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RrrLEcrIoSs.-A great many oftlr
accidents of life could he guardes
against, by the use of a small amount
Of care and reflection. Many people
study their own comfort and ease ver'
much at the cost ofothers. Recollec
that your fellow-creatures have tn
same God.given right, to .life, libert,
and the pursuit Of happiness .
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-03-16

REVIVAL CLosED.-The meetings
at the Methodist Church closed last
Tuesday night. Quite a number
professed religion and united them
selves with the church. Mr.. Gun
ninggim was assisted the latter par
Of the meeting by Father Wheeler, ;
oo,d man and an I'D faahiasre asasa
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AFTER TWENTY y..ps

AFTER TWENTY YEARs.-Memphis,
Tenn, April1s, 1881. II. II. Warner
y Co: Sirs-Your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, in my case, cured a con.
iirmed sickness Of twenty years. /
believe il to be the remedy for all
femala disorders, and can cheerfully
recommend It. Mrs. B. N. BoLToN.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-03-16

WANrED.-By a young man, good
table board, in a nice private family.
Good price paid forgood board. Apply
at this Office or Adde'S 20. Lock,
box 2S5.
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Receipts are quite full and composed
mostly Of inferior and frosted tobacco.
Good bright smokers have advanced
again in the last few days. Bright wrap.
pers are high and 10 demand, good red
frosted tobacco keeps up aud seems to be
in demand while dark green frosted not
In much demand.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-03-16

Tur SKATING RlNK.--Ihe prop
!, - ,nsorm Us that they will Close l,,'s
a W. here after this week, y
O -, i alive every evening with prss
rim ! s. !. and their gallant eseo''s'
y syss hand furnishes music, when ''a, ~
~ so s tne interest, and as the skater, \,
a,ise gracefully around the rink n, ss
s sns ssad plays some pretty p,e s.
y. !a sysl j the numerous visitors, : J
4 night there viii Be . s0nrrss"Tsx
n aorrov night q sars's s'ssa Il,
aa,.-s.irs's 'oad, ssars, that wasdc.
eS'raes Sop Oike, Of Boston, faAer
Verso y S1Rsman, Mr.. James hike.
~, :, .esject of the lecture waahe
,atSptian Pyramids. The meetingcA
\ ed with several selections \
The Lyceum yoss | to have pnbVa
Z Getting At an earIAslay, in StoE
Hall. - In
PRospERITY.-We notiea a III
: days ago, an indication Of pN,peroa
y times. An editor was walkins,ow1
l 4
/ Main Street, smoking a three y
y cigar, with head erect and eyes tot
g front. When a young merchant star
* ing in front of his store, surround
IN by several clerks from neighbour
stores, spied this strange sight
err with the assistance of his ncighbo
=. sang that charming little song en-
q led saint he a Daisy" Lehma
an bird hearing the melodious SCUM
=" Joined in, and whistled in its .
I'M style, "The elephant jumpedthe roF
The indications Of prosperous tin
lot were that, the clerks were standin'
he front of their stores, and the Ell
ed was able to raise three cents 70 ]
IL chase cigar.
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"BUCIIUPAIBA."

y, quick, complete cure A days,
usy affections, smarting, frequent
o6cult urination, kidney diseases,
81 druggists. N. c. Depot, J. c.
NDS, Wilmington, n. c ~
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New Music slore-,Insier Musi.

The Music Department of bikes Store Il
fully stocked with Organs, violins, Guitars,
Accordians, BanjOs, Harmonious. Be-, &e,
We are on the best terms with some IL M
largest importers in the q. y. and can fur
nish promptly any instrument desired,
Sheet Music In large quantity. Visit
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MARRIED.

q oil March 2nd 1882, at the residence
Of 9Th bride father, J. b. Headen, Dr.
o. Blstrowd to Miss Lizzie Iieaden,
ali ofChatham.--Chatt Argus.
Just our luck. Well, IL we CAM
be bappr shevo 10 no reason why w
should not wish a subscriber JOY
peace. and happiness. The yolSl
couple have our most heartfelt
gratulations and best WISH
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10 dozen pearl" Shirts just received, &C.
knowledged by competitors to be the bcs, 81
Shirt on the market. at MOHSBERGs
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lent Magistrate . Esq, ! mo,I
oras !, Saturday; trS,as vas basii los. !,
.: satisfaction y tried and :. 'ivi'
= Vas taken. sven to all, as - III
The sss Seminary Is n g shs Methd
I1ssS1e' to q, ss. room but as' nov ,s 2, Il
Der OF pupils ss'onn0date a la,s ,aey !
at sia e r returned ,s 90, genial hotel
plished aaHKgestteville.sN.ss..a.tu rday from
way Of Goldsboro, who has beeS
ting Mrs. j. B. Whitaker fo,seyeral
weeks, returned home la,t Monday,
much to the regret Other numerous
friends.
Onr former towDsman, w. r. WI
son, has returned from Florida :. J.
Charlotte, his old home. lie - =
wretched health, and bis frseaS y
+tsrtain no hope Of his recovery. From
present indications ne cannot possibly
live but short while.
Our foreman desires to return his
heartfelt thanks to the fair young lady
who so kindly thought of him as to send
him, on yesterday, the loreliest boquet
that we have beheld for many days.
IT'S sweet to be remembered
Glad to see our old friend, DR.. l.
T. Smith, who has been confined tt
his room for several weeks, on the
street again. His illness does no
seem to have affected him niue b
for he is as jovial as ever.
We hearof a few of our citizen
who are very anxious to be sacrifices
either upon the Legislative or Con
gressional altar, for the benefit of tn
dear people. The November frost
will nip their bright prospects in I'll
, bud. ...
L. O. Lougee, Z. c. Hackney, an
4 r. T. Howerton, were appointed la
/ Sunday, by the Durham Baptist su
day School, delegates to the Bapti
!. Sunday School Convention, whit
r meets in Raleigh the Both of tn
month.
4 Young and middle aged men suff'
!. ing from nervous debility, prematu
II old age, loss of memory, and kindr
symptoms, should send three STAN
to for Part VII Of pamphlets issued
of Worlds Dispensary Medical Assoc
% ton, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. James Dixie, Stamp Agent,
sold to our manufacturers $780,
= worth Of stamps since March LIST VI
~ the iath inst, making -.
vn than for the corresponding time
1881. This great falling OFT is du'
lar the agitation Of the tobacco tax q
gus ton.
WIN DIR. Dean, Principal of the Durf
Male Academy, has secured the
liar vices of Mr.. w. E. Bercham, a.
Co., assistant. Mr.. Bercham is an
ern lisman, a man Of high character
comes highly recommended. We
glad to see the Dr's school increa
,rse so rapidly.
lion 1t is truly gratifying to US 70
the BrcopnFR---is...Sorripfe
e Since we assumed charge of the pap
4 I've have received oyer ona b,ndr
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i rent small house with two, three or four
rooms, CORA man and family. Not particu-
An abort location, but rent must be reason
Apply to u. Il. WEBB.
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~>sers & Co., are the agents
INC Sea Paul, Ammoniated
va, and Pocomoke--old sseadard
bts. Il
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Ii SALE OR RENT.-Willcox y
! Sewing Machines, the only re
I machines for making tobacco
4a @.# IT,
ISAAC N. LINK, Sole Agent.
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les. Spring style Of Walking Hats just
I'd at MoHSBERG'S.
lll line Of childrens toys, and hand
pit of yaces, cheap at Lougee's. /
sberg will soon put in one side Of his
pthiag but glass cases to display one Of
gest stocks Of Millinery ever shown in
B.
liant line Of new patterns Hamburg
8 just opened at MOHsBERRS.
3 Rogers & Co., for bsst oigars, and
tg tobacco.
kies. rasins. lemons, at Rogers 4 Co.
h, Rogers & Go. for all kinds q canaea
fruit, and cabbage at Rogers 4 Col
BY Organs, James Dixie Agent.
Dish or on time.
Nall kind Of furniture eau :.
8 : = bsforc pprsehr-'-r : sx,ractea
'arties sieslr'ns y, should call at on S,o Ue
4 q Henderson 1sT NJ over Cars Drug ssSl
'. af msin,sin beef Al J. 9. You ss@,r !
Fref mans .. sowing Machine iir%a age I
|Ih. p sN.ines 70 have any bas'lhs
site n, ode sOa examineit at -. = I.oucEE's.
al display oflamps, cheap
u n sa.ousee s i,Ong'es''
Il go coal stoves 60 70 ious
etn ia sssias, ,.i sss' a s,ii @aa 'SsS'
he a ans bags, hunting Dc''s'
~ and Lcugees LOCO & lou
as hi shamber sets q L0as..-
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TIIr,.@--,--.---- } g Pro
ss.so4I: ln4sca .. =,
Chtba, LlGEsC,s
@puum N ~
- q al COnnx E----- r,

xisi.- NJ praf HdIt and Samns----
johnson, we're in town Monday.
DR.. VIM. Lowe spent Sunday with
friends in Cedar Fork Township.
Mr.. Robt. McCauley, of University
Station, called to see us last Tuesday.
"People who live in glass houses
should becarefnlnot to throw stones.'
Aesthetic women wear sun flower
shaped holes in their stockings. -Es.
Mr.. Ransom O'Brien, Of Cedar
Fork Township. was i.--4---.-' R.-.essfHy-
TsWe are charged soith the hienous
crime Of being syoung men ,cithoat
families >"
Mi. Thomas Noel, returned Mon
day, from a visit to his parents in Per-
son county. s
The Methodist Church will now
call its congregation together with
its own bell.
When a fellow goes skating for the
first time he can never tell what is
goingto turn up.
Read the eloquent eulogy on fourth
naga of Senator Matt. w. Ransom or
General Burnside.
Capt. w. A. Markham, one o
Chatham's most successful farmers
was in town this week.
The columns of the RECORDER ar
open to all for the discussion of tn
Graded School question.
The Press Association meets j
Elizabeth City, April the 26th.
large attendance is expected.
DIR. A. G. Carr, who has been pu
suing his medical studies in N. Y. I
some time, returned last Saturday.
Miss Mariah Parham, of Raleigh,
visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Rcam
Her many friends gladly welcome b
back.
Mr.. John l.. Markham, offers qu
anumber of the standard brands
fertilizers for sale at the usual pri
See adj. .4S-
Pleased to meet r. c. Scott, Els
Chairman of the Board of Com
Commissioners of Ghathssn tn 20
Sunday.
William II. jenkins, ESQ, OF Cee
Fork Township, one ofthe best ma
trates in the county, was in U
Saturday.
Mr. n. Cannon, the pop
salesman of w. 7. Blackwell q
returned from tour through Eas
Carolina Saturday.
The d. L. /. Band, went up
Chapel Hill yesterday, to disco
music, for the boys. The coca
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-03-16

A. Sea rowle Guano, for sale by =
Rogers 4 GO. 80. : fsw days a full
Mohsberg will open IN : y" y.
line Il Zegler shoes -. lust re-
=, toe lot Of candies and cigars
'slss ',s : meat preserves, canned fruits =
Il Middleton Bros middleton
| cheapes. groceries !" 'oN'
Bros. -
Buy the british M M,s ) y.
AZ k, snf 49, on Rats. Il
l5c. boxes, '''ies' flies,
r,Vo be ppeuvd mis- week, 9 n.ss...s-s--.s I
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nav the British Mixture
syo. be op.nra rnis. week, a n.es.s..s.....l
nod Muslins at MOHsBERPS.

call a. CHEST standard Fertilizers
n q ,gers 4 Co., Durham,
- y. @
|, I. !, Morgan seh>his Standard
brands Of guano for 4OCeno.nds cot.
Nm per ton.
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DURHAM ToBAGssSs
BLACKWELL, Proprietors Parrish
& Blackwelfs Warehouse

$500, illSE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
November 20, 1882.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

W G Carpenter, Ogden; E W Palmer
and wife, ] Jones, Utah; W n and WE
Dusenberry, Provo; T K Ober. Philadel-
ph;s; D Wise, Black, D Mcleod, Fish
Creek; j Beatty, ir, Omaha; T Creigh,
Bingham; w Cole, Butte City; G Cnl-
Inns, ID McGregor, Alta; ] Beck, Lehi;
r L Topitz, San Francisco; j Z Polk,
Virginia; Mrs W Palmer, Pennington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21

INANoTHER part of The HERALD
this morning will be found an edi-
torial article from our Omaha name
sake. We do not believe that the
Omaha Herald is authorized to
speak for Mr.. Caine or his
beliefs; indeed, his belief is
something that the Herald has
nothing to do with. His con-
duct is all that concerns the Herald
or anybody. So long as he is a
square, upright man in his actions,
the people will be pleased to honor
him as he does them. All the same
the Herald'S comments on the Utah
situation are appreciated.
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verified,

JUDGE FoLGEE finds crumb of
comfort in the belief that the dem
ocrats in the New York legislature
will so re-district the state as to
shut out many republicans who
went back on him. The Judge may
be correct in his estimate of the
democrats, and if so, the latter will
only play back on the republicans
the game that was played by the
radicals when they were in power.
If the democrats do not district the
state in a way to have majority
vote they will be childish.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21
Cliff HOUSE

A Woods, j R Bush, Frisco; A Clark,
Cheyenne; a W Mcdonald, 2 G Rob-
ertson, Haley, Idaho; A McNsb, Q @
Dewey, ChAllis, Idaho; ] @ Sharp and
wife, Bonanza; H NJ May, Bingham; G
d Judd, Park City; T Hicks, Grand
Rapids, Wis; F P Walker, E II Tslferd
and lady. Boston; g Il Ssunderson, j q
Bigler, billiard, Wyo; ID T Skater.
Evanston; Mrs A j Bartlett, Boston; J
Smith, B Blackstone, Rswlins, Wyo; A
ellis, Alta Malone, Chicago; 6 Pier
son, q g Snyder, Park City; g w Bout
we'll, Mrs Robertson, Farhsm Station: w
81 Gaddis, P II Lynch, D s. r G r r; j
E Jones, San Francisco Geo Fletcher,
Nebi asks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21

I'll rumored that the Commits
sioners have united in d report re-
commencing further legislation for
Utah. The report is not to be pre-
sented before the 18th of December,
when the gentlemen will meet in
Washington, and be ready to answer
any uuestions that may be PROFOUND
ed by Interested Congressman. 1t is
not known just what the Commls-
sioners will ask, nor indeed, is it
known that they will ask anything;
but the rumor is that they desire
power to make and administer laws
for the entire territory. The
HERALD does not believe the story.
Phe Commission came to Utah and
found all peace and quiet. The SEN
satior in regard to Utah was all left
behind. They went to work, and
actually proceeded further than the
law under which they acted war
ranted them in doing; and still nc
fault was found. The registration
came on, and people accepted without
complaint the rules that had been
adopted, though the general belief
was that the Commission had as
sumed powers to which they were
not entitled. When the election
came there was still no complaint
We have yet to hear of the first at
tempt at fraudulent voting, or of al
attempt to deposit an illegal ballot
The voting was regular and the
canvass in strict accord with the
orders of the Commission. There
certainly can be no cause for com
plant on the part of the Commits
sioners; hence there ought to be nc
reason why they should ask for al
enlargement of their powers. /
the gentlemen are intent upon de-
priving the Mormons of all political
power, and reducing them to the
condition of slaves to an insignii-
cant minority, they may ask fol
legislative as well as executive
authority; but we cannot believe
that FIVE intelligent gentlemen who
profess a love for the institutions Of
the country would attempt so gross
d wrong upon their fellow citizens
Whatever infamous scheme that
may be devised to punish the PEG
Of Utah without a hearing, must
come from others than the Commits
sioners who can have no cause fol
complaint against any conduct OF
the Mormons.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rHE CENTURY FOR NoVENI

THE CENTURY FOR NCVEM.
L Der is called by the n. Y. o.
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The Springfield Republican says:
"The magazine is at its best,-the
best, by far, of the months pro-
duct" 1t contains the opening
chapters of DR.. Eggleston's original
and entertaining history of the
United States, entitled ''The Begin
nings of a Nations" and the first of
Washington Gladden's papers on
Christian Cooperation, which is at
tracing wide attention among bust
ness men interested in Christian
work. The Independent says this
series 'gives promise of proving a
thoroughly interesting and sugges-
tive contribution" There is, also,
the beginning of charming love
story Of mining-life, by Mary Hal
lock Foote, etc., etc. Send IS cents
for this number to the nearest news
dealer Or TO
TIE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK,
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TEE COMMISSIONER of Pensions
in his annual report, refers to the
possibility of having topay pensions
to /, 100000 more ex-soldiers. as the
election has gone by and the re-
publicans in the present congress
have nothing to gain by any reek-
less expenditures it is not likely,
that the commissioners fears will be
verified.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21

THE CONTENTS of the HERALD
this morning are as follows
lsT PAGE-Latest observation-disclosures
cial, etc.
ID PAeE-Telegraphic NeRs = Mitcel-
laneous,
Sd PAeE-stoned to Death.
4TH PAaE-EditoFials, etc.
9TH PAGE-Sundsy Services, etc
9Th PAaE-Telegraphic News - China
Retsliates, etc.
7TB PAGE-Telegraphic News Wash
ington-Railroad Racket.
sTH PAeE-Utah-A Bold-Rob6ery-
A Dastsrdly Trick-Local Items
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21

A REPUBLICAN exchange very
wisely suggests the elections show
a general decentralization of the re-
pubIicans. at is claimed by the
knowing ones that the great demo
cratic victory is not the result OF
great democratic gains but of re-
publican Indifference" This is all
very well to be talked about, but the
truth is no such defeat was expected.
1t is true the masses of republicans
were Disguised with their leaders,
and perhaps a good many remained
at home; but the whole truth is the
republicans are in the minority.
The honest people, those who have
become tired Of misrule and eX-
travagant expenditures, concluded
that a change would be an improve
ment, and if they voted at all they
deposited their ballots for demo-
Gratis. The republican party has
been corrupt, and the people knew
it. That knowledge accounts for
the sweeping change that has been
made. The democrats now are
masters of the situation. If they
will use wisely and well the power
that has been placed in their hands,
their supremacy will re perpetual
but if, like their adyersaries, they
drop into corrupt ways, their lease
of power will be short.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21
PERSONAL.

Superintendent John Sharp goes
to Ogden this morning and will re-
turn on the noon train.
Breyt. Major and General o. o.
Howard, Commander of the Depart
ment of the Platte, and his senior
oid-de-cGmp, Captain Sladen, will
arrive in Salt Lake, Saturday even
ing and proceed to Fort Cameron
Monday afternoon the 9th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21
UTAH EASTERN RAILROAD CON-
PkaY NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
N thst on Fridsy, December 22d. 1882,
at Z o'clock pm, at the Office OF the
Utah Eastern Railroad Company, No.
1921 First South Street, Salt Lake
City, Utah, there will be held meeting
of the stockholders of said Company for
the purpose of electing Directors, and for
the transaction of such other business as
may come before it.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
a. 8. PATTERSON,
Secretary U. E, r. R.
November Goth, 1882. MI
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WHITE HOUSE.

j Kearney, 1 B Griffin, ] D Bennett,
Bingham; a K Mash, II Swift and wife,
Ogden; w b Rex, SRlins; III Hevens,
Little Cottonwood; E Simone, J ?
Wiseman, Clinton; j NJ Dunn, Toeele; J
Goshen, j Msginnis, Fort Douglas: J
Edwards, ArFents; II Willoughby,
Walla Wslls; j D-iscoll, Globe, A T; A
Williamson, MIRA Trachler and children,
Park City; Snyder, Frisco; G Geggle,
Marsder; P e Mcclure. Germania; n S
Cousll, w Grice, W Gadd, Nephi; D
Spear, j Bourgsrd, Binghsm; j Jensen,
Clear Creek; S Moore, Chicago; A G
Portland, Portland, Oregon; j Gilmer,
Illinois; Matthe VS., B and b E Shurtlif,
Provo; D CART, Nephi; E We9ver, OF
tawa, Ills; j Walters, Melrose, III T; R
@ Jenkinson, Omaha; W A Miller,
Pennington; a a Spares, Bonanza: R
TAFT, Park City; 6 Sweeiing, Ksysward;
E L GWinn, Snake River; A N Young,
Stockton: j w Linistrs, Coslville; S r
and Z Worthington. Grantsville; T L
Dyer. RI Gibbons, II Campbell, P Phe-
Ian, A S Southam, Bingham; z Dick
ert, @ LinseY, Tiniic; w f Dryer, Og,
den; Mrs Phillips, B Bachman, Nj
Cushmsn, Provo; P Bradford, Spanish
Fork; 0 d Hays. Peunarock; A 8 Hill,
WellsviIle, Cache CO.
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S''lD " -

We beg to inform patrons and the general public
that exclusive Agents for and carry regularly in
stock line of Stoves which are qnexcel!ed in this orany
them at prices that defy competition heavy perce0tage
of the population of Utah already using our renowned
Monitors and Champion Monitors both Plain and ExteD
sion Also Charter Oaks-ROyal Charters and other
Stoves both cook and heating manufactured by the wei
known firms, "Ehe Excelsior Manufacturing Co" and
William Resor and Co." The superior construction
and the increasing demand warrant the opinion that ere
long these celebrated Stoves will occupy position in
every well conducted household in Utah
VIM. JENNINGS
Superintendent
N&
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SALT LAKE DAILY HBR ID
TrrsDAY NOVEMBER. q 1882

rEE DAILY HERALD is published
- sr q morning, Mondays excepted, Of
EAST Temple Street, near First SOUTH
5sIt Lake Civ, by ths herald PEIET-
re re AID AM. PUBL1sHIye COMPANY. Sub
sa1irtion price, $40. 90 per amman, pq 81
ace included; parts Of 8 year 81 me
Ssne rate, To weekly eubscrl Der,5'
collection made By carriers. 25c' week.
TuR sEMT-WRBKLY HERALD is
11 mi every Wednesday and Satur-
d. morning, at $3.50 8 year; SIX
months, $1.75i postage included
THEWBEKLY HERALDis published
svarv Thurgday morning, st 81 year;
FIx months, 81. Is, postage included.
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Merchants and Buyers surrounding
cautioned against the trick of few unscrunlous drummewho
showing copies large given
the unspcng victim purchase their goods larger
needed higher than sell the
all call
WINGED compete Jobbes selfyd
promptly guaranteed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-21

SHILOH's COUGH and Con.
sumption Cure is sold by us on a
guarantee. It cures consumption,
Sold by z. G. N. I. Drug Store. (d)
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VALLEY HOUSE.

TIL Wilton, Pennington; E Brotto-
gini. G Rszoni, Bullion: j e Rodgers
and wife, Park City; L Mitchell, Il y
Johnston, Butte; P Howe, Wood River;
j Seberger, Nevada; q Boggs, Tintic;
E Openshaw, Santaquin; ID Chapman
and wife, A Bishop and wife, J Menseer,
Cleveland; S Roach, Ward, New; g A
Bruce, Ogden; j a Straight, Oxford; Il
HeaversOn, Logan; F A Maggie, VIM
Hobbs, West Jordan; W Maston, Bing-
ham; D Evans, Black Range; T 3
DWye-, I Miller. j James, j Pagan, j
Sullivan, Australia; j w Goldthst, Tin
tic; Mrs A III Friend, Iowa.
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WALKER HOUSE.

tn Stanton, U S A; F and G D
Wedge, Zsnesville, o; NJ S Dimiek. S
W BlRkely, HALEY, Idaho; S Goddstone,
w Sexton, San Francisco; A Rshb,
South Cottonwood; r L Henshaw, Mrs
T Howgate, A Spsdone, New York; G
Darlington, England; G A Fowler, Mt
Vernon; Mr. and Mrs F E Southard, w
Bohamsn and wife, Brooklyn; Ed
Mitchell, st Louis; r L Jones, Ogden;
Z Kellogg, Omsha; G W Blanchard, jr,
Silver City; E S Mouiton, GslesbuFg,
Illinois.