd Iesr 'es ,saSs E
and s,, 1tl Very Instance they were 'D'
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Mass, ...s..s.,5.........i=. 55-s.., =, .,.,z
" NAshlHgton, ID. e s-,-.,
Matthew G3iGnu, Eagle dhee,
Bro0klyn,S Y............-. go.
d. 4. Wenzelle s5g n. 9Gh -. RhiiA.
Fa'..........t...,s ..,s,......z.#,a. =. .....s
A. ID. RItiel. 225 5egar ay., Idledo,
ONO ..,.....s+,....5.ss... ..ss..
Freid chroeier, $50 NJ ich gan st,
To.edo, OhlC......,...#....,. -. +.....
VIM. r. Brewer. Baltimore, lid.
j. j. .aorgau, New fors...... -.
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER X IA, 1887.

Mrs B. @, McCasIin, 81 Fourth ST..
Chelsea, M ss.............,.... 49,. 2).oo0
Joseph stickel, a29 Gran ST., VIII
llamsbuTgh, New York;. -..." l0,oW
O. b. Uonyers, Cartersville. GA..... 1000
A, v. ChaTdavoy ne ,Cour land Ala. 5000
F. A. Phillips, 6Z2 Chestuuk ST.,
Phila., Pa. ..... 5,OJO
BsnI. p. o. Clark Brighton, Lying
ston Co. Mich ..... 5000
]. III. Wilder and +. b. Boltz. Fort
Wayne. Ind. ..... 2O,OOO
Paid Chatham National Bank New
1ork.....-...s ......,.s.-.I I..... lVVO
W. s. Rogers, Democrat oificd, Lit
tie Rock, Ark, ,...........,... ..... l,V0O
Paid To National Bank OF the Com
monwealth, Bosto Mass. ..... 1000
Ferdinand NJ ,jor, Tunisburg La. $40
], j. X ing, 1872 W. 25th 81. New York 900
Jas. McDougaI, Wilmington,N. c.. 800
j. l.. Lockwood, 1912 Eighth st., N.
W. Washington. ID. C.,....,. ..... 80
A. II. Kassing ,liil ID av,, N. u ..... 500
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DRAWING OF sEprEMB B Err IL, 1851
Jonn Uonners, Engineer l.. 4 n.
Il II. Memphis Tenn, ~ Is oO0
Simon Silvermanj lndiau Bay,
Ark .,........-... .,,t..,t.=,.- 1880. l5,90O
Hynes Wathan, Niaetnnes Ind
collected through First NaIi0n'
al Bank ,....,..... ......, ....... 1000
- -, Albany, n. Y..-....,.. 5H0
Emily Moir, 1877 Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn, N. .Y......,.,, | 256
e. j Short, Warsaw, Ind ,.,,,, i5s5
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DRAWING OF oGroBE n II. t8sl

DRAWING OF oGf0BEE ER Il, issl.
Augustus De Grummund, 1873 NJ
ST, Washington, ID. c.. rs IN
NJ Schmidt, 4l0 VISA ST., New
York c ty...............,l,., s.N
John G.. Dieffenbach, " estIst., N
Y. clty.............t....... an
coilecled lhrouga Ii. ID.
Cooke, Jr., q Co, Banke ere,
Washington, ID, C......,,. 5D(
Alexander Urias, 6Ik Division Sd.
New York city..,...... a
j. q Raux, Edwards, Miss. y d
NJ. q, Caspari, 2i5 Argyle st, ,BsIti-
more. Md. -. n
b. ..R. Howard, Aberdeen, Miss.... IA
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF NEW
A CASTLE COUNTY.
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale
OF
R EAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order OF the Orphans
Court Of the State of Delaware, In and for
New Castle CO., made al the Sept. term "A.
public sale at the Court House, Tenth
and Market streets. in the city OF Wi-
miugteni
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ORA .gINo OF =JUL4 +, I.si

DRA y ING or JI l4A =, IHti4
P. s Kearney,T r iIor with Warner
& Searies SlekHGurg Miss. 4.t... I5g0O
Jesse Il. Webb, Gay st.t Weri irhes-
ter Pa..........,...,..-.s., ...... 10 O00
John Benz, Hope ST, y uHca. ny. 1905
james CiGDrmHn, 80 North be-
aware ave-, Philadelphia, "a. =. .jD0
j. X. HendrlcKson, New York city 2,JUU
8. Stein,S b Pond Union = nHfe,
New York city -..s-........ -. z s1A
NJ. A. Bowen care ktehara Norris,
lt6 Front ST New YORK eity ...... 100
DRAWING OF AUGUST 2. Issl.
Felix -. Lester, NJ. 4 .. H. r.
Shops jackson ,Teuu -. ...... 10 .DQd
Geo. W. Bar kduIg, 525 Che \ st,
Norrlstown, Pa.....,...... 49,. 1000
VIM. W. Shaw, Lakeside Ioufl.
dry Chicago, il1........ ....... 6, 001
Mrs. H., New York city. +..... COO
Mrs. ID, Mack. New York ell -. 50l
Chas. BurcA, New YORK city -. 2 ,50g
s. Deimonte, 52D Magazine ST.,
New Orleans, La..t...... 49,. ,2jL
Henry Ile ner, Last New York
n. 1..........-...... ....... ......s ,25l
N. A. Frier, through NJ. N. Eool Il
Co, Bankers, ShaWneetowB,
.........s............ -. ..,.4. 25l
Truman Bartlett, IS fremont ST.,
Boston, Mass .......,5,s... ...... ,25t
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DRAWING JUNE !. ISL

4IANA " AsHNA VI . = - - Arff#s
Alexander b. McGrosk Y, 81 mgr.
vile, Tenn. nn.,............,....s - 49,.
John Halle, T.. -. Box 24lHi New
York city -.4.....s... .......,. 900
Solomon Apfel, 81 w s5h 81 Gln-
Acinnati, Uhio s...=.,-=sa. -. ......
VIM. r. McCatfrey, 81 MSuro = 1t,
keW AofK slty ..#.,.,..+s 49,.
W. G. PendlttOu,l4 BrBdlY ST y ew
London Conn =. >. z.s.s.
]. + Matthews, q W est lhe sluut
st.i LonisyIile, X y......,= -. .......
Ch =. Btenhnscke. cor, 6th and
kentuek y, sts.. q lincy, Ill ......
Paid National bssak OF bai5 ith,
Texas 49,. - ,.=yz..
samusl =. sharp lyb Gas ie - Bos-
ton. Mass .........= - :, -. -....s
Geo. A IberU ,556 Master sI,, 'hiIA.
j. A. Il srlln, MarKsYIiIe, l. 49,.
jacob Bender, New York city ssst..
L. Kelly, Brooklyn, n. y. s.=-.,,#
James ID. Cottingh nam ,2ja LIg ht st.
Baltlm re, Md ,s.s.=........=... ...,.#.
A, X. Loveioy, N nneapaiis, Nlhu.
------. New Orleans, La. ..ss.
John kitta, 1873 w Hlntit St. inein-
natl, O...-.........-,..=s... ,..... ,..,.-.
Il. 4. Campbell Al X tYer st-, anu
bridgepo. /, Mass -. .......
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ORA WING OF NovEMB BIER 5, Il
John T. GaTyin, NJ. II. X, IL. Sta-
tion, Bartlettlst. ,Roxbuty Dis
trict, Boston, Mass -.
j. Russell. IA Main st., Nbrfolk,
Va. collected through Ex-
= change Nat. Bsnk -. -,
l.. Edwini. .Motter, Emmit(sbnrg,
Mu.. s..,sss.............. .....,.
- - collected through j. M.
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RAwlNG or MAY ii issl.

Geo. z. Deshon - Ktlby st. ,B jston
MAha, ..-.......-....-..-.--. ~. -. ......
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Sunday School Union.

The Deseret Sunday School Union
met last evening in the Assembly
Hall, Assistant General Superin-
tendent Geo. Goddard presiding.
The Seventeenth Ward Sunday
school choir, under the direction of
Brother John Lewis, furnished the
singing; Prof. J. j. Daynes played
an organ solo, and the Mutual Glee
Club sang medley quartette. all
being excellently rendered. Brother
COrliss offered the opening prayer.
The speakers for the evening were
Bishop Smith, of Rockville. St.
George stake, and Bishop Headley,
of Santaquin, both of whom spoke
Of the great good that is being done
by the Sunday schools. Brother
Ford, Of the Eleventh Ward, gave a
class exercise with seven small
Children, exhibiting his method of
g 15eiHs Which was simple AMI in
ten ing. Councillor Jos. E. Taylor
gave SOME valuable instructions;
followed by superintendent God
dard, who spoke of the day that mad
just closed being an eventful one.
He spoke Of the death of Apostle
Orson Pratt, of FeramOTz Young.
and of the brother who fell from the
Temple wall. The superintendent
Of this stake will offer a reward of
$50 to the best martial band at our
next fair, and he hopes there will be
at least twenty-five bands to COM
pete. The benediction was pro-
by Brother John Alfred.
Another Sunday school meeting
will be held during the present
week; the time will be announced
III the papers. o. II. r.,
Stake Secre
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BRIEF TELEsRAMS.

The Garfield republicans claim to
nave carried Brooklyn, except the
Second District.
The heavy losers among the Gin
cinnati spectators in wheat at Chi
cago number five.
The Copklingites carried all the
primaries in New York City, except
the Ninth, last night.
King Kalaka1r has arrived at
Cincinnati. He goes to Lexington,
to buy some blooded horses.
S. G. Scoville, secretary of the Ne
vada and Oregon Railroad, wounded
in the recent fight at the meeting of
that company, died yesterday.
A new point in the star route
cases is that the extension of con-
tracts did not receive the formal
approval of Postmaster General
Key.
The German ship Hugo burned
in the South Pacific, August 9th.
Nine men have arrived al Chilee
the reit have not yet been heard
from.
Cook opened the prosecution of
the star route cases yesterday. One
more day of representation would
have been fatal to the set of cases
in hand.
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a Fine Prscessiou.

zen. w. B. Clawscn has genuine
enterprise and is not afraid to ex-
nlplt 1t. He is the author of a novel
IDEA IN connection with his business.
which he put into exercise on Mon
Gay morning. He rendered his
gulla Dean car to the fair committee
Tor the use Of their band, Mr.. Gould
supplying four fine horses. The
Seventh Ward band was placed in
the Julia Dean, and Mr.. Clawson.
intending to exhibit number of the
lnnumerable articles which be car
rieS In stock, hit upon the plan of
forming a procession to accompany
the band on its march through the
city. The idea was hardly born be-
fore 1t was put into execution. In
a short time a fine procession, headed
by the Seventh Ward brass band.
proceeded down Main street, all the
machinery being that of Mr.. Claw
son. The order of procession was.
1-Julia Dean knd band.
N0ne Kingsland & Ferguson 10
horse power steam engine, on
Aisksihuu q efRusOn OepeIaLOr.
Portable Hay and Wool
Press.
5-Tsvis, Leffel & Co., Turbine Wheel
snd Blymer's Cane Mill and Cook
Evsporator.
6-E.ymer's Church Bell Mounted |
Prize Tanning Mill aud large rail-
road plows.
7-Hewe, Babcoek Co. Shutters and !
Howe Scales.
Solder Mills and Feed Mills.
s-Marrison Flows and Speirs Potatoe
Plow.
s. Chapin'e Iron Beam
Railroad Flows and Buffalo FORCES. |
11-Plsnt Jr. Cultivators and Improved |
garden implements.
Sulky Flows.
49, CAhill's Sulky PIow attachment
14-Coatis' Nickle Plated Sulky Rake.
The route taken was down Main !
street to Third South, east to Second
East, north to. Second South, west to
West Temple street, and north to
the fair grounds, where the ma
chinery was taken in and placed in |
it's proper locality, and is now on
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IN REPL
TO THE
MANY INQUIRIES
on THE
DRIgD FRUIT PREMIUMS

lot the coming dlT, DHU copy Oh Guc
offer below, which answers tie many
questions of several correspondents:
Board Of Directors D, g. DE- II.
Society:
Ge1stleme7-The undersigned de-
string to encourage the Fruit Grow
ers of Utah to put their Dried Fruits
on the market in the best possible
condition, offers tOpay as below: r &
scots. per ID. for the best %
lbs. dried Apricots. - ST.. 10
scots. per Id. f + the best -
lbs. dried Peeled
Peaches. ..... II 80
Scots. per lib for The best -
lbs. dried Green Gage
PIums ..-~........ y 80
SCOTS. per 10. for the hest %
lbs. dried Blue Plums Il 50
scots. per ID. for the hest "a
lbs dried Gronnd Cher
ries ............. 70 50
scots. per ID. for the best so
lbs. dried Unpeeled
Peaches. .......... % 90
25ctS. per Ib. for the best so
lbs. diied Apples. 49,. L 80
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Train Robbers.

Hope, Ark, 3.-There is no doubt
that the men captured are the train
robbers. Cox, the leader is a vii
famous looking desperate, aged 20;
his two pals are Stephens. aged IS,
and Delaney, 20. Cox denies any
acquaintance with them; the othe +
two jest about the robbery. The y
were bound over in $4,000. They
get the extreme penalty, 81 years.
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Summary Justice.

Denver, Colo, s. Republicans
Pitkin special Several citizens
have lately been robbed and badly
beaten. The robberies were traced
to Charles Briggs, proprietor Of a
dance hall and his associates. To-
day the citizens mob, after warning
the inmates, set fire to the hall.
Briggs fired into the crowd without
effect. An unknown party returned
the fire, fatally wounding him
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
d holders of the Utah Iron Manu-.
featuring Company" is hereby called to
meet at President John Taylor's Office,
in Salt Lake Uity, on Monday, the 24th
day Of October, 1881, at u m, for the
purpose of changing the Articles of Incor.
poration, by increasing the Capital Stock
OF said Company. By order Of the
Board of Directors.
JOHN Z. WINDER, Sec,y.
Salt Lake City. September 18th, 1881.
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2 iSULPHUR's THE THING to Danish
eruptions, complexional blemishes,
sores, govt and rheumatism. This
great remedial agent is effectually
and inexpensively embodied in
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP, which is
just as. beneficial as costly sulphur
baths. Sold by druggists.
Hills HAIR AND WHTSKER
DYE" Black or Brown, SOC.
INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS, cough,
cold and catarrh, yield at once to
HALE'S HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR.
Pixies ToOTHACHE DROPS cure in
one minute.
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Total. ........... 500 OF

Fruits to be exhibited at the COM
ing Territorial Fair.
And will pay a Premium Of $25
for the best display ofPreserved and
Fresh Fruits in cans and bottles,
age and quality being considered in
awarding above premium.
The decisions of above TO be left
to the Fair Committee on Fruits.
s.. ?. TEAsDEL.
Fair commences Sd of October. If
possible, notify the Fair Committee
two weeks prior to above date.
Nh. John Reading, of this city, is
Of the fruit department.
To save return transportation. all
fruits aside from those obtaining
above premium will be bought at
full market rates, if wished.
BY S. ?. TEASDEL.
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MILLINERY

Mrs. Wilkinson is in daily receipt
OF the Very Latest Designs in
Ladies Hats and Bonnets, Feather
Turbans, Beavers, etc. Black, White
and Shaded Plumes, Shaded Tips,
Pompons. Feather Bands, Birds and
Fancy Feathers, Shaded, Striped and
Plaid Pushes, Surah Silks, Satins,
etc. A Beautiful Line of Misses
and ChilGren's Plush and Felt Hats,
Ombre Plush and Fancy Silk Rib
bons, Flowers, Beads, Ornaments,
with all the Novelties of the Season.
including many goods net found
in this city. Call and see.
1892 First South street.
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The severe droutb in Kansas is
broken, but the rain came down in
the heaviest storm ever seen in that
section then came cyclone, doing
much destruction.
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NOTICE..

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
a Stockholders of Zion's Cooperative
Mercantile Institution will be held in the
Council House, in this city, on Wednes-
day, October 5th, 1881, at Q. m, for the
election Of Officers and Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
THos. G. WEBER,
Sec'y and Treas.
Salt Lake City, Sept. 80, 1881.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ALICE GOLD
AND SILVER MINING COMPANY,
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. lst, 1881.
DIVIDEND No. s of $4,000, or
" 1Ocents per share, has been declared
this day, payable at the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, New York City, on
the 18th inst. Transfer books close on
the 10th inst.
JOSEPH R. WALKER.
President.
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