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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

s4lte 8eiaunte. Capt. YauI Bopton
tanbte uns aus Der 6auptifabt Peru's DOR
feiner @ldtebr nod ben Der. Staaten,
intereKante Na9ri9ten iber feline grIeb
nije i'm 4anbe Der Snfa's. 81 bemertte
IN ietuem S@reibea unter Mnberem, bab Ct
In Snb.Mmerita einen alien Betannten,
mdmIi4 bas ct. Satobs Del sefunbsn
babe, unb, bab e aud bort tn sutem &es
NOMINEE ftsbe; eth 81. 6. &apIanb tn Gall
lao, fei babur@ pom einsu, t9psren gnfau
pon @beumatismus befreit worbeu; Gems
nora be Watteu,, Maturana, Beru, babe
bau,it einsn AnfaI pom NeuraIsia erfoIs:
reid bebanbelt; Senorita MatiIba Cue.
paro tn Gina, Peru, babe ibm eridbIt, baB
has beuti@e WittsI ct. Satobs Del, ibrs
Mutter pou eineu, Ridenlsiben sebeiIt babe /;
Seuuor Suan Beniamin San@es, Watus
cana, Beru, betra&tet es aIs Elm unbeIabIs
tareS ,6eiIuitteI; NIT einem Worte. ss bab.
In Slb.Mmerifa sinen Ruf, Der NIT BEN
IN ben gereinisten Staateu riuaIifre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
aus Den pert@teoenen ztaatep,

Wit Der @efetsebuna ibsr get
ffise @strdnte uerbdIt IS fid in ZEN DER,
f4ieoenen Staatsn lber Union 10:
8erbot Der ssifisen @etrdn.s bur& bic
Staatsperfafuns: Ranias unb Waine.
8srbot ober tbeiIusiie ge,bot hur9 bas
Staatssefes: Soma, Neu 6ompiaire unb
9ermont. 9icenj BEL 2ocalrpuon ober
tbeilweiier 2oeaIoption, unb Snahsr.riat.
uerpfidtuns: alabama, Nrtau' c, Solos
rabo, Connecticut, @eorsia, Snoiana, 81
linois 2ouifiane. NaHa&uietts, WiiflRppi,
RiGouri, New Dort. Norb. Caroline, Ore
son, 0irsinien. 2ieen3 bel tbsiIm.iier qos
eaIoption: Gloriba. Rentudp, Rarplanb,
Sib'garoIina. 2ieens NIT Sdabsnerfas'
uerp1i@tuns: gaIifornien, Rinnefoia,
&bobe Sslanb, Eeunslee. Weif, girainien,
WiseonRn. 2iesna: DsIaware. Rsbrasfa,
New Serisp, Psnnfpluanisn, Tsras, Be.
ART Columbia. Stsungsiet NIT S4as
beneriatuapfi&tuns: Widisan. Nus.
ffeIung pon 0icen5su bur4 bic 0afaGurg
uerbotsn: Obio. ReinerIsi 9efss: Rs
paba.
Die neuen5 Gent internationalen
Potmarten wsrbsn bas Bib @a,fs!Os
trasen.
Der Strife In ben SdssmibIsn In
Wusteson Wi4igan, baueIt fort. aue
WiibIen Hns seidlohen. Ser Sbsiff 1T
bsierst, bab @swaItibaten uortOmmeH msr
ben, unb bat on ben @ouuerneur um III
teriiisaus tsIssrupbirt. Der @ouusrnSu,
bat baraui ioiOrt brsi ~Gompasa...n Staatcs
WiliJ mad Ufustsson seianbt. Ste com
pirsn isst bort, uno &uss III rubis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
&aniaS.

ueber ben WirbeI1urm I'm gotton'
Boob EbaIe tn Ranias tommen iett ndbe'
re Na@ri&ten. Der Sturm bur@branf.
has COTTONWOOD. Ibal unb feline Babu III
bur@ bic Erimmsr pom Sarmsebduben &c:
teun3ei&net; aber es fnb, iouiel man bis
istt erfdbrt, aubsr ben nadfebenbeu 3d.
len, Meniuen weber set6btet nod perIstt
worben. Die 0erwlfunsen bef9rdnfsu
f1@ auf einen Stri9 pom 80 Wetlen Qdngs
unb 8 - WeiIen Breite. Dos Sturm
centrum bsfanb f4 anidsinenb swei Wei.
len norbweifli@ uon gmporia. Die 2anb'
Ieute jwsi Wsilen weifIi& uon gmporio
wurben s.rabe Bel benz gintritt Der OunteIs
beit sewabr, bab Elm i9werer Sturm I'm
Hntuse wur, aber ebe fe nod f1ere pldts
In ben Rslern ibrsr Sduier aufiu4eu
fonnteu, brad Der WirOslfurm ibsr fs
berein. Das 6aus Der 5amiIis 5ren9, In
gmporia, elm sroBes @sbdube, wurbe aus
seubIidIi9 Serff6rt unb uon ben elf Bswob'
neru wurben fleben unter ben Srimmern
besraben. Bier waren f@wer perIest unb
6rau Newbp, bic neunidbrise gbitb Gren9
unb bas 3.bnmonatli&e Rinb elmer Grau
@i&arbs uaren eri&lasen worben. 9err
@i&arbs bate elm Bein sebro@en. Das
bena4barte O'0eilt&e 5aus wurbe sbens
faus bis auf ben @runb 3srit6rt unb
O'Neil's uieridbrise Eo@ter wurbe sst6os
tet. wdbrenb O'NeiI feIbif einen Armb,u&
erlitt. auf Der Sturmbabn wurbe nod
etu Dutenb 6dufer Serft0rt unb breisebn
perfonen e,littsn A,us unb Bsinbri4e
pber anbere, gum Tbeil t6btIi8e 8srIetun.
gen. Die Burger pom gmporia trassn fur
bic BerunsIidten unb bic Pfese Der 0srs
wunbeten Gorge. DiefeIbe @esenb maj
bereits i'm Mai 1878 unb TN Suni b. s.
Don Wirbelfirmen beimsefudt worbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

8autfranfbeiten, Sle9ten unb aus:
idldse eutiprinsen meiftens psrborbsnsn
Sdften. @esen bieis 9siben iinb Or. Nu'
suif 30nis's hamburger Eropfsn elm aus:
se3eidnetes 9eiImiiteI. 9err s. o. 3D.
benfdas, 9emomont, Sus., i4rsibt uns
bariber: hamburger Eropfen bss Or.
Gusuit ROnis fnb elm ausseseidnetss Wit:
tel sesen 9autausidldse; bieieIben rsini.
gen bas Slut unb ~eutfernsu ben @iitfof.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

SuiuotS.

4u Clinton, benz Sauptorte bes
gonnip's Sc @itt In WittsI.S uinois, fib'
rem BITE BebSrbsn einsn srimmisen Rrtes
aesen @bisip. Der 0srfauf pom Wbistp
wirb ben Mpotbstern auf bas..S trensite ua:
tertaat; Der bortise Msent Der grpreBses
ieui&atteu III pon Nmtswesen bauon uns
terrt&tet worben. bab feline @ompasuie pers
flaat werben wirbe, menn Wbisfp bur5 tie
mad Clinton sebra@t werben fouts.
@ouuerneur gu0om pom Suinois
bat eine BeIobnuns pom $500 fur 9efan'
aeuuobme Der Briber Warweq, ober Sic:
feruma BON Na@ri9t, wsI@e 3u ibrsr Dab
baftwsrbuns fibrt, ausseiest. 0ie @es
braber flbren auBer &euoIperbi4len better
Sorte ein idarfes 6ernslas, NIT benz fe
Rerfolser aus weitef fsr Gsrne sutbsdsn.
ST. biesiabrtse @eisenernte BON
Suinois uirb BON Bra6frset's auf "a. &c.
900 BuibsI sei9dst, wdbrenb Der grtras
iener BON 1879 5l,ll0,5 500 unb jsner pon
1880 56,5OO,ooO Buibel mar. Ser
Dur9i@nittsertras per acre 1T BON Is
$40 In 1879 auf Z $40 Buibel in 1881
aeFalen. Ser ftrense Winter, bic 9etrei
6ewauae unb bic anbaltenbe DIrre perur'
ia&ten tisies bstlasenswertbe &eiultat,
Ds WeN9tornernte 3etst bauptid@li4 ir
5oIse Der obne glei@en baftebenben Dirr'
bes Iestsn Sommers ebenfaqs einen gro
fen Musfau. Gle betrus In 1879, $685.
799 900; in 1880, 24O, 400, 900 unb II
1881 gar nur LOG, 266 900 8uibsl, mo
BET ~ bsmsrteu If, baB Der Iusfaq nod
sr5ber wdre. wenn ni@t bas nit Wsli4
torn b~epftanSte areal uermebrt worbsl
w6re.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Cine GrmiKensfraae.

5aff bu ie BON einem Weniden seb6,t,
Der tranf mar, obue baB fem Masen, feline
esber obsr feline Nieren fi5 In l~lnorbnuna
%bsfanoen3 Sber bait bu lie einen Ren
i9sn aefannt, Der it4 pobI fibIte, ,uenn
oieie Srsane eri4Iafft unb untbdtis uaren
l1nb bait bu ie BON elmer &rantbsit bislel
art ssb6rt, bic bas 9opfen, Bitters nidt A.
turlsen uermo5te -gsantmurte bieie Era.
gen sewifenbaft, bann ssbe bin rns lea,
fe beinem Na1bar por.-.Timss."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Nad elmer BON Der Stanoescommiiior

Nad elmer pom Der Stanoescommiifion
in @Iarus sema4ten Suiammsnits0uns,
~entbaltenb bic Namsn Der in Gin 8srun
slidtsn, iouie ansaben absr bic 3abI ibrer
uno beren 6tSnomii9e Der
bdltnihe, fnb ia Beionen psrl9ittsi
worbsn. ansebOrise babsu u~srIorsn 81
BON 2ll 5ausbaItunseu, pniapunben
obus Na4tommsn iinb - SausbaItunssn
Inter ben 9interIafsnen beinbsn ii9 II
Bittwen, 9 Wittwer, % uatsrIois, 8 NUT
%ierloie, z sdnjli4 eIternIoie Baiien, 2 aIts
sbepaare. eine ibrer Stise beraubte Wuts
ter nit 6 Rinbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
S6mets.

asbnIi9 wie @Im, brobt benz Dori
Brien3 srcbe @efabr, ueridittst gu wer
ben. inbem ON 9sntsr 8otbborn idon isii
1879 cine SsIien' nnb grbmafs pom &c
Miuioneu Rubitmeteru In Bsussuns III.
Durd foiipislise Nblsituns bes ii9 in eli.
ner Wuloe icmmelnbsn Bunsrs tam aber
pieIeidt bic SeIsmafs nod gum Stsbsr
sebra4t wetben. Gan, bsbentIi9 fisbt "a
aud I'M SannpaIb bel aIteorf (Rt. l1ri)
aus, '.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

neral Sobnion, Der bsmoeratiide @ouuer.
neurs ganbibat, bat fi& in einem Manifef
an BITE Burger pom Minnsiota no@mals
ernfIid fur bic BssabIuns Der Siienbabn'
i@uIb ausseipro4en.
Su Safe Gitp, woielbff feline ga
Icons ssbuIbet werben, sibt es 10 Club
bduisr. IL 1T In pouer @dItisteit.
Allen Hnf@etn mad i9ldt bic @e'
ietsebuns ben austretenben SinanSistreta'
Winbom wteber In ben Bunoesienat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
2mr embur9cr 6asette

5err BoIfe, Der u~nabbduaiae
S@atmsifersG anbibat BON Yennlplpanien,
ma@t benz gameron' Hesiment burd ieinen
snersif4en WabItampf rett marin. gr
wiu Der psri0nIiden 5erridaft, weIde bic
Sansron Batter unb Sobn b1ieIbf felt
Sabren fibrtsn, bur9 cine Riebe,Iaae ib.
rer @anoioatsn, penn m6sIi9 elm gnbe
MAIDEN unS ss i9sinen basu ausfdten
po,banben 3u isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Q q I n.

Sect i4eint Elm ia4fi9ss OeIbsim su
sntlteben, bsun in @rinbaiui9sn
bel . 4ellsnbers fol- In sinsm Bun
men bes oortisen Observation-Disclosures
S6mtOt ieit eluiser 3sit i5On petroleum
sntwidsIn, befen plOsIidsS Sruorttsten
hd namentIi4 burd isinsn psnstrantea
@sru9 INNER msbr bsmsrtli9 ssma6t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

Sb 9rinbsIpalo ftirsts Der gnsIdnb.r,
Aouotat 9atban aus 9onbou, ais er ALIEN
bic isbr ssfdbrIi9en 6sIien Der i~ossnanntsn
Burg binter BuFaIp ertlsttern polts, nit
elmer 2awiue in bic Tiefe, NC er asrI6mst
lert aufsefunben wutbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

bdtts. Nu&bem Cad uerffdnbise Elm gun
ittsss nrtbeiI abseseben, ioIsn bic umlis
gen ben 9runbhidsbeissr ssniut isin,
Vobrusriude ants0en su Iafeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Erir- S'Nrifn Go 9nnh.

erie, S'Srirn Go, SOFA.
90 pire hermit be tciniat sas Or. Glart
SpbrSSn's Snpian Bloch Sgrup mid piTfIit
pom I6nsrtn ibsumatiI6sn Stmuisu tsirtit
bat. Sd balts a. fur elm psribVSGts Wits! u.
rsepmnanbirs esT n @sbrau9 all. n, bic an Gbu.
li&en S1msrjsn lribsn.
m q 6Ntd-r-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
aae apotbefer heriaafeu ss.
Sa6oratorium: 60. ~ 2sef 8. Strake
Rep Bort Gttp.
Seu9niHe:J

Waufpn, NIamafss g., Soma.
Sd babe DR.. gluf Sobnion'S Sneiau glOOS
Sprup fir Ras'nframpf., eebsrisiben uuO
Diarbos ssbrautt unb srcssu Gricls bamit sr.
sitlt. Sd pSQts nibi pbue paSislSe isiu.
6eaIp tasbau.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
GeRerOus Sioux and willing
POneaa.

Washington, 1S.-The chiefs Of
the OmahaS, Winnebagos and Sioux
Indians visited the secretary of the
interior to-day, according to appoint
ment, to submit their replies to the
proposition to sell land for the use
Of the POncaS under StInding Bear.
The secretary wanted to buy land
from those tribes on which to put
up buildings for the POncas. The
OmahaS and Winnebagos reported
that they had no lands to spare; but
the Sioux reported that they have
plenty of land, and are willing to
give the POncas all they need, with
out any charges. 1t was agreed that
each Ponca family shall take $40
acres of Sioux land in northern Ne
braska, on the Niolrara River. This
quick settlement of the question is
very gratifying to the department,
as the matter was arranged with en-
tire Willingness on the part Of all
concerned.
White Thunder, successor to Spot
ted Tail, who spoke for the Sioux
delegation, was quite dramatic in
delivery. He spoke with fOrcible
gestures and apparent elOquence.
When he said the Sioux would let
the Poncas have the land, then
Secretary KirkWOOd inquired if
they expected government to give
anything to the Sioux for the per-
mission given to the POncas to live
on their lands. White Thunder
drew himself up proudly and said:
"No, my friend, that's not what [
want; you told me, yesterday, I
ought TO have pity upon the Door
POncas. If have pity upon themI
am not going 10 take their money.
We give them the lands they need"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
HOWGATE'S HAUL.
For Which He Is Now Under
Arrest.

Washington, 1S.-Captain II. W.
HOWgate appeared before he
United States Commissioner Bundv.
to-day, to answer the charges pre-
ferred by General Hazen, chief
signal officer of the United States.
of the 'embeZzlement of S4O.3OS
while acting as disbursing officer of
the signal service. The accused was
supported by two attendants and
looked pale and enfeebled from
severe illness. He was represented
by counsel, Judges Wilson and
Cuppy. Judge Wilson stated as
the captains health was seriously
impaired, and as he understood from
governments attorney they are not
quite ready to proceed with the
case, he would ask the court to
waive examination at present, and
fix reasonable bail. He assured
the court that his client would
shortly be ready to meet the charges.
Mr.. Cooke, for government, stated
the amount charged in the affidavit
as having been embezzled was over
$4,000, but in the opinion of officers
OF government conducting the ex-
animation Of the account, this sum
will be considerably increased, GER
tainly to $4,000, and in all probab-
ility to a much greater figure, per
hapS as much as $4,000. He ac-
ceded to the request of the opposing
counsel for an adjournment, but
thought, taking into consideration
the large amount of the alleged
embeZZlement and the high position
of the officer making the charge.
General Hazen), which was a guar
antee of its truthfulness, bail should
not be fixed at less than $4,000.
Judge Cuppy claimed that this enor-
nous bail was a virtual refusal of
the privilege, and inaSmuch as no
preliminary examination had been
held to sustain the charges in the
slightest degree the bail was
excessive. He thought $4,000 OF
$4,000 was sufficient bonds. There
was no doubt entertained among
the captains counsel and friends Of
his yindioatiOn. Judge Wilson fol-
lowed, referring to the good stand
ing OF the accused and his bad
health. He had voluntarily re-
turned TO the city TO refute the
charges. The fact that the affidavit
had been prepared by Gen. HaZen
should have no more significance
to the court than if sworn to by an
inferior officer of government, and
the statement of Cook that the al
legged embezzlement would exceed
the original amount charged in the
affidavit could certainly not be
legally entertained as a reason for
increased bail. Col. Cook said gov
eminent was substantially if not
actually ready to proceed, in fact.
would be at this time tomorrow
ready to present evidence. Judge
Bundy declared his intention to deal
with this person (Howgate) as if
he was an ordinary citizen.
He fixed the bail at $4,000. Coun-
sci for HOwgate said they would
ask a poStponement till Saturday.
and If bail was not ready then they
would ask to go on instantly. So
ordered.
The accused will remain at his
residence in custody Of the United
States marshal. The punishment
is $1,000 fine and from one to ten
years imprisonment for the crime
he is accused of.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
In TroHbEe at Sea.

st. Johns, N.F., 1S.-The barken-
tine Forest Fairy, from Cadiz, ar
rived to-day. She reports passing
the Cunard steamer Catalina in
north latitude 40, west longitude A,
with main shaft broken. The
steamer was bound from Liverpool
to New York with 800 paSsengess
and a general cargo. The Catalina
WIS under sail and trying to reach
st. Johns, but falling VIII bear up
for Cape Clear. Two passengers
left the steamer and were brought
here by the Forest Fairy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
AUCTION.

A terrible slaughter of Household
Furniture,On Saturday, August GOTH
at II am, in the Old City Market.
Fine Bed Room Sets, marble tops.
Common Sets.
Fine Looking Glasses.
Cooking Stoves.
Large amount Of Tapestry Brus-
sells Carpet.
400 dozen Towels.
100 dozen Table Cloths.
An immense quantity of goods.
See Catalogue.
PHELPS & TRUMBO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
AUCTION.

Brig. Hampton will sell, without
reserve, on Friday, August 10Th, at
II am, on Kimball Block, east Of
the Continental Hotel, a large
variety of Household Goods, owned
by the Officers of Fort Douglas.
The goods must and will be sold, on
account Of departure. Come every
body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
WHITE HOUSE BULLETINS,
COMFORTABLE NIGHT.

Washington, 1S.-The President
has passed a comfortable night
sleeping well the greater part of the
time. There has been no further
vomiting and the enemata are still
retained. This morning his pulse
is stronger and his general cOndi-
ton better than yesterday at the
same hour. Pulse 100, temperature
9S.S. respiration II.
(Signed) F. II. HAMILTON,
j. i. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN,
D. II. AGNEW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
Then it is not pyamia, doctor ="

Then it is not py@mia, doctor?"
ooh, nor
is it an indication of typhoid, or
otherwise?" Not in the least, sir
it is an affection which need not
cause the slightest alarm"
The doctor, with this remark,
stepped into his carriage and drove
off. The assurances Of attending
surgeons were placed on newspaper
bulletin boards throughout the city
aud carried by one person during
the early afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
FIFTY MEN WANTED.

To work on the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad in Price River
CANYON. For information apply to
II. Wallace, grocery department.,
Jennings and Sons, or to y. G.
Adamson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
WANTED.

A few good men for steady work
at the Pioneer Perpetual Lime KiIns.
Apply Immediately to Supt. T. A.
PascCe, on the premises.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
LOST.

On Tuesday, a Long Buggy Whip.
Take it to Allen Hilton, at the
IitIljng Office, and oblige. <
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
WANTED,

=, IbTty good rock men to work on
IL, railroad at Granger. Three
dollars per day. cash. Transports
saln rom Ogden to Granger fur
4 4L3l Apply to CriSmOn & Weller,
SAT- Lake City, or at Granger.
CRISMON q WELLER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
WANTED.

tUmacemen, Feeders and La
SSOFeTS. Apply at the Germania
onelter, or office in town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
WANTED.

GOOD BUILDING ROCK
WANTED Immediately by Morris
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
WANTED.

Three Good Harness Makers.
At w. /. PICKARD'S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
WATSON BROe.,
CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS
AEARBLE WORRER0

AARBLE WORKER8,
Monuments, Tcmbstones. Marble Rantles II
great variety. Iron Nantes md Crates,
Plaster Ornaments, c enter Pieces, etc.
South Side Of South Temple Street. a little
East Of EagI Gate. joZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
SHEEP! SHEEP! SHEEP!
500 Stock Sheep,
400 Mutton Sheep.
Apply TO PHILIP DUFFE4,
au7 KeIton, U. 7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-19
LIST OF AGENTS.

rbetollowing gentlemen are sqthoE
- N canvass for the SALT LAKE
e. 20 SEMI WEEKLY and WEEKLY
HERALD; also to receive payment anu
receiDt for the same:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-08
Suuddvs

For Allentown AMI Way Ststilns, $50 q. m
Por Resding. Phii idei phia, AMI Way Sta.
tions. $40 n. N ani Las y. IN.
Truths for Harrisburg ieare as Ioiio,us
Leave New York, via Allentown, s..S Am,
l.0i and 5.3i y. ~.
Leave New York. vi, "Bou nj Brook Routeu
ani fhilad"'phit, - 4. IN, l.3J, 4.ol and $50
p tn. arriving at Harrisburg I.5l, s2n, .e.zo d.
IN, Rni i2.ji n. NJ,
Leave phiadeiphia, 9.i5 a. M, 4 o., $50, sni
T.ij r.in.
Ls,ve Pottsyllie, 8.'1, Q 10 n. IN ani 40 nm.
l.eIve Healing. 4.W, 73O. li.50 q. IN, 30
OILS. $50, and 1895 u. IN.
Leave Po;tsyill,, via sshuyiki,i 4 susqne-
hanna Braneh, rs 4. N. anh ~ u. m,
Leave allegtown, go 800 .. IN. 1910, 4, 30,
and 9u5 y. IN.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
NOV. 9th, 1881.

Trains ieore Harrisburg rs follows:
For New York, via Allentown. sos. .. m.
and t.i5 y. m.
For New York. via rhiiadeiphra and "Bouud
Brook ,ute,n go, SIS n. e, and Asp tu.
Fer fhi'adeiphia, 6,3o. sG5, $50 am la, and
90 r. m.
ror Il aiding. $50. go. SOS, $50 q. m. Las,
400, n q $40 y. IN
For Po,tsvlie, 5 20. SOS. 95oi a. IN I.4ssnf
=. y, IN. and Via Schuyikill n Susquehauua
IRA CT at ~ p IN % Auburn, 8 10 q m
For Allentown, 3,2r, sos, o5o u, m, Las aud
t.r0 .. IN
rh- Sos a m anl i.' p m. trains have
through cars Tor Nov Yors, VIZ Aliontown.
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HUMOROUS.
Good Morninp, sir.

The family had Only lately moved
in'o .he peighborhood. A day or
two after their arrival the heaI OF
the family went I, til, gr Ger in the
noighborhood aui asked tho price oi
o caa oi condensed milk.
Fifteen cents, SAID the propre~
TOR.
Fifteen d"vils T. exclaimed the
customer why, mau alive, dou't
want t. buy Go :sn cam, bat ouly
one. What do you ask for half can,
Wholesale ignr'sr
Never sell half can"
IL reckon you never sell anything,
If you mark up y jur & OILS in that
way. Suppose | take the whole Gao,
will YOU co no iown to dime 2"
FIFTEEN CENTS is the usual price
That may be with unr, liable,
transient Gus oncrs, but AN an old
citiz,n Of Galveston, aud the store
that 20 c'iss M pernine 1t ira 10 will
have to be enlarged within six months.
Say dime, and throw 10 a pound or
two Of soda crackers, and is .
whack."
DO you buy good deal in the
course Of week 7" askcd the propri-
ctor, with q sDeer.
ado I buy good deal : / should
sny I did. Why. it won't be NOR
than twb months beforJ I'll buy box
OF matches. The box I'm using now
is more than half gone, aud ouly
10, it last February, too. Say dime
for the condensed milk, and one Of
them stale watermalons thrown in AZ
q sorter indncemen,, and you can pat
these two uickles in your burglar
proof safr.'
Fifteen cents il the lowest price"
II wish you could see my bIacking
brush. 1t cau't hold out over Christ
ma. and theu am bound to ne
8 ate for a nev one. Tirw oae
box Of blac i Y in with tho conicu.,
ei mix, an its transaction"
81 won't do it,"
"All right You won't do il. III
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30 uIu Dools."

~ UId Dools."
I'm wearing my old boots, you
fee. You are just six months too
carly TO &c. EN-"
II havep't had q meal since yes.
terday.'
"Nor |, either, We ere cleanin 4
house, and for tue last three days
I've had to eat cold lunch of the
piano
Then you couldn't spare a nick
ELI"
"How can II Amt I walking
homo because / haven't money lc
ride on the cars T.
Us that Sc Then we're both hard
Up
"Of course we are."
"And being you're the worst OF
here's cold. sausage l got at tb
house below. anl here's q uickei /,
ride on the car tell you, sir, VI
poor folks has got TO have more pity
for the rich and do better by 'em o.
we'll plI 90 TO the poor-bouss !"
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THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of thG Throat and Lungs

Diseases Of the
pulmonary organs
are so prevalent and
fatal, that q safe and
reliable remedy for
them is invaluable
10 every community.
AYERS CHERRY
PEcToRAL Is such o
re IN Q dy, and no
other 30 eminently
merits the conii-
dence Of the public.
II Is a scientific COM
lbination OF the medi-
'cinal principles and
curative virtues Of
the finest drugs,
chemically united,
to insure the great
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Immense Sales I Bows Wanted !

Fun alive Good Commiss rs "LATEST'
Chrome cards S Flirtations,5 LAZY or sent
correspondents &c. A. V. Jenes, Jefferson. N.
Y. Tako agency.
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Book AgentsTi:''. sT'': .l,i 'S:; S:; ;s.. sSs''ii: Z:
0oRros h 90, ,Phila.
WANTED ON SALARY.

Men to sell Trees, Shrubs. Grapes Vines,
Roses, e,c. No preyious experience necessary.
Expenses aid. J. h. OoLARE, Nnrseryhan'
koehsster, N. Y.