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, 1881-06-20

havc hetn assisted at n total outlay Ut elTi,-
III, Ten nr Inor,. Of these students nrc now
lhbnrEiK III f,refgn fields. To encourage III.
d,*ttyt atd IL only gwen in the way II !oa.s.
cilt,trt:!I's 1}ay. in Cttli,eCtfon with the
tie C':ii!Gnnry II. Il. Church during the Mt
eii.tn,tl. Which was largely attended.
Thu singing was accompanied by, the
t,ristti nild five pieces From, lty0n's Orchestra.
I,rayer ;yAs ,'tlefsd BY The lsev. \. e. Gcnrgc.
y. y. Tho lesstn rEylew WIS conducted BY
the I,ey. J. \. Williamson, p. D.. OF The
first n. L. Church. An ndIrpss was nsate
I" t!le children BY Il. ScllerMterlnri,. Several
recltatiolis, Il pt,ei,l, snln mud quartet, anti
l!eartily nccullcI tl,o allDtted time. Ti,c
pnen,--" f.ifs III Christ "--t.,nl the song BY
ile unnttet-"My BEAUTIFUL fIun,o "--wcro
composed by one 0r tho teachers.
, 1881-06-20

FVIW5NtEUIE N1lN 1KUHUEWIVs
WAsliiSGruS, y. G., June 17.-T1le Gcog-
rapller of tile CeNsus Bureau l,as prepared
statistical tables shaving aotre curious facts
cn,,ccrntnS the distribution OF population
with reference 10 the nnslllal rnInfAtl Of the
craving petlod Ut ten years.
Tile following table shows the distribution
Of population Will reference tn the mean nm
nual rtlInfatl. III Kroups of & inches OF rnlil-
full cacli. Tilt extreme rallgc Ut rainfall In
tie country is fron to Ito inches, wllcli Int
ter extreme las bee,l reached, IL Is reported,
In tho neIgl.horlood Of Puget Sound. Wash.
tpgt0t Territory.
, 1881-06-20

WAsIttHt,rt,N, b. e., juno lb,-TH Atc Editor Af
the lHtstlltluhtu Timex: A communication rr-
Gently ptlnfGtl In tho Itiats und widely coplu.l
into other papers makes tho nsscrtlon tlat tho
sun never tets III tho possessions of the tinted
ma urrr lh aeugraphy2 EAsirt. htu., ~ Il, lung.
y y ,lrg. n!tn; u soo' c,st Of washington: md M
III Min. Ia scr. wust Of WashliiK-
tpn. ul,l s tho tuust western paint
under tho jtlrftllIctIbn Of tna United Stutes.
This gives us III deg l7 ult,, u src,, which IL u
, 1881-06-20

pretty good spread for the cagic's wings. wnere
gntlld ynur correspnndent have acquired tho
, Gthor seyGntX.ssyon tiesroos!, "Tao American
expoct to 70 when they dlo If. not beforo is not
far enough to tho eastward, by enno nfno
dcRrocs for big starting pt!nt In acquiring thoaa
1VS degrees of territory. II wo must spcad, will
1t not hav0 10 DO southwark
, 1881-06-20
THE PULPIT.
l.. Honorable Poor Whom We
= Always Have with Us.
,,,, swings Eloquent Sermon on an
'' ru,portant Social Question.
,..r,sttnr , Discourse By tho 1lov. I. W.
Spring, Of Lawrence, Kas.
..a,cntton Of tho nfothodfst Epiocopal
Church Of nnvenswood.
rr1r HONORABLE POOR.

THE lIONOlsAbIIl1 IOOls'
aEnMOS IVY ritOr. SWING. :
A. tne Ceh'r~a ,,ra,c,,.a ce ~ 1ar," ondla,,c,..
rroh SWINE p."rns ,,,, 1ru.I,.s t,onrm t;nl.
ii, theme was "TIlo HONORABLE foof'" Hot-
ssIoe Is the sertnttll:
HH,ep Fbe poor 80 hnvo a!ways With you.1Cartst
asf a. A.. as # cnn 10 learned from history or
'.sI fro,n t,o theory of ,yrogress, tho
heI'eu nu ,,,, .1,t,n,, ,f ,,on /, tI,o stnte
.''r! nascrty. 'II' Tic nnelviiize,l races nre ali
mi. Thu property Of Il great lntltAtl or
w., w. rhief will consist of n few pDtifHs aid
fse!l,oah fse!o o,l1o ~ or,,a nent,: md wr,tpuiuus,
lFaeoH.!''1mr m,.o ", o,,,sa ~ ,lo,,nrtv IA fo,ln
i n .ha Increased wants tit the ctllicatea ha''.
! m mind ou,grt,ws n wlRHnni ni,l leElal'us
NV u,turoyvR tin charm Of }g,Oranee ard
iao1set, -. oa,.,ofs nn,t r,nLa. t,,turnws atu-
wishes os se'ooss a1.a yN,, ~ n,a,,,ros nnd
ytdity and sleep anu W's'es lot p'c.".os' a'a''
rustc. anil furniture. intellectual develop.
us' sst hns ,,ccn the cnt,sc OF tho tncrease of
Hels aa.,,. r1' ond viii nIwoys rcu,ai, II rcaso,,
Fopetss, ,a.,.,. "!'a w.. ~ ,,.a,,n" Man no n
r. sf,ss ~ bns as hut faw wn''s ii % Eaei step Of nj.
,,nce isn costly step, bccatso nov desires
t9shs ..o n''H i,,,r,, noor i,,st. M n was horn
nsfelole .,, u"1M ,,,a,. nt s ~ this universal
4luIHI1S 'H'-
rn,erty q few. by better Industry nnd better
NtarteIl toll. beelt, carly In cscnpe ard to
~ III, ,tn,irht ,,nnu thetr ncc,,mu1nttous
bok WIN oSu.sHt a i,, .Irr,,, ,sr,r "a Lova
bfth!ngs ClFlst SUM- Nv pool ~ "'1
lHays Will y0lt." cs tAe cn[tn I!hS W.
r,rs had tho poor--the rich arc newcomers
.bo roa,,it of mn industry and bnrtor more
wy .1,....it,, or,nitor of NM,
ftteht ts's'ii 'lo e',siu y. ....' ,e
/ All Tho good OF clflll1atlol' ID li!e fesu!t y!
aloug and rationoi struggle. Tho skill oi
lts artist, tho learning of tito scholur, the
1t.;ar. ~ t,,o srntns,nnn tina tnste nf the
Fsaom ~ uo .,,o .sso,'nrt,, ~ ;i,o rtnl, uro
sult'satet, anu tne n1nl'o'Is ol VIC liz" n'9
! De results OF laborlOlts application. ttoa
t,thIoned our enrtll upon tho hnsls Of "No
.1..touoo ,vtthnut lnrnr. ~ nnd IA tl,Oury Is
,,' Ass"c',so ~ r.,,s ,,,,,,o, .hn mnfrorrnI
iaeAeeue"eo !. '"',o u.uo. -, L'o a T.. :.
hM II need ll0t Do delllc0 tIlot "lolleY - "
rood, II will SECURE Its possessor 50 mniiy
,ood ,hlrra fllnt Il 1nttHt l,e set down rs ono
~. ai,a ,n.t island. ITo ,vho lus
aae 'tul,'uua' .'.,s..,.o s,,,io l., tno
money ms everything I,, I,ulenasayo .;a,a" ~ tm'
sm Of food, clothing, household aillcics'
Moka 1Icturcs. music, travel, all tic higher
.1oytnents. When n nob!c snul Inns plenty
s.p,ns"s, 10 H.. ,',,,,, ,,r., rta ,vnrlI IL
Gtaohey IL cnat lNo "1uo 't.:. 10 ,,...'.,. WYNN
sullgcd aNl lltu lslnad1 greater Ill all ltsa'-
mensolls. Money mNy nlsU become NIL express
,InnI Inf n aon,I mind and soul, BY It's aid
wv ~ wv, lie ol.n rt,. I,s ;ntrioiis,
E1A lllfJ eAptESo !!i2 Cnna ~ ~ p..t. it
, 1881-06-20

3 A welt-known New York architect WIS latefy
Urged by porson who wAs Interested in oer~
t,lln monument project Of largo, protensiona ia
mako dcslRu for It. He objected Whom fl!r.
inake yoii d design for $i,0o0." u isn't lint
tr1,ls s.enpl" sad the tnyiter; ~ don't sharEss
% io nrehiteet M % .,ding "s "at,y man fs Who % makes
design fur IN Aner1cln Monumental Committee
Is a fool, and when deliberately nuke U fodl OF
myself want Mt 1oast et0D0 Tor It.
, 1881-06-20
Eminent phyxtc2afrs

Kidnsys Wort, for tIo worst cases @ Of SiIousness
AMI constipation, na we'll ~ for kidney COM
plnInts There IL scarcely Il person 10 be found
lhat Will not l,n Grcstly benefited by a thorough
course uf kitlnry-W0 1scry spring, II you
feel out af snrts and don't know why. tfr pack-
ngo Ut Kidney Wort and you wilt feol 1lko new
creature. -I,alk&nuWAfs ScHtfltd.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

The elder Booth was at times the
victim Of strange fancies. Once be
took the fancy to be an absolute vege,
tartan, and while possessed Of this idea
he was travelling on a Western steam
boat, and happened to be placed at ta-
bic opposite a solemn Quaker, who had
been attracted by the eloquent cOnYer-
sation Of the great actor. Tho beneV.
Olent old Quaker, observing the lack Of
Viands on BoOth's plate, kindly said:
Friend, shall not help thee to the
breast Of this chicken?"
NO, I thank you, friend" replied
the actor.
''Then shall I not cut thee a slice Of
ham2'
''No, friend, not any,"
''Then thee must take a piece Of the
mutton; thy plate is empty, persisted
the good old Quaker.
''Friend," said Booth, in those deep,
stentOrian tones whose volume and
power had so often electrified crowded
audiences friend, I never eat any
flesh but human flesh, and prefer that
raw"
The old Quaker was speechless, and
his seat was changed to another table at
the next meal
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

The term 'Dog Of an InfdeP' viii
lose all its reprOach if dogs prove them
selves such good Christians as the one
which taught Mr.. Spurgeon this lesson:
Il walked down my garden some time
ago, when the flowers were nicely out,
and saw big dog; and. as vas sure
he knew nothing Of gardening, I threw
my Walking-stick at him, and gave him
some recommendation to go home,
To my intense surprise and shame, the
dog picked up my stick, and, Wagging
his tail, dropped the staff at my feet
He beat me altogether. I said to
him. Good dog, and I told him he
could come again whenever he liked, If
be was q dog Of that kind I felt that
I was the worst dog of the tWo.''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14
Enlerprlsing Drugeiste.

Messrs. SEYBERT & CO., the live
Druggists Of the town, are always up to
the times and ready to meet the demands
of their many customers. They have Just
received a supply Of that wonderful rene
dy that is astonishing the world by It's
marvellous cures, DR.. KING's NEW DIsCOv-
ERY for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Phthisic,
Group, WhOoping Cough, Tickling in the
Throat, Loss Of Voice, Hoarseness or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs. This
remedy positively cures, as thousands can
testify. If you do not believe It call at
SEYBERT & CO.'S Drug store and get a
Trial bottle free Of cost, or regular size
bottle for one dollar. As you value your
life, give it a trial and be convinced, as
thousands already have been.
deC9nOvIS-S1chW
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

A tortoise died in England aged 22O;
another at 128 years. The pike, a kind
Of fish, has been said to live for 267
years, and the carp for 200 years. The
gigantic salamander may live for q
greatly prolonged period, and frogs and
tOads are lOng-ived animals A toad
has been kept thirty years WithOutshOW-
ing signs Of age, and then died through
an accident. Whales have been sup
posed to live from 800 to 400 years.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14
nILLsBOROUGH. ONO.
Two Journeys,

Il go on journey far away"
d, He said-and he stopped and kissed me then
"Uver the ocean for mIny q day
Good-bye,' and he kissed me once again.
But only lew months had fed,
w nen again I answered my husbands kiss:
Il could not t0rry away he said;
There is never q land as fair as this"
Again stood by my husbands side,
. 4 go on Journey, sweet, to-day;
over the river the bOadmen glide
Goodbye: I shall hnger long away"
"Ah, he viii come back soon, L know
said as stopped for the parting kiss,
"de cannot tarry, ne told me So
There is never land so fair as this"
But many q month and many a year
Have flown since my darling went away,
VIII ne never come back to meet me here2
Has he found the region Of perfect day2
Over the ocean he went and came;
Over the river and fingers therel
Oh, pallid bOatman, call my name
Show me the reg on 50 wOndrOus fair.
-The AT1OsdB.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14
Anandnta Of Mra. narlrla.

On her road to school. when a very
small child, she had to pass a gate
where a turkey cock was standing. He
always ran up to her, gObbling and
looking alarming. It frightened her at
first a good deal, and she dreaded hav-
ing to pass the place, but after little
time she hated tho thought of living in
fear. The next time she passed the
gate, several labOrers and boys were
near, who seemed to enjoy the thought
Of the turkey running at her. She
gathered herself together, and made up
her mind The turkey ran at her as
usual, gobbling and scOIding; she sud-
denly darted st him, and seized him by
the throat and swung him round. The
men clapped their hands, and shouted,
"Well done, little Jennie Welsh" and
the Bubbly Jock (the turkey never
mOlested her again.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

It is to be hoped that the poisonous
ARue medicines have had their day. Ar
senic and quinine are not desirable COM
mOdities to carry about in ones system,
even for the sake Of temporarily displac-
ing the malarial poison which produces
Fever and Ague, Ayers Ague Cure Is a
sure antidote for the Ague, and is perfect
ly harmless, leaving the system in as good
condition as before the Ague was contract
ed. iy7w2
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

For constipation in children, don't force
them to swallow castor oil; try Denig's
Worm Syrup. A full dose at night, fol-
lowed by a smaller one in the morning,
will do more good than the oil, and will
be readily taken, because pleasant.
iy7W2
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

A hickory club nearly five feet long
hes been received at Washington. Blood
and hair are smeared on It, and it is
said that it is to be used as evidence in
one Of the contested election cases from
the south.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14
WHOLE NO. 1855.



Derrick DOdd, San Francisco Post
when one considers the innumer
able attempts made upon the life Of the
late Car, writes our special CORES
[ pOndent at St. Petersburg, 'the wonder
increases that he escaped so long.
Some Of the most ingenious plots have
been hitherto carefully hushed up BY
members of the Imperial household.
Among many internal machines en-
plOyed by the Nihilists the American
apple pie was much used. Four times
in one week did the Lord Chamberlain
detect this dreadful Wand among the
dishes on the royal table. where it had
been placed by some unknown hand
On another occasion the Car was crop
ing around the pantry, in the dark, en-
deaYOring to get a snack Of something
before turning in. He took @ mouthfll
Of the first thing he came across, when
ne was seized with a sudden faintness.
He was found in the morning lying un-
conscious, with a San Francisco dough
nut clutched in bis right hand. The
Emperor was revived with difficulty, but
to the day Of his death was cursed with
chronic dyspepsia. But to return to the
revolving subject Of pies. About q
month before his death the CzarWas in
vited to attend the annual picnic Of the
United Order Of ButtOphOle Workers at
Scadger's Park, on the other side Of the
Neva. After playing copenhagen for
teVen or eight hours, as is customary,
she Gar was offered some suspicious
looking lemonade and the usual kiln
dried picnic sandwiches, which he pru-
IDENTIFY declined. Noticing this, bafaed
Nihilist approached, and, after walking
carefully round the Emperor, said to
him with assumed respect:
''Your Majesty Wesrs light pants
perceive
Gas you see, ;" replied the Emperor.
'Is not that cOrreot?''
Precisely" exclaimed the c0nspira-
tor, ''but It's the custom for Wearers Of
light pants ct picnies to sit down on 8
pie"
els the custom imperativeP' asked
the Car glOOmily.
Absolutely, sire. It is matter Of
tradition. s"
Then let a pie be produced" !"
This was instantly done, the great
American cemetery crOwder being
placed on a stump in front Of the Car.
SIS it vitally necessary that it should
be a blackberry pie?" said the Dictator
of All the Russias, dividing his coat tails
with a shudder
cas- you say, sire"
''But I don't exactly understand, %
hesitated the despot. Suppose you sit
down first, Just to show me how"
'I-your Majesty?n stammered that
conspiratOr; 'I-I-er-yOu see my
trowsers are old and-and black-they
have been half-sOled--it would be no
-n
''SqUHt ~ roared the autOcrab sud-
denly whipping out his revolver.
The miserable wretch sat down with q
groan, and Instantly alter vanished
through the tree tops. Tho pie had
been loaded with nitrO-glycerins.
81 knew it. " muttered the Emperor,
and, calling together his PriVy Council
with q dog whistle, he took the next car
for the ferry.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14
GreatEnfernrise

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com
pany IS one Of ROchester's greatest busi-
ness en- terprises. Their Hop Bitiers have
reached a sale beyond all precedent, hav-
ing from their intrinsic value found their
way into almost every household in the
land.-LGraphie. iy7W2
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

To create a hearty and regular appetite
and at the same time have all kinds Of
food "agree" with the stomach, use Balls
Digestive Salt at your table, instead Of or
dinary table salt. See advertisement in
another column. iy7F4G
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

The female trapeze performers in
the circus, who 60 through their calls
themes az the top Of the tent, are dns
examples Of the higher education Of
women.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

A thorough and safe remedy is DR.. Net
taur's Headache and Dyspepsia Pills.
Sold by all Druggists. Price . cents.
iy7W4D&CO
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14
'Squat F' roared the autOcrat,
larI.r rrhfr,r,trr- mt hia rarnluar

Forced by M. political connections into pub
lie life, my sutferings were intensified by the
comments Of those VINO saw my face and head
covered with scr0fulOus humOrs," said q gentle
man, recently cured by CutiCura Remedies.
Why an object Of l0athing and disgust to vonr-
self and society from Catarrh- when Sanford's
Radical Cure externally and internally admins
tered VIII cure every symptom Of the disease.
Every package is a complete treatment Only Sd
iVTchgm
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14
Young Folks Corner.

No. 1-CHARADE.
To FIRST a LAST is saCrlege;
But TOTAL claims the privilege.--Cil-
Times-Star.
No. 2-CHARADE-
First Is within,
Last broad Of space;
Total is iithin,"
Or wanting space.-[Ib.
No. 3-DIAMOND.
1. A letter. 2. A kind Of brewing tub. 9. Lay
on closely. 4. One who assists in cOlonizlnF
new territory. s. SmoOthed over. s. A town in
France. z. Those who condemn. 8. Rush bas-
kets. Q. Constructs. 10. A parting from, II. A
letter.-[I6.
No. 4-NUMERICAL ENIGMA
The 1 9 is a creeping thing;
The 4 obs a swimming thing,
The Z is 70 make neat;
The to z is rendered sWeet.-rTb.
No 5-ENIGMA
My 1st in white; % in night; Sd n.tight; 4th in
Write 9TH In mite 9th 10 spite; Ith in hate; sth In
gate 9Th in late; 10th In narrate; 1lth in Crsaie-
18Th In fate. Ny whole is great evil
Winchester, D. G. VIZ
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

Endorsed Gstd recon-
illemded bB the EBeots
eaE 11F-0fsssSOtts FOR
DuRpep6in, General
DebfEtflT, Female Dis
eases, Want Of VtfGE-
isg, Nervous Rl.OGegHD-
ffOiI, and C01ED1leG-
tcetleeff-0llI FeUe1-9, sc.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-07-14

my labor was exceedingly bur
the contrary, was followed by
IRON TONIC, from which / re-
/ found that my natural force
ing it ] have done twice the Ia
Ease. With the tranquil nerve
Ifthe Tonic has not done the
Christian Church, Troy, 0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-19
Printers and the Fair.
SALT LAKE'CITY, Oct. 18th. 81.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 18th, 81.
Editors Herald:
During the late exhibition at the
fair several comments were made in
the hearing of your subscriber at the
paucity Of the display of printing.
and if person had gone to the eX-
hlbition only to obtain an idea of
the resources and ability of the peo-
pie of Utah, he or she would have
gone away with the opinion that
the Art Preservative had but very
Few infatuated devotees in Utah.
-Inere are IN Salt Lake City six lob
printing offices, each capable of
turning out good work, and in the
territory some ten job offices, vet
only one display of plain and fancy
printing was on exhibition. True-
some bound works from the .J,Lregl-
lie Instructor Office, and some bound
volumes OF the Contributor were
also there, the latter, 1 believe. ex-
hibited by the editor and not the
printer.
The silver medal offered by the
society and the special premium of
SIS offered by the "Star" Printing
Company were worth competing
for, saying nothing for the honor of
obtaining the award yet the exhi-
bition of the "Star" Printing Com
pany was the only one that could be
looked upon as coming strictly
within the reach of the premiums
as published. The work of the firm
to whom the prizes were awarded
were pretty in design, good in exc
cution, and elaborate in display and
worthy all that was awarded it; but
the exhibition and the result would
have been more satisfactory if there
had been display of work By the
other offices.
1t is generally supposed that print
ers and publishers are in the van of
progresS-if any one class of citizens
is looked for to be in the front mora
than another, that class is the mem
bers Of the Art Preservative of ALI
Arts; but this was not the case at
the late fair, though it is hoped viii
be in the future.
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-19
PROPOSALS.
BRICK, LIME, STONE. ETC.
AT PROVO CITY, UTAH
COUNTY.
Provo C1TY, October, 10, 1881.

Provo CRY, October, 10, 1881.
PROPOSALS, SEALED AND EN-
i dorsed. Proposals for Material and
Labor" will be received at my Office
until October Goth, 1881, at IL o'clock M,
to be opened Immediately thereafter in
the preseRee Of bidders, for furnishing at
the Asylum Grounds, in Provo City,
Utah:
225, 900 hard burned brick.
Ito cords Of building stone
1900 bushels of lime.
And for building 300 perches of Iubl e
wall, and laying 225,000 brick; ma
terisls and labor to be in accordance with
drawings and specifications, copies Of
which may be seen at this office, or at
the Office of the Secretary, John 4.
Winder, in Salt Lake City. Bids will
be received for all or any of materials
named.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids not considered a d vantageous to
the Territory. Signed,
WARREN n. DUsENBERRY,
oc11 Chairman Building Committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-19
Miss MATTE HORNE,

Best one pound c0cOOnS by girl
under Is years old, Nellie Piper, 81
Best on pound reeled silk, Nellie
Piper. $3.50.
Best six pairs mitts, D. Graves
81.
Best silk net:ed necktie, r. Ware
man, s..
Best four yards silk lace, Mrs
Compton, 81 81.
Best lace veil, Mrs. Compton. 81
Best silk handkerchief, d. Or ives
bronze medal.
Best silk dress pattern, d. Graves
diploma.
Best silk vest pattern, D Graves,
bronze medal.
Best home made silk Melted
shawl, D. Graves, s..
Best tatted collar, e. Slnsberry,
75c.
Best case hair work, Mrs. Wilkin-
son, diploma.
Best case hair work, Mrs. Clinton,
diploma.
Best case fancy hair work, Prof
A. Andre, diploma.
Best hair flowers, Prof. A. Andre
81.
Best crochet work. Mrs. Compton,
81.
Second best crochet work, Mrs.
Cutler, 75c.
Best netted ties, A. B. Fletcher,
81.
Best Melted curtain, S. H. Free,
.S1.5O.
Best knitted curtains, Nineteenth
Ward Relief Society, $3.50.
Best cotton fringe, NJ. knight, 81.
Best silk embroidery, Mrs. South,
$1.50.
Best embroidered blanket for in
FAINT, Mrs. G. Alder, 81.
Best embroidered shawl for in
FAINT, A. Adams, 81.
Best baby's robe, A. Adams, 81.
Best braid work, E. Decker, 81.
Best orna mental needle work, n.
H. Clayton, diploma.
Best Ottoman cover, S.DinWoodey
81.
Best vase, combed wool flowers,
81.
Best rag rug, Mrs. Trescott. 75c.
Best darned bobinet, Missy. Clay
ton, 81.
Best patchwork quilts, J.B. Ad-
lard, diploma.
Best feather flowers, Miss A. B.
Fletcher, 75c.
Best artificial flowers, Miss A. B.
Fletcher, 81.
Rest insertion, J. Seaman, 81.
Best lamp mats, G. Katz, so.
Best case of fancy work, Mr.. S.
Claire and Misses Edith and Edna
Clawson, silver medal.
Best vase wax flowers, M. Lesion,
75c.
Best card basket, soc.
Best silk embroidered table sashes
diploma.
Best case of fancy work, Miss A.
Schram.
Best vase of wax fruit, R. L.
Bacon, 81.
Best fruit doilers, soc.
Best baby's shoes. E. West, 75c.
Best child's wooden leggings, z
West, 75c.