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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19

Special to The Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Longview. May 14-Longview hss mad
dog scare. The aldermen have ordered all
stray or unmuzzled dogs killed. Oscar Gar
rett, living near here, was bitten BY dog
supposed 70 be msd, and Mr. Garrett went 10
Grrenville 10 apply the msd stone.
Weather very warn-92 degrees in the
shade.
Farmers sre very busy, and cotton almost
smothercd BY grass-
The consoiidsiion Of the Teras & Pacific
and Intsrns.ioDsl & Crest Northern are
about 10 maks improvements Of the Long
view junction fscilities- They hsve purcbssed
two tracts Of land runnings tbOussrd feet
essi OF the international d Crest Northern
rrorlnrfr.
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San Antonio.
Special 70 The Herald.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, May I7..-Infornation from
LAREDO says in consequence Of the near ap-
proach Of the iAilrosd rom Corpus Christi
and the active cODstructian gaiug forward
from here % Monterey by the Mexic n stional
company rents have been rapidly rising
at this 20 Mt, and land is in continual de-
maBd, snd aisp labor. European aLd Amer
ioan commercial sgents are already plsntisg 2
themselves in town. Nus bers of wagon trains
cross the river nearly every day loaded with
merchandise on their way 70 the interior states
Of Mexico, and the wharves Of the river banks
are covered with goods for transportation.
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Colorado.
Special to the Herald.

Colorado, May ia stockman by the name
of W. p. Patterso1 was Killed here last night
ny Three of the rangers stationed at this'polnt.
Patterson was drunk aud resisted arrest, firing
upon one of the rangers named
Cndberry. The three 'nseis returned
the fire az once, every shot taking effect, Pat
terson falling dead. This seems to be tile re-
sui fan old feud between the cowboys and
the rangers. Threats have been made by both
parties The rangers are the only protection
to life and property in this section of Texas,
public opinion being largely in favor Of the
rangers in this case.
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sherman

Special to the Herald.
Sherman, May 14-The county court was
packed early this morning 10 hear the clos
log argument in the insanity trial of the
Denison merchsnt, j. p. Lesper. The jury
did not hesitate after receiving the case, but
gave him the benefit of the doubt, and re-
turned verdict OF not guilty. The case has
ELECTED more interest than anything that ever
occurred in this county. His family, relatives
and some of bis most Intimate friends say
they believe he is insane, and that they are
In fear of him.
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whitney.


Special to the Herald.
whitney, May E.-An0ther attempt 70 burn
the town, occurred this moraing at O'Clock
BY pouringsever gallons Of coal OIL over the
floor end wooden work In b n. Rinenams
hardware store. The incendiary hid the keys
20 the store, and amer sstfirg it on fire In two
D aces let, locking the dor behind him. The
fire as discovered In time 70 be controlled.
Loss $50; Insured.
Our town and county are rejoicing ove- the
regular passenger train from bremODd 70
Mount Airy. which commenced on the 18th
Instant, and the tracz is now completed 20
Cisco. on the Texas a Pacinc road.
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Denver, Colorado. May I7.-Last night stthe
GraBdvieE h0tsi. near this eity, J. ID.
Rhyners murdered his wife while she
was lsee Tney had been conducting
en- insane asylum on rev principles wnlch
proved = failure. ard EhyDers became dis-
crursgai. II Was nls Intention % cornrnit
suicide sfter he hsd killed MS wife, but
cournrs failed him
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The eootton.PIaaters Go neet no Hem
nhgs

Nioksbure, May 17.-The cotton planters
association are Informed that liberal arrange
ments have been made BY the city Of Memphis
for eDtertaining members Of the association
and ruests 81 the annual convention 10 be held
ct Memphis, May 9TH. The Addition of i'm
proved ~ aehinery will probably exceed In tx-
tent any previous display made In the south
inc uding i'm 1rJved attacbme nts Ter making
yarns from SEED cotton. This promises 10 be
the largest and most important cJnvention Of
the oJtton planters EVER held. Reduced fare on
All railways sud on TOE Anchor line steamers
n a haflu a1n
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Sherman. MAY 1T. ,. Crooks. late editor
Of the shsrman Courier, has purchased the
Bonbam New-, and viii run 10 sl0ns. The
Texas a PacI 1c nachine sbops are % Be %
Gated - B1nhnrns nnd ms Il The cause of
IUTr'- = n0r-l
L.w. Clarke had a rsluatIe horse stnIrn
fr1fn me pub.lc square this evening. whfle
Crnck's va IN sight q ths borss an the
line
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oles, etc., was total loss. Only part OF the
Eousenold goods Were destroyed. Loss
about twelve or thirteen hundred
dollars; no insurance. 10 Is suppo sod
TO have been caused by a can of kerosene and q
poX OF matches, administered by an enemy.
The picnic of the Marlin lre company, given
To-day near the city, was well attended and
mnch enjoyed by II large crowd,
The weather Is clear and pleasant and crop
prospects very encouraging.
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Tyler.

Special to the Herald.
Tyler, May 17,-IIalf of the west side Of the
public square at liner, was burned last night,
consuming the grocery and liquor store OF L.
Il. Bsrnweil, saloon of ,Rusers II. Hamilton,
anu ihe suhlery house Of j. c. John
by insurance. Indications poinl to incendl-
afism.
New machinery for the new foundry and ma
chneshop OF II NJ Lylley II Son, at Tyler,
ara arriving, and they are llng for an extern
! I've business.
Weather very hot.
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COrsichna.
Special to the Herald.

DFeC!dI 10 GIIB EDTdIU.
Corsicana, May 1.-THE bid Of j. r. Minor
for the new hotel and block was accepted.
The front is to be OF Philadelphia p essed brick
with Austin stone facing. The cost OF the
block complete will reach S55, 100 The hotel
will be one of the finest in the state.
The sale of tots at erens, IA miles east Of
here. will take place on the 18th OF this month.
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Matched Embroideries.

AT sANGER'S only can patrons rely on
obtaining ssthe newest'' and "the latest" as
soon as "out," in MATCHED EMBRolD-
ERIEs. Thelast Novelty received from the
East is presented in Ecru Swiss ana cam pric,
matched edge and insertion-the cream oi
fashion in trimming embroideries thlt season
We also offer a line of HAMPukG EMbhoi-
DERIES, matched edge and insertion, AT
reduction from loo to l0c per YARD. we are
closing out a line of Ladies' Embroidered sets
of Collars and Cuffs, marked down from 4oc 10
Csc. Embroidery Department.
SANGER BROS.
The latest Novelties of the Season eShlpiteo
in everv Denarlment AT sANGER'S.
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Ladies'Linen I Suits and Ul-
SterS,

A 1fhmber of lines of desirable goods in lead
ing yles, at greatly reduced prices, to CLOSE
OUT this season. A moments examination
on our naming prices, will convince patrons
that we can and do undersell all competition
in thisl,ne, Suit and Ulster Department
AT SANGER'S.
Childrens' white Pique Snits, very hand
some Suit and Ulster Department
AT SANGER'S.
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Straw Hats

For Men, Women and Children, at prices
that are below prevailing figures everywhere
else, are exhibited in The latest styles and
fashiopab braids of this season.
AT SANGEE'S.
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The SPECIAL SALE of Summer Silks
qnoted at 421lc, worth Coo; at 4jc, worta Csc
at 50c, worth 75c. and 20 on upwara-contln-
ues with unabated success, AT SANGER'S.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19

Baitirnors. Nay J. in sarssgusscs ~ ra'r.
ne 49, e. Pfr li-3. nrDounc-d f1- ts-6sy
are pcstpone - to-ugrow
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.7saisI . Lff EeF1I1.
HarIin. Nny l7.--Ths mgrnInE e. 2 5'cIoek
anrs broke out 4. fbs nss b-Ick cvsnInr O.
". 7. A1en. Mia win ths kltcher. So
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19
A Chance for Next Sunday

We are CLOSING OUT a line CT Mems Black
Worsted Coats and Vests, plain and fancy, at
the exceptionally great reduction OF from $40
to So so. These goods look well and wear
well, and onr present offer will enable many
gentleman who has already, orwho may soon
have pair of light Pantaloons, to complete
suit and attire himself for next Sunday at a
far less outlay than he would ordinarily ex-
pect. We offsr, also, line of All Wool,
Worsted Prince Albert Coats with Vests, for
SI3 so that the customer would pronounce,
himself,to be worth $500. Drop In and see
Gentlemen's Clothing Department.
AT SANGER'S.
Newport Ties, in Kid and Goat, warranted
solid leather, for only ONE DOLLAR. Shoe
Department, AT SANGER'S,
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

A Fine Hotel 10 he Built at Corsi-
cana-A Coming Regatta at Gal
vestOn-A stock Man Killed by
the Rangers ut Colorado
Fires Mt Marlin, Whit
ney and TyIer-News-
paper Change at
BOnham, etc.
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The White Vest Season.

Fully prepared for 1t, gentlemen, AT SAN
GERS, where 200 different styles of May
seilles and Duck Vests, white and colortd,
plain and fancy patterns, with 8, 6 and but
tons, are now on exhibition. Large sizes for
Fat Men O special feature. Gentlemen's
clothing Depar ment. SANGER BRoo.
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Items of Interest.
North and South.

In the Cincinnati papers Of Sunday last
MABLEY, the great Ciothler Of that section or
country. advertises as Bargain his Best Blue
Flannel Suit for sI5. 90. We offer the same
our hIiddlesex Blue Flannel suit, warranted
not to fade at .SI2 so. These suits (hrst
quality are exactly alike, are made by the
same manufacturer, and, 30 far as we Know
cost the same. Let the Customer In Dallas
and elsewhere In Texas, draw his own con-
ciuslons All our spring and Summer Clo'h-
ing Is marked IN like reasonable manner.
II Is to the Sales Of & Season-not to those OF
day-that.we look for Profits, ATsANGERS.
TWO THOUSAND pairs of Ladies' Misses
and Chlldrens' Slippers and Sandals. bought
at cor cesson Of 25 per ceet. Glow cost, ana
sold at prices positively below competition.
Shoe Department, AT TSANGhhs'
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frrs frI fsarurs - r1alrs A. tnai OcrklinE N
- rnar fs.tI ron1fs crt =. cnarurlrn ~ clrll
sarrIre rrf1-m Every thirg tha. he s-Ts ~
fhr rrIarT 81 MerFI.fs rErrrraI
rie-af fr1rr fns rfarrrrrf ~ tubIir
irIr-.erf a. frre 1rs eFrfIrrl las rr.-Irr
~Iaaf.rrr rrIrf-f ouf tiIai t1e~r raE - ds.ferss
f.l- ltls ruuuary ols.hn-.s - . O. ttfrl o.
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Gentlemen's. Walking Shoes for Summer,
high aud low quarters button, lace, buckle and
gaiter yles, at very low prices. Shoe Depart
meut, AT SANGER'S,
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NASHVILLE BURNING.

The Whole City Reported to be in
DnDger-The Maxwell House, Amer
lean Newspaper Onice and western
Union Telegraph Office Burned
communication cut 9H-Assistance
From louisville.
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MIIwauEee. HlH.s Nay I.-Ine HerunIl-
csn saVs. We suppose Conkiinr had leason
- fsel csrfaln 81 Eis Te-eiecrion. ~ he you'd
nof hsTs reslgDs1. We are cys1d.rt that u
rrrafIr Irrrsassi prestige " rtEs1r - rs-eler-
fInn ~ the hauds % the leK1slature ll.af w1s
eiesied last ysar, - I'll rr1 fhet he tes
rrrsflr rulstsken ne terufsr q the people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-13

allure has been less TODAY than
yesterday, and his condil ion is
much improved. He takes nourlsh-
Iment IN constantly Increasing ouan-
Itltles. and the stomach performes
pts functions well. He is not only
better tonight than last night, but
his condition, as a whole, is better
than at any time since the shooting.
Dr. Reyburn, at pm, said: The
residents condition last evening
gave US some little uneasiness,
partly on account of the rise in the
temperature and partly on account
OF other unfavorable indications
such as restlessneSs and a dry. hot
skin. We believed, however, these
symptoms represented only the tenn
poiary auctuation of the fever, and
on, Judgment has been confirmed by
thf result.
Few York, 12.-Dr. Hamilton said
thu morning that the pulse and
temperature are all healthy. An
incease, both in pulse and tempera-
tWe, regularly takes place in the
afternoon. 1t has been customar,
for the President to be active dur
Ing the day time,and when in an en-
trely healthy condition his pulse
would increase. Therefore. the in
cease reported in the bulletins
6ily need not be regarded as indi-
citing any very unfavOrable symp-
tens, unless both should be very
excessive. l regard the condition
generally as very favorable, consid-
e,lng the nature of the injury, and
each day will add to his strength.
| As Tar as can be judged from the re-
PORTS received, it will take time for
tle President to recover from hurt
OF this character, but 80 far every
thing seems to be going on very sat
isfactorily.
Washington, 11.-Executive Man
sion, Z p.m.-The President has
passed q much more comfortable
day than yesterday. Pulse i04,
temperature 1924, respiration "a.
(Slped) D. W. BLISS,
J. K BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN.
Washington, II, nOon.-Dr. Bliss
reports the Presidents condition in
general as more favorable and en-
couraging than at any time since be
was wounded. The pulse is now
below 100.
1926 p.m.-Since I o'clock the
Presidents pulse has dropped to 1O2,
temperature to 102. He is sleeping
quietly. The symptoms show i'm
proved condition.
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ALittle Story That Applies.

a King was in the last extremity.
Doctrs gave him up. An unknown
partyappeared and undertook the
case. Describe the disease" said
the dctors. at is a complaint for
which I have a remedy, and you
haven't" said he. This is where the
application comes in. Crittenton,
of thGreat Medicine Warehouse,
115 Elton Street, New York, pos
sesses in Hale's Honey Of Hore-
hountand Tar. an absolute specific
for coghs, colds, and every species
of br0chial malady. The faculty"
don't. This is where the jealousy
comesin. Everybody wants the
articltand all the druggists keep it.
Prices soc. and 81. Great saving
by pulhasing large size.
PIKB TooTHACHE DROPS cure in
one mute.
1T Il POSITIVELY HURTFUL TIC
USE ONTMENTs for skin diseases
Use istead GLENN's SCLPHUB
SOAP.
"HIt's HAIR AND WHIsKER
DYE. Black or Brown, 5Qs.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
N all the real estate owners within the
following described limits Of Salt Lake
City, to wit; Both sides of First South
Street, between East Temple and First
West Streets; both sides Of Second South
Street. between First East and East
Temple Street; both sides of West
Temple Street, between South Temple
and Second South Street; both sides Of
First EastStreet, between South Temple
and Third South Streets, that q meeting
will be held at the City Hall. Salt Lake
City, July 18th, instant, at 1880 p.m;. in
view of the Ordinance passed by the City
Council of Salt Lake City, May 3lst'
1881, in relation to levying and collecting
tax for grading, paving aud gravellDG
certain sidewalks.
JOHN b. RUMEL,
ADAM SPEIRs.
HELAMAN PRATT,
Tvs Commissioners of Sidewalks
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COOLING DRINKS S,
AT
THE OCCIDENTAL.

All Visitors to ths city should call at
the Occidental and try Auer s. Murphy's
Celebrated Nectar Lemonades, Nectar
Punches and other Delicious Summer
Beverages. Their facilities are I'M
surpassed and the Occidental still retains
the prestsge which has made it famous.
They make q speciality Of keeping on
hand Bottled Wines and Liquors at very
reasonable prices, and are sole agents for
the university Cigars, the best in the
Land" AUER g. MURPHY,
Propr's.
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The Albany Racket.

Albany. 12.-The joint convention
ballot for the short term resulted
Lapham, IS; Potter, 50; Conkling,
30; Fish, 1; WoOdford, /; Evarts, /;
necessary to choice, Is. s}Ea =
Long term: Herman, So; Miller,
10; Wheeler, 81; Adams, 2; Chap
man, 2; Fish, 2; Daniels, 8; Bliss, / ;
Slarln, l; Evarts, 1. Necessary to a
choice, IS.
Adjourned on a vote Of IS to 10.
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EVOLUTIONARY LESSONS

IN Oratory and Dramatic Art. Pu-
nils trained for the Stage, Public
Soaking and Reading. For terms
address John S. Lindsay. residence,
First West, between North and
South Temple Streets, Salt Lake
Qtv
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The Immigrants,

Omaha, 12.-Nine hundred Nor
mon immigrants, converts from Eu-
rope, passed through this city yes
terday morning en- route to Utah.
They occupied sixteen passenger
coaches and required eight freight
cars for baggage. The majority
were Scandinavians.
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WANTED.

Immediately sixty good men to
work in Parley's Canyon. Wages
guaranteed. Apply to Albert Holt
at the Works or to Eber Case, Salt
Lake City, James Mabey, Bountiful,
Or John Holt, South Jordan.
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WANTED.

Thirty good rock men to work on
the Railroad at Granger. Three
dollars per day, cash. Transports
uon from Ogden to Granger fur
niShed. Apply to Crismon & Weller,
salt Lake City, or at Granger.
CRISMON & WELLER.
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Skill in the Wnrkshon

mI no DO good work the mechanic
don ng nave good health. If long
have aS o vi confinement in close rooms
bis ZEN eih1eebled his hand or dimmed
e5S sight, let him at once, and before
nIanfuo organic trouble appears, take
Lilly giII OF Hop Bitters. His system
s ST. 3e rejuvenated, his nerves
ana x Chened, his sight become clear
I'M T,,t t one Whole constitution be built
- " d higher working condition.
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HlaS s,,pving are the latest quota
-i gSI If -four, gram, WOOL etc. in the
ea 99T[nTR- Suparfne. $50 g "a 10 20
II, FL0EE Extra, s. IS @ 800 Family III "a 6 X
Bsk95T5; "a Fl; WsllaWalls, extra lou @
aTT54RF O Pho. l, $500 1929; No.
2a3S5{@ R We Sc. @ 9Oc. for
"a BAn .nd Soc. a 82l. for Bay; Brewing
49, oSSIgR5s1 lSqSS sS,o at $3.50 @ sl'Sov
ell. for Feed. Q, O9ca 81 O5 for
Large Yellow 1; Z, 81 10 soS White 1i = ot.
HfDE5-Dry Hides, usual S Sc e TgIc.
Flint int IS a 1870 Dry Hips, 10 y E iIfc'
G e rtn Sailed, heavy steers, oyer ODDS lbs
io5c; do, under IS lbs, lOci hlp8' lO'
Calf-skins, 100 l2e'
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WANTED.

One hundred men to lay track at
Granger. Apply to George Girls
mon, Salt Lake City, or to Collins &
Co., Granger.
CRISMnN & WELLER
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WANTED.

FUrnacemen, Feeders and Labor
ers; apply at the Germania SmelteI
or Office in town.
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WANTED.

& Reliable Girl who is used to
taking care of children. Apply to
Mrs. Louis Coin, Twentieth Ward,
or at Cohn Bros Dry Goods Store. \
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NOTICE.

Hunt & Edginton are prepared to
clean out all Out-hOuses, Cisterns,
take away Dead Animals. Ashes or
any NuiSances. Address PoStOffice.
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Bed Bags, Reaches,

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mos
quitoes, insects, etc., cleared out by
Rough on Rats" 15c. boxes at drug
gists.
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WANTED.

A good Girl to do kitchen work.
Apply at VIM. Jennings, Sixteenth
Ward. :
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WANTED,

The folks to know that they can
e. supplied with Grain, Feed, Flour,
SS nUtSSr and Provisions, at So First
'Oo'n street, east of Main street.
W. SHARP.
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WANTED.

E5s EoR HOUSE WORK,
cES KANK WHITES INTELLI-
E6s GE o FfiCE. NO CHARGE
FOR APPLICATION. i've
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

Cheap. a good scraping team
horses horses T. P. Page, at Jesse w.
Fox's First South street, two and
2 half blocks, west Of Main.
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WANTED.

Anumber of good Stone Masons
steady employment, Enquire I'M
mediately of Motifs & Evans.
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Woods Machines,

n, farmer should buy a Mower
without first examining the Wood S
Gea Mower at my yard.
L. B. MATTIsoN.
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WANTED.

A few good men for steady work
%Ithe Pioneer Perpetual Lime Kilns.
aapply Immediately to Supt. F. a.
EdScoe, on the premises.
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Removal.

Tie Arcade Restaurant has re-
moved to the building one door south
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank
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CeC4&hcstes Of Deposit Issued Payable en-
Demand.
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SUMNER HATS at clearance sale
At L. GOLDBERG'S
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
CORRESPONDENT

CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YoRK-fmporter's and Traders Natioa&
Kountze Brothers.
CHIoAeo-C Commercial National Bank.
Ban FRANCIsoo-Eirst National Gold Bank.
OkAHA-OmahA National Bank.
81. LoUIs-Stats Savings Association.
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Re Sell Exchange and Telegraphie
Transfers on Leading Cities of the
United States; also Furnish Sight
Drafts or Remit Funds to Lo'adoa,
Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen,
Paris, Stockholm ana all other
Prominent Points IN EaIrope, at
LoaUeSt Bate 2f Exchange.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

,,,uinc are the ruling whole
: lIbUyins prices in Salt Lake
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The Exchange Saloon.

Number SIX, First South street.
= n. 2. GRAY, Prop.
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BLACK SILKS GREATLY
REDUCED at Auerbach's.
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W Jackson, Philadelphia; j F Shields
7 u Lewis, Chicago; Mr.. ScrEmgeOur,
Oaklan Cal; d w Haven, Blue Greek;
II s Huson, : V 4 r; E icholson,
Provo; s Holdermsn, Morris, Ills.
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Collections Made NTH Prompt Returns,
at L01ceSt Rates,