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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
HANLAN TAKES THE CAKE.
The Race Easily Won by -Four
Iengths--Absolute Owner of the
-y Champion Cupsa 5ss s1 a7sss

The Race Easily Won by Four
Lengths--ADs0lute Owner OF tine
'ons"plon oups ials.i
LONDON, February IA The race be-
tween Hanlau and Laycock, over the
Thames championship course, for sthe
championship OF England, and The
Sportsman challenges cup and fi.000
came OF this evening and was won
easily by Hanlan by about four lengths
There was little betting on the race, and
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
Another Good Boy.

A Detroit grocer was the rother day
hungrily waiting FOR his clerk to return
from dinner and give him q chance at
bis own MONDAY meal, when q boy
came into the store with basket In his
hand, and said: sBa SEA 30 iisaI ssli i
II seed boy grab up this ere basket
from the door and run, and I run after
him and made him give it up" zlssit
"My lad, you are an honest boy"
"Yes, sir."g 81. 3, e...,--ss,,i -. !.
"Aad you, look like good boy" N
Eyes, sir" .ss.sui. sl.,7..s4 a, E7e..l
sand good boy should alwsys be
encouraged. q In a box in the back room
there are eight dozen eggs. You may
take them home to your mother, and
keep the basket oY1 hose. ,t.l,l
The grocer had been saving those
eggs for days and weeks to reward come
one. In rewarding q good boy be also
got eight-dozsn bad eggs carried out et
the neighborhood free Of cost, and he
chuckled . little chuck as be, walked
homeward. / $3.50 .,-5 ~,
The afternoon waned, night came and
went, and once more the grocer went to
bis dinner. When be returned be was
picking bis teeth ana, wearing compla.
cent smile. His eyes caught q basket o.
eight-dozen eggs as he entered the store
and be queried: -. .sss, .s !,
Been buying some eggs9' asie
"Yes got hold Of those from farm
er's boy replied, the CLERK. - er
"A lame boy with . blue cap on :" +
ayes !" ~ &, t,. ss,....s.ff
'.sTwp front teeth ,ousf" ssf
ssYes.'' S. 81, ~ S., -,
The grocer sat down aud examined
the eggs The sbslle hs.l bsen washed
|c,esp, but they we're tbe same rkggs ths
good boy had lugged home the day be
fore Detreit Free Press. h..s,..s a.n
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
onto .I5fLI1lI s1I 4iITIaMYa

She drew her hands a say and looked
him full in the eyes. bna' ,i;7j ie9aof
b"It must be-" she said. III sm'not
sacrificing myself to any idea 10 i am go-
ing to marry Hugh Hamilton because I
love him."i,j 5ii ~ 8 0i'3 site mn %
"Butt I love you, Roselle!r he cried,
his selfish heart in D Wild passion Of pain
at the loss OF her. ,s3h 1sl bfa 50 tii
s.No," she said s'no man loves wo.
man who waits for his friend to defend
her name. ood-night."
Two months later, when the party had
all gone back to the city, Standing lin.
gered behind. 3ttt laimi 1}t iK .sfl,
"a man Is a fool who grieves his life
away over any woman,''l be said; "and
Lydia Hamilton would be model wife,
/ doubt not."w vi l.acis . 4isda Ifgs s.,t.i
.. So. he asked her to accept the ivacan,
lcy.goi.algs - .f3iqeas ttes a q
"Are you not aware that ! am be.
trothed to my cousin?'' she asked turn.
ing her calm eyes upon him 10 surprise
II supposed ycu knew ofi,--an engsge.
ment Of, long standing. and known to al
my friends l am sorry this has occur
red" s 74s8le9 s.le. .s9li IL
| So was Standing tll,9,. ,s s5ss.,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
Why Should they.

No man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the brain is dull, the nerves
unsteady, the, system relaxed and they
feel generally wretched Why should
lawyers, merchants, clergymen, doctors,
mechanics or mothers often misersbly
drag through their work In this condi.
ton, when small amount Of Parker's
Ginger Tonic will always, at moderate
cost, clear the brain and give them the
strength and the viii to perform their
duties satisfactorily We have felt its
strengthening and bracipg effects and
can recommend it most highly. See
other colums-Ed. 7i'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
CaiIed Him Comb.

Gss naFg1ss s; se nos s.s many dsys
Is ~ oilJcs f,fss Motel Il II ssni y 4 I,sSssS a
roasting shsir, hssls ana lsltinr os 1Isrk'
can raiders. A New York dr1mmer a..
.tseetl ne place. registered, ann m Isk-
jur about breakfast. when one Of the -
approached. him and said
aHello /. NJ. Gould. nv names III.
Thomss; got your letter and WA look.
mo for you.r sseils ssslits s aslv si''vsa
Hello. Mae 'syeulied IN, ar,S.Sr,x
Who saw il was case Of misnksa ~,
Essry 'boos-hesl came dork T. Rshe
ysys % suit'
aGo ripht into break fast. lots 81 ti5s<
for business, continued MthS ia man. snd
the hungry drummer tlisapDearSdp Inl ltl5s
|dihine.rooma when shs hsds .0bhisS
breakfast he returned 70 sheoaaes % laa
when The landlord edged ~ spd s IA a.
rBoys, rather cot t tie start 81 yov. Mr.
Geuld,e
aHnw's thst?'' ssf y sasa'ss'''s
n stWhv.s M Thomas owns 4 tvsnty ylsSr,}
berse Ict,ach line 5ubp,ns ! nm 80 hsres
ndghe,dropned the hoys = Mint sh.t vos,
vere '.fter Il 10 eomnlete vorr .ov,h-
vest line While Won we're vs. i hrssE,
| fxat the boSa formed stoct corm mos
hor,h. h;,, o,,t ssav 49, 90 = - k..yst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
Remedy for Lockjaw.

A correspondent OF the Scientific
American says: "Let any one who has
an attack OF lockjaw take small guam
tity OF turpentine, warm 1t and pour it
on the wound,no matter where the wound
is, and relief will follow in less than q
minute. Nothing better can be applied
TO a severe cut or bruise than cold tur-
peEtine; 1t will give certain relief almost
instsntly. Turpentine is sovereign
remedy for Group. Saturate piece OF
flannel with it and place the flannel on
the throat and chest, and in every case
three or four drops on lump Of sugar
may he taken inwardly. Every family
should have bottle on hand" 8 80
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
How to Treat : Cold.

+ When you get chilly alloyer and away
into you, boness and begin TO sRifde and
almost. struggle for, your breath, Just be.
gin 10 time and your tribulations need
not last very long. Get soms powdered
borax and snuff the dry powder w your
nostrils., Get q. a.camphor bottle, smell 1,
frequently, pour some on your handler.
chief and wipe your nose with Il Shen'
ever needed. Your nose win moi gel
sore and you will soon wonder What,
become OF your cold. Begin this treat
ment in the forenoon and keep on at 10
tervals until you 90 to bed, and you vii
sleep g well as you ever did. :; !, s., ,..,'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
Foes oil Doctors..

The fee OF doctors is m item that very
many persons are interested 10 just ct
present We believe the schedule for
visits IL % 90, which would tax q man
confined to his bed for year. and 10
need of daily visit, over 81, 900 . year
for m edical attendance alone And one
single bottle Of Hop sBitters taken il
tims would save the 81, ,000 and all ths
years sickness. Post.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
'vaDYING WORDS
What Great Men Have Said as they
Stood ON the. Threshold iOt Deathsl


-ags sla ssI4sis-- ---,a. 5ifisnsg 1is,
.; When death, the mighty, copqueror,
comes, we often vfnd the spirit which has
ruled in life still dominant, /, and, ,dthe
condensed eloquence of, these utserances
Of expiring saints, and sinners possess
an external signifcancs:ls eal,sasl i,
. Julian, the Apostste-rO, Gslilesn,
thon hast conquered II oFsa
ia Melancthonr-Nothipg but Heaven. (,
Tasso-Intoith hands, o Lord. ssis,
Haliburtop-The. beginning and end.
ing OF religion are wonderfully, sweet /,
Or. Doddrdge-There is alhope SCI
before me. -eas IN . 81 as.,s,,a ~
John .Knox--Lord Jesus rsceivesmy
spir,. yssa AZ s. 1890 aail,it5i 81
Wilberforce-I sm very Ihappy.n Lei
Us talk of Heaven. 1;se ia,.q s7,,v ,fa,.s
OiJohn Wesley-TThe best Of all iss God
lie with u.s. Fsresell, nt,as i 4 s..
Bishop MeKepdree---All is we'll. ,,oc,
q Gen. Havelock-Tell my son, to comt
and see how a Christian can die. ,..es
Is President Edwards Trustin God ant
yoo need not fear.~ - u,,a ,e,,ti i, .r,.s
Hobbs, the Deist-l am taking q fear
fol leap, in the dark. b.js -, g,aw
voltaire-Ia am abandoned BY maj
and God, ! shall 60 to hell. ste MOI,
Tom Paine-lf ever The devilsbad ,sr
agent on earth, ] have been that one. i
Miraheau-Give me moro laudanuu
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22

VT. Claybaugh. Of Brown County
Ohio, writes: De1ie's Cough Balsam j.
tie elixir OF life to ne, and this is sitel
using the Balsam for years One tfia
OF II win satisfy you that it Is unequall
ed. 25c. q bottle. s !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22

Women with pale colorless faces who
feel weak and discouraged. will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using
Carter's Iron Pills, which are made fol
the blood, nerves and complexion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
NOT an Y PUBLIC

U,aH saassasssd, hstius bssn sppoihtsd
Notary Public, would inform his
sfTisaxs, and tn spablis gsasrslly. that heiis
soruusps1 . ~ Rsasisnsrs, Blanks. asdmis-
istsr 0skhss stallsk Dspssitiens, scknswiedss
DEEDS, Msrtgagss- and other instrumsnts o.
sef1ins.t sstaMss - ts10HNsyBffRRs.
SSF1o,7syS Ea3sAilsvllls, Monroe Co. Ohio
rrTfARtRx95HI .fFsk tsi
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WooDsFLD MONROE COUNTY OHIO TUESDAY FEBRUARY r. 8s

TIL apiift al The globa with frost and death seems
rife SO.
The King of day relieves from their firm
grasp.
And nature smiles all quickened into hfel
Light, Heat and Elecsrscity: these three e"
Are joined; together they are closely bound
Unchain the last; the other two are free.
And heat unfettsred aids in making sound
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
PART III.
"cHAINs." ."-lmmaterial.

1'eH .,,,.r ea
-'''' ''"'''''' wv i
The angels are reserved. who left their place
md kept not their estate but went astray; s
In chains they are, cut of from Gods free
grace. af ss
ua .aa,.s....1...s i
ARE IN onaansl AM ye''-ln enains tns'
Our deathless souls more strong than iron
bands;
oubled. ouadrnnlad. eentunled we f,nd.
Not wrought from. matter gross, not made
with hands: ~ 9II,7l I
Though unseen, not ideal. but real, as sd
They chain us to the wrong that leads Il
80 woe, . . 80. p" ,e1f &
Or link our souls to right that brings us veal
Bound thus, we are secure from ev'ry foe. n
|. b-FfE rtfG fifEtitH au 'tHt 5-IGet a9fY
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eHLeesl Advertisements charged st the rate :
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s-4mj3 asyti - asfa bss saffss xis SYifI
b. w.NAsoH.. ...s.......,..s..'.s MASON
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22

Christ lived and died 10 break the chains of sin
BE burst the bands of death; rose from the
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Selfrt Stosp.
RosELIE.

1 It was the last bal masque Of the sea-
,son-just before fashions votsries said
gooi-by to the -fascinations of the opera
and ball, and fed' to country haunls and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
Cine @iener 0sridtsjcsae.

Sn BEN 9srihteIaal Der 8aiisritaei
Wien trttt Elm stpa As idbriesr Wann
ron iimmissr @stalt. Gf t,dat an cem
einsn Suse einen Sttsfsl. peHsn abiae
feline 8iatuussn nab un:rn nit elmer
Wenouns nab Aussn Yertaulb bat unp
psiIen Spblsn ldnst Den Dss uQsS Srs
eilben 9ssan9en, an Dem anesrn etnen
alien pantpfsL. Seine lluauslprs6li6su
slihsn mebr sinsm Ness ale einen Sc
pebe. Setn Gpf 1T cine Coordination
BON 0S1srn, Die untsr ~sinanpsr finltltG
pur9 ibmale Stpffrsifsn perbuneen
inp. Die ndfte Sruit perrtstb ben Wane
sel zines 6smoss. Der slIdli6e BE-
liBer pisier 8leiprpra6t 1T Der aus Wten
pessn S%asabonpase unp SsttslS pispers
bolt abssfrafts Gii6lsrssisue Ssbafian
Wittsri6iftbalsr. 3u pen Xlsirern paBi
Der Wann. IuS ibparssn srauaslir,
ten Sartfoppsla rast pie rStbli6blaus
sslbwoIrne Naie pis Elm Denfitein fur
Elm Wtssr pertilstsr Sbndpie Die fIsiner
Mussn spinfern uno lbtusn PAS 2ibt
- its psrtrasen nur pie edmmeiss
Seleutuns Der Sranntpsinibdnfs pte
Sinpe sittern pie pis zines altsrsibpa.
den 9rsiisS, penn Der Anssflaste bat
felt lsinsr Ssrbaftuns feline nStdrfuns"
81 fib Senpmmen.
3piIten benz 8i6tsr unp BEN @n.
ssflustsn sptipinnt ft6 fUlsenceS Sc
iprd2;
&ibtu Sie purSsn iapn prsima'
pessn psrbptensr Hiftsbr unp spar eril
Spr pier @pbsn paS lsBtsmaL absefraft
0aS tre'bt sic penn INNER pisper mad
@isn surif? = anssfl. So iss'r
9 failsrli6er Ssr 8atb, pSS bat lsin
Wuden. Nit a Seper fummt ais Wtl
lionir auf D @slt, UNI nit an S:psr fen
Ystter Is Sii&pf.
8i6ter: Sommsn Sis CUR Sa6e =
anssfI.: Sa, ia, absr las'n 9 ls!6sl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

is rrs, oas's mir ia Conn unp
fl 8dI6 lsic't. s mus sIei Ia 8rannt@
petn umlsBen. uno rpenn { ben 8rennabt
in mir Bah, npbber s'ipir { . pabg
10, ea6 . pabr Is, renn . Sbul,
meiiter iassn: , Belt prabt lie. llno
pSs 10 rleine Sranfbsit.
Rtatrr: SD bin mir nun iter bic
Nrt ibrer Rrantbeit SpQfommen FLAIR,
nur weis i6 nod INNER nt6t paruu9
sic nab 8ien ;uridesfebut Fno. -
AnsstI. QSbslnp): Ste ian ater q
B'lpa5tar 5art. Sn msfn Ocrf pa5am
stbt mi fan Wsnl3 4 ats @'panp.
Osnn parum2 G5 rpar'n islbsr
frob. nan tbnsn per ans I6entet. Do,
GIBBS nur 4 0ten
Der trsus antdnssr Der 8~aiIerfaet
miro su prei Ipnatsn &uef pe.ure
lbsilt.
1nssfl. : Il mstu /! @sbsn's Sbna
70 Wdb, sud 5srru! s Tenn 8rpnibeit
mi fcnn 8oaner ~furirtn, une DIE bret
Wcnpt tbuu5 0 nix.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

Steb. Dir pa5 8lsip Der a~lternren
europa ntht mebr su 0siib.e, Saroer d?
Sir eiesmai mar ote 8sale Supifsrs
Der Menltsnb0np ~ Itptr. ~rntseanete
Ter Stalisrer nit bittrrem 9d5eIn ; paS
Welf mar pplencct.
Da bob Nstiter Srantlin fem auae
III cenS tsrnsr. 0tr BADEN auf Der anpern
Seits Der 5emiipbdre bon Gurem &islsns
fampfe in, Notbpiftn GurppaS aeb6yt uno
ssIsien, iapte CT Sreunp I! Cur Sade mar
pte mir IS porauaiaSsu, i'm Anfan9e
i&cn Ysrlpsen ; renn pas 0srfsus gu
rsr 5ano mar tn Ssusr unc Slut ses
tau6r ; Sbr babt psrsslIsn, mas i6 stnft
~ Guh iaste; War'S nt&t msin @prt
Burger Wa#arini, eaB bic pabre
STetbeit nur sspstbsn f6ans, psuu Sc
iss unr Srrnuns bsrrl6sn ? sic Sbns
md6tiasr! Nidt siumal Die rctbs 5arbe
bat Stano ssbaltsn. NIT Der pu rsinsn
Namsn Dor pier Sabren an jens SiuIs
eaetbnst.
Der Staltsnsr bIidts BIN.
Sn Der 5bat Der 3abn Ger 3sit 5atts
ielbit etnen Ibsi! isinss Nlmsns psrz
ptIdt; Der Aar mar fprtssHosen, aus
Dem Namsn WaHarint rparsn Die
Su6iabsn a unp r psrbIt6sn.
llnp ets blutrotben 9ettsm ;sisten nur
mob Ten Namsn ; WaH..ini.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

BAD I nit Hsht? llnp ca BIS per'n 9
mir rte atfreiten, eae nit a Serer q
psrhetratbsttr S%nmiIirncatrt Isin fam.
Htnn paTum9 Wann Anes Ieltsr nui
rte eeutI&sn SOblsu s,bt, pcr fol- naGbsr
nod an S4ippl Stursr S6pb fauf2n ?
GiGtsr: Atsr mas bat eas nit Sbrer
Hadfstr nab Bitn ;u tban? - IN
aefl.: Sa ise's 9 6err failsrlt6er Ratt,
nj libt mar, ME dusrsben une Drum
mir I a oQemal Nicer ab9eIhaft. Sa
an flan Stinpsrl bGtt I mstn Ssrs auee'
Ihatt' aber mi nil ntsmaup antSren.
Oenn tparum 2 s bin ben 9sntsn bait /
mtnesr.
&i6ter: antrprtsn iie mir auf meme
Brase. Wdrum finp fe piscsr nd6
Wisn surifaefibrt Z - Nn9sfl. Sa,
70 lst6t Iast III ras NIT ias'u. Stau'n
g Id bah anol tn a Bud 0 B'Ibt6t
s'lsisn pom Waanrtenbsra. @ann ea
a Stif In b Iib tummsn is, bats
an ben Ssrs arprnllsn mdGe, cb's
rpQsn bat Deer nit. llnb mir aebt's
s'rao a 10. Dsnu pstls mt bait aQes
neil ptersr ;urid;tsbt, une mann [
buncertmal aus n 6ptsl Stern piersr
Dor b Gina aisBt mir.
Gibtsr Sudtsn is Nrbsit In Bisn
- angsfl. GU. lpilIfn 9. mir is s'rar
nit 10 ptsl s'tbun UNI D aybat, ram
nur mel SAD friss'. Dag pas man
itpn. coB mar ibrissn's q NAL a pen'a
o,baten mus, ibon ppnpsa'n esm Nrs
bsttsbi&el. unD .peit ma % bei e'pife
0ttsenbslten q bifsrI firm 9surrunr
Irrsen mug. DEM parum? MA waf
nit ME mans anal braubt.
Ii6tsr: sic eefebea alip III nitt
ete atitbt sssabt ~ babsn. Nr5stt ID
iubsn2 = Nnsstl. : u, eos 1T bait ME
Der mas anrerss. Dug feb n thu
mir - gar mir. Dsnn parun DSd
bat MI fan bsim 0sribt aus'n 81 fIbtl
9'bplfsn.
Hi6ter: sic iaatsn ia Iosben, eaS 81
Sbusn ni6t um arbeit su tbun par
= anssfl. +: So3 Sa pi6sn g. req
dbris'S ampl a bbl psrpirt eaber, atsl
auf mel Hscsn pdrfen g MIR aeber.
DEM parum 2 Ssi mir Is pa Crr seist
auf pts Stirn) oft NIT rsbt ri1ti.
8i6tsr: Sinc sic seiaesfranf 2 -
Qnasfl. : u mol ma WaS fiIt Sd.
nsn Elm z DaS fan nur 70 l~lsbsrsansl,
&ittsr sic finp alto nur ssitpsiis uns
;urs&nunssiiSis? = ansssl So
BEE mir Is rSs gan; sinsens. Wsnn
no a @panp ppsr a Wil6 s'l6en.
fen trtss, na&bsr fammt mir aasmal be,
&appler.
8tttsr: Was batsn bic 8letcsr mt
Sbrsm 9sifss;uitanpe ~ ibaHsn? Sc,
senpdrtis Iasinsn iis ibrisens psnia
InlaBe ~ BADEN, ptsesr Az s~rfranfsn
- Nn8sfl. Sa'bab' a esip'n, I'd,
pas mir ia Opftpr unp ia Saeer better
fam. CS~eufsenc.) s bah ms!n gang
@i6dIt 1uf'S 0wanp aufssbaut. Nanr
I bei;l' bettP | um a @'panr pper UNI .
Wdl@ DEM parum ? u alts Spls ODE,
a mems a Bai6' i6snfsn an bolt cil
Srauen lie6er pts an 8reuser, ~biunpera
mann mo Den stuten spB'n fam, paI
ma fu Ssmee anbat, UNI a paar Se@
fer frisst ma natbsr beim Srannntpsin
brsnnsr 20 eafir, abe uletn llnsld,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

II Das 4aisnsdrium in q stbs uue OMAR
Z u 4 nit IL nsusn gHdeenbtle den.
u Gle Scsel martsus Die S6ral6e.-Tie
9trde Die Rl6tigaa.-Eie 5ause. Der aeler, - Der
gslitan.-Ser S6pdu
81 Srausuipi gel Der Gussl Ter SefiuentTs.-Wut.
trrliste.-Dte teili9s Ssfud.-9tne srese 9aiiTin. - Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

u Dds ,,Raleneariun" In Roth une S6rdrierud nit
IL ntueu 9Dalfabrtsprten une esrsn Seftrebuus, icrie
Atttleurser Der q @ndeenbileer. SIN 8aleaedrium IN
aud Rdum gum Gtnfbrsibeu ~snrtalttn.
y Sauitrtrter ,prsis- Rttus" fur eas Satr 1882, nesf
benz Nn8ebpte ron 100 @erinnfen.
81 8trsei6niS Ger GuAeItr ees ,,grtts. RStbils" i'm 20.
r~teidtrtssn aalenser.
a G,n %iluarirter Rsuiabrfs @rus.
81 Sisrstbn ,,arsuirssfatiOnslisssr" ron Gmili. BON
Rtnsses.
o. Bret trsitsrt 8rsujrssfdtirns. Sileer spn grpfsTrr
8letn in gD ten.
y eetensbs6~ rsibuns Res bp6p'fsu Serru Gr;birSsfs
Ntbdet 9errt8ar. 9paeiutpr Or. gminsni Gee 9dreinal.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
Building Lots

T1LEGANT BUILDING LOT ON AIRS RNAL
u Hill, commanding view OF city and val
ley; price 81 100. on,,
NULL LOT 1Ox1O RODS 2JTH WARD, NEAR
II horse car line, all fenced; $3.50.
ENRASS LIT, NINETEENTH WARD, Sl5O.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT 18TH
D ward, 1Gx o rods, one block above John !
Gaines Bids will be received.
WO FULL LOISON BRIGHAM STREET,
being 2Ox2Orods, close to car line. for u, 90.
0lUU Ward, close BY; m,pyv aD,ss
S4/ , Lots 18th Ward.
* zoo GROUP OF TWO GRASS LOTS
ERAME SHOP, ON LEASED GROUND,
1890 feet, in the centre of business; Oh ,ap
at $3.50. ~ rrru
head Of Main street. fronting three streets,
beautiful view and nice neighbOrhood; Will DO
sold ia three parcels Call and see it.
MICE CORNER LOT, TWENTIE III WARD,
N below water, near Calder's, 7xl0 rods at $50
per rod; will cut it in two parcels.
NICE BUILDING LOT, ARSENAL HILL
~ fine view, plenty water 81. 100.
NULL L It IN 2OTH WARD, DNE BLOCK
from horse car HOe; $3.50.
1.PI.ENUID RESIDENCE L L ON MAIN
y Street, in choice neighborhood; water
and gas; price u, OOO- - or-
A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
a on 9th East street, near ID South, west
front choice orchard, three sides fenced; 6xlO
XTEnY CHOICE BUILDING STE NEAR
Y the eagle Gate" for fine residence,
water gas, and horse car line.
A GOOD BUILDING LOT ON THEATRE
n street, south front, all fenced, 7sxlO rods,
nice neighbOrhood, suitable for two nice resi-
dences 81, 200. ---,-- -
NULL LOT, TEN BY TWENTY RODS, EX
celIent building site, horse cars and hydrant
water, stylish neighborhoOd; substantial adobe
house pulled down would furnish ample build
ing material; all for the price Of the land, house
thrown in gratisl Call and enquire.
SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, CLOSE
n to business, ten rods square. For part1c-
ulars apply at our Office, under Mccormick
Bank.
: HREE FULL LOTS N THE 1SE WARD,
J cheap.
NULL LOT IN The 11TH WARD, AT 4
MORN sR LOT 1Or.0 RODS, Outward, FOR
" $3.50 49,, ,,,,,-,
X GOD BUILDING LOT, 10 II WARD, NEAR
U Capt. Hooper's, 4xI0 rods, for 500.
4 NICE BULL I G. L Il IN ARSENAL
a Fin; 3Kx10 rods; below the waite ditto h.
fine view. nice neighborhood, close TO business
cheap at 500. -,-.--7r,-c ron,
Oakssn SPLENDID BUILDING LOT,
SOOO close 10 business, car ine--
water and gas, 212x10 rods, well fenced; Will
soor, he buSinesS DrODertV.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
Fer Rent.

SIS. New and elegant eight room brick
house, modern style, bath room, gas and by.
drant water, on car line.
so. Tea room modern brick, car line,
water and gas. Call and see it.
Three room brick house, 20th Ward, $3.50
Five room house, 9th Ward, $50:
New six room adobe house, 14th Ward, $780,
SIS Four room brick house, First South
street, near Seventh East.
$50. Large house, 18th Ward, car line, ny
dEant water, corner lot.
Two rooms furnished for hoEse keeping,
close to business, no children, SO. Three
rooms, ditto, So.
SO. Once room on Main street.
Two furnished rooms, So and SO. IN centre
ofbusiness. ,-..,l;,
one Office suite in Keysers bullzlng.
S,-1isbad bouse near 70 business, con-
taining twelve rooms for pArticulafs OF WhIeh
enoulre at our office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16

thur, now President of the United
States; the teacher Of the primary
department was his sister, now Mrs.
HaynesWorth, and the first of the
refractory boys was the writer.
When it was announced that eur
beloved teacher was to leave us,
many tears were shed by his schol-
ars, and as a slight token of his love,
we presented him with an elegant
volume of poems.-Troy Times.