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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-17
DRIFT OF OPINION,
Eot,ied In, i,usins,n for ~.

Memphis Appeal. iGt
I'VE must make no mistakes, We mus.
leave no gaps, VIC must become aggressive
and not be supine, We must rally once
again 10 the old hard.money, frce.trade
doctrines OF the Democratic party, and re.
vipe in November OF 1854 the enthusiasm,
that boils up md bubbles over today.
The Liberal Wedge viii Split II.
Minister John n. I,mpton. 5....
The Liberal movement Is irresistible; It
will 90 through North Carolina and South
Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana, and
be caught up BY the people in the other
States until the South will no longer be
solid. ,
New York Tribune
Fifty contested seats In the next Con.
gress The Committee on Privileges md
Elections will have the sympathy OF the
entire country.
Carlisle Ism FREQ rrndrr.
Philadelphia Record.
II We understand Mr.. Randalls position
it is not widely different from that Of Mr..
Carlisle. .., Nj.
brutal Assault "i,n Distinguished For.
eigMcr.
Philadelphia Times,
Possibly the False Prophet Of soudan is
Mr.. Vennor in disguise.
Tho Nichle.Piaic Statesman.
Hartford CoItant.
General butler himself is the llappiest
NAH in America today.
Sno"cd Un1cr.
, New York Post.
What has become Of the bosses them.
| sa1pnQ1 INK -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
One Cd.
PEO5sJiE.
New Work.

Nry Yuak. December 3l.-Cot'oN -Ey-
..r-,r.. ,,g,rG. Flour-Firru and IN.
,.i.grvrf: receipts 2GO0J barrels; exports
a.. ..~r,..s Nhoat-Opanrd t,aa,c low
90. afrrrvard recovered. declined AMI al
,..,rr,L a tribe. closing struug; receipts l55.
10 Lr,-hris; exports II 900 bushels; I'M
.rrgfrd vintcr red 81 &7al ~: No , do
- t1l-.l -: mgradcd white ~ &ou IL;
No. wfi,e. sales liUoO bushels at II II =
al /. for new. 81 IA for Old; No. red
>r,Irr January. sales IilUo0 bushels, at
- IL nj -, closing at II i2I; seller
february, sale %,6.~n bushels, Al $l4i ii
A. closing at - ~. seller MARCH, sales
- caro- bushels. II - i,.-Il ~, cuSing
N y ~: settler May. sales g1.u}0 bu>h-
rfs. m :! lNftl i~f,, closing 1T > l>ts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02

Atheir immediate expenses in con-
ntsion Herewith. III these bond
hoiers are as much in earnest rs this
Mrg Undo intimates Nj. Frelinghuysen
maN>ave all interesting question of in
tCTnNonal law to study over before he
goes ot of office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
T;,n.cSn.,fo.,rrstc .,on,I..


Arca,J.u--,. 20 ,.r,,.r I'm 'il" Wheel
fs- v. Va. i.-... ~rJS, \. aps>,-su, HIM
-.!r'G. Iiu... rotary 81 IN" com
mit;gc,' tie English ho!.!T> Of Con
Tolerate bonus have. ur-3OE-j a sES;c-
matte. determined v,iJgt 90 rryCIr, tn"
foundation ug thy-,. Obligations. He
saws that tECy "mrgp hu ines, anJ are
,sctir- under .ir HHvirC Of the most
.yrlU,u, iuT.>.~ uE t.u,aud, upon well
Established au.i rrc. m,Zyd principles OF
international lrw. uD0n winch n mum
,btr Of prvcvGcgj> ar cited which havea
Briefly parr,lyl ali! tOrcible application
tD their ca-y. III, recent purchase Of
an the bonds, h" cilims, only demon
strates their faith IN the ultimate ,urceSS
Of thQSy claims. IL Is stated that be-
f0r, 5its4bin- 10 the loan foreign capt.
~ isss tleINt hv oPtaiOn ~ the eminent
ia,ssts LtHiNlIuGU Cairns AMI Lord
Jf&iee Cotton Apua it. legality, and OBJ
-iaihed frem them Ale following opinion:
s'SNeaTe Of the on hQn that it will nos
be ! Vi aticll ofs Any ofthe country,
OF eSan. STincll d tlhrnational law
4 70 llveEt sss enc u. 1his country"
Theyeupsn, says ti3< f'<i<Ex, capitalists
y 80. EOnGGIf.~ faTis AMI d f<eTent parts of
\ Ffiropc SUBSCRIBED zIbdlo I}><ot>ae<ate of
.eDO per ClOO bond -tbe l5{ef| flnE that
4 lteyaSregarded bSSthem ~ nae Only a
bnSlness transaction. but & @k7If one,
! h4ving the sanction Gmw.
Y fhe security for the lJsa s lsSs1
1 ls,pnbePOf bales OF cottOnyuthe. P0ee
.ssion OF the Confederate Taxez( ~
!. Mfili be remembered 49, q
skSized by the victocie<> NV
s,hs SneedhOlders gain. }hz q
Ia H. ba,wSsshe Seft3 IL
1Af Ca,G. " sra : y! 8. 9nfysbl
K. H. .l:.saiaiSs;I siisssr ~
'he 'resenta,ivcs were. ue,srs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 31.-The DrorerS Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receiipts 10000 head;
shipments 1900; the market Tor 10y grades os
cCmmCn to good mixed ut So sJg6 10;
Iigbt s. 9OdG 40; heavy packing and ship,
nm S6 3OMG -; Philadelphia and lard
hos Sc CO@G 40; skirs and culls 81 29@
CAr7LE-Receipts l,4O0 head; shipments
COO head. Market brisk and firm; good
to choice shipping s. 4O@6 20; common
to fair 81 20@5 IS; no exports; mixed
butchers steady; common to fair s. 4O@3-
90; good to choice IS 25@l %; stockers
81 SCOT so.
Shcep-Receipts 200 head; shipments
7,9OO head. Market quiet and nominally
firm; low to good extra 81 75a5 10; fair 10
good 3 75@l 62R.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, December 3l.-HogS-Firm;
common and light s. 0O@6 30; packing
and butchers s. 3O@G 20. Receipts $500
head: shipments 200 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02

THE great secret of PEEUYA is that II al
WAYS comedies with the RS hlcdicHtrLr H""'"'
Mature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
Pittsburgh.

Goods 175 barrels, on basis of 81 10. But
fer-In fair demand; choice Western Reg
serve &c; choice Central Ohlo &c f.
Pittsburgh.
PrrrssuReH, December 3l.-Petroleunl--
Emitted certificates closed at S22sc; refined
70 for Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
skin DISEASES CURED !

Ry DIR. FRazrER'S Magic ointment. Cures
rs if 10y mugic, PimplcS, Black Heads or
GrubS, E!otchcs or Erurtions on the face, leaV-
ing the skin clear. healthy and beautiful. Also
curcs itch, BJrbcrS Itch, salt Ihcum, letter,
Riugworm, Scald Head, Chappcd Hands, Sore
Nipples, Sore Lips, old, olStinate Ulcers ana
S,,rCs- sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
IMPROVEMENT IN sclEVcg.TsAcAING.


| have for some years been much in
trrC~trd in trying 10 iutrodace imprOv-
eel s., .ruJhc teaching into girls schools;
end t1topo>c To tell ,tir result Of some
,Nlyn..r, in teac! ,hg astronomy.
-. course, tNNaSrOnUmy Taught has
been the mos Elementary character.
i|Ur 10 i therefore exactly the foundation
which jt Is iWlortaut to FlaY well. JIy
uhivy, las hc n 10 gain iorNSny pupils
from this sStly, not merely EnWlCigr,
,ut az ia. mental discipline il could
afford AN order to accomplished this,
| havyluade L an mvsriable principle
to NIX them do all the oJ&CrrUg, all
the HiDtioL possible They have
.,vatchgd the heavenly hol.lS tudiSrOvGr
their appearance auimot."1s, anj then
/ lei them ON 20 discuss the caliSeS. II
has been guuuiueiuiuctjvC study, - far
- IL his gone. Ny own work seemed
very simple; hui IL ocraSioncd me 4
crrat deal uf observation, thought, AMI
study. have simply d'p' tS.R or tie
track.
Ii may at first seem I little absurd
10 talk ui a -ct OF schoolgirls treading,
with any degree of mcntal mdepen-
druEc, the Path which AsF.eRs4fo- fych6
,,Srail erualfN II so difficult to wstlk in
OF course, it,would be utter nonsense to.
saw that they could exercise anything.
IKE the EaeIA al aetiyifycs fhose great
meh. But tllfleafe various degrees OF
mind,sTreiSify, and il IS possible TO
srsssse. a1rAa, -li.4---<-ir00f-girlS, Il very
TIul,~uw. aud improving amount OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
Trio, Alternative and CaihartiC !

simmons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable,
IT. emcuiCne generally used iE tic south ~
D:ua' ,Er torpid Liver (" n"sJtl'y '".ion.
IT = 5 WITH ENTI,hORD'SAY POWER And EF-
IICACY on TIE LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Ts action of the EooUl tor i free from
lruel or @"iiiug. Ii j. mo effective in start
ir,- j. SccrJ. ions uGtnr Liver. causing tho bile
Ia NJ rs . cathHrtic. when there i an excess
Cr ID, in the Stomach, the regulator i an
gCIie purge; after the removal of the bile II
Niil Ulgtc the bowels and impart Yigor ana
lCaI to the whole system.
S,knat YOU gut the GCMuiucin White Wrap
perl ith rod u. prepared only by J. ii. Collin ~
20. toid by all druggists. OC2DOdag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02

aatN Tic 10 - Il III
q PussS.Ss-s<e- l3Aend- X
a. {, -iris me NeEl ,es sss{esa
50 iz<t.sss-. st1'frstt tenei InTlg-
;Ss3rissosrshe II ny - sa.l make,
souI rssz sl.e pss g ~ skia nnL il.
n -. IrsD zee the a Eilti ~ 20 haor poison
t,Gf Hood. whieli Sc 1000 IN. .r..-
e ,' en- lfi} inannsFof ssSsss ana elter-
"a h. s, s's no sp,rssseihSi sss,ssR ,o,nut.,.
uIs, afd cen ne 90 sE 1s ne s, delicate
,aCs z s,ss sssS n sirss being
IErAxp DssAsscI ESanasl,., ~ ". VI.
1b.' feE,.st is. Cay Jeans ssfna - s.S1I
syr;rp knxls faInily jour tsars, / ~ IN III
sa,s a. q; ss q Sa,s sris. emsa =, Il
~ q Erscsaarnsnit ~ -, se,ales& ,e.l.
Z md ~. FI1fk n kzls7cr y tldtsn lsloUI
SyT, ~ isfi ttI4 <kHJf IAcRu y sba. I la, IT,
riC x MI L.yef ~ 1919 ~, tof t&gcn many
~ RrKxylq = sraz n q. Nv.
a. Efesfba ptsRepsia md d iyer
~ So Is IN hss RI r. Sfs & I'd sa to
60 dzi u a. = B s n z s.''
EAvHsrT'S f. D, YAK EeRSl5,I,l.
nEi Il. , 4s,> S Sa Is aH ssssil , %'
f.ss-u' e. lf-zy. 4<Af1EB.kfsXlf u
e. vautc! for yhe sis g " f,ai an
sol syrup M esey o1 a l. ,l.i.ssis " " hts
-0} DRUGGISTS SELL
gForutosy 81 Teat III tz1 4lree1 NJ
: Sosl. CITY. .----
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
FIMNCE AND TRADE.
Condition VI the Markets Here and
Elsewhere.
Money 4 to 6 Per Cent.-GOvernmants
StFoHg-Stocs Unchanged = ProVi-
sions Firn-Flour and Grain
STEADY IrOn Strong.
GOVERNMENT DIVIDENDS TO-DAY.

To-day the Government will pay Off
interest on the pubic debt ut II per
cent an aggregate 0fqbout S22,75O,OOo,
and at per cent quarterly on the new
per cents S7,3St04 more. OF this
amount some s., 5O0,O90 sill be paid on
registered bonds, about S5,O0O,uD0 of
which will be paid out New York,
Il, 4OO,0O at Boston, S6OO,C'O at Phila-
dClphia, S2O5,OO at Baltimore, Sl5O,O1O
At Washington, $4,000 at Cincinnati,
SGS,COO ut Pittsburgh, SIS, OO0lt Chicago,
$4,000 al San Francisco, ;Sd smaller
amounts ut some other points. The
coupon interest will bc distributed in
about the same proportion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
,ppI,-AI- or TRAINS WuEELINC FINE

tpuhy except sunday.
t~tr,0,CuNl.lr ACCummOlOtion-ThiS train
,luriu. the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Perry and BelIire, stopping
when required az the Shermyn House, EIua-
willie. West Wheeling and travel Hill.
TUrirh>yillc Accommodation.
NInnnL DnNNr Accommodation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
STATE >GgUErIEs --Dull.

Sro,h-Storks eanetusted dur;u5 the
Gay bat the gcneral tendency W. toward
lower prices, with closing fgures I05S
Wal,snpr,rcrrvd. RT4,t- ffffi1ftr'al dealings
we've in Lake Shore at IlU' .GlllI, with
dividend on Denver 1t 72M7p'., with diyi-
dcut on New York Central III I524nll}pI:
Wabash 2N1,U25l.; preferred iI..ng,, ;;
Western Union telegraph ~ia15 Z; Erie
rru l->al2Gat: Northern Pacific preferred
774a-5: Jersey Central "2gI.p7,; TcNl.
Pacific 5oa,al5ir: Louisville and Nashville
lu2aai'u'.; and Milwaukee, and ST. Paul
lC7#-aIuG.
Transactions -. uJt shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02


There were Is failures reported to the
Pitt, burgh Office of BradStrcct's Mcr-
cau,;lr Agency for the quarter ending
yesterday, i'm the district reported 10y
that Office, viz: Western Pennsylvania,
Eastern Ohio, ana thcgrcatcr portion of
West Virginia. The nominal assets
feet up Si4I ST.; actual assets, Sl0L725,
and liabilities SlSI,6JJ. The failures
Were. distributed among the different
trades. ;a- iIilalr,: Groceries, IL;
gcnSfal naerehana,g, To-; dry goods,
3; ewelry,Fs, r. boots and shoes
;; clothing and, merchant tail
ors, o; confeetioneC, |; drugs, /;
gl%S, manufacturers, tanners, |; plan
ing mills, z; hotel Keeper, !; cDntrac-
tors, / tSnilers, ;crockcry, Land gents
furnishing foods, 4. sAlt hough the fail
UrcS wyr,Ns excess Sf the previous
quarter, thdre y npthbE in the trade
situation bardahottsto I'D icate anything
hut that tlIey are a natural crop. There
were none & startling nature, the
average liabfities being S&S Is. Of the
- failures, l0eeeurred'fh PittSburghand
Allegheny. - Mic
~ y a| 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02

New York; ss1s
NEw YoRk December ST. MoNEy-At Q |
per cent pr anDnm, and 1872 per cent
r<ssnSsDs pss at s. Frtlae rasrsaa 20
paper Gel psr cent Sterling exchang
bankers pilis5 steady gass 80; dsnah
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December 81. Flour-U-n-
CHANGED. Wheat-Westcrn ejer; No. ,
= winter red spot and sel December
81 SS3tal 80: seller January SlSAMI 81 !;
seller February 81 l14@l 42elIer March
81 44I%@l Az. Corn-Wesrn nominal
at Yesterdays prices. Beforthc call was
,Essde band of musicianentercd the
'chamber> aud confusion rened, and all
~, st<<osos roaxs.l for the n Hov r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-02
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

rrrArrrsr OF rRArSs-wuEnrrNc TINE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-18
A Romantic Episode.

A romantic episode in every day
life has just come to light in Ded
ham. John Finn resides with bis wife
and portion OF his family in = nsat
cottage OF VII ich he is the owner, 10.
Gated on or near the boundary line
OF Dedham and Boston. Here be
has resided for the last twenty-five
years. He has had three sons, one Of
whom, John, enlisted in the late
unplessAutness' and was killed. The
other tWo sons were named Cornelius
and William. Cornelius was q lad oil
II years ct the outbreak Of the war.
He suddenly left town. and his parents
hearing nothing of his whereabouts
concluded that be had enlisted,
especially as during the war they read
of one Cornelius Finn, attached to 9
New York regiment, being killed.
The family moHrned for him as
sincerely "a they did the deathof John.
Last September William went to Col
orado to settle, hoping to better himo
self. While seated in q reom in the
western part OF the state one after.
noon soon after his arrival there s
miner entered, and announced to the
company present that Cornelius Finn
had opened q new mine William,
taken aOack somewhat by the usma,
said that be hal al brother once
whose name 3as OJ7nellus FINN. 70
which toe miner responded by look.
lag at .he stranger and declaring
that ne resembled Cornelius Finn.
the miner. and might be his brother.
Subsequently the miner met Come
Illus and informed him CT his eucoua-
ter with William. Cornelius be-
came greatly agitated upon lea rning
the name of the stranger and that ne
came from Dedham, and imms-
diately started for the town.
The meeting was decid eddy affecting
Cornelius at once.recognized William
as his brother, although William,
being younger, mad net 80 strong a
recollection as Cornelius. Mutual
explanations followed and Cornelius
related his wsndsrings since leaving
home. He had gone south in 1861
and entered the army. At the con.
clusion of the war he drifted to Colo
RADIO, where he had interested him
self in mining and had become
wealthy. Regarding his neglect to
send letter home, he explained that
be had read in the papers of the
death OF his parents, and had also the
report substantisted by John Finn, a
former resident of Dedham, whom he
met. He had abandoned ali hope of
ever seeing or hearing from his
folks. He as once took William With
him to his mining camp and gave
him an important position. His
father hasireceiVed check for $1,000.
Boston Globe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-18

Having now male himself re-
ncWned as q duelist and consolidated
the Democrat with the Times. the
vaIjaut major devoted himself e
aggressive journalism of the mosI
lnrid order, in the course OF which
last year he stumbled against Mr.. @
II. Parker, editor OF the New Orleans
Pic0yune. Mr.. Parker was q mild.
industrious, bAld-hesded. and phe-
oomenslly near-sighted-in short,
lust such q man as Burke wanted.
Besides, there were beVy OF ladies
to cling to Mr.. Parker's coat-tails,
and be was celebrated for his aversion
to rows OF any kind. So Mr.. Burke
wrole a moving leader, in (which he
stated that it was Mr.. PArker's
curlous habit to BRAID his ears IN and
out the Iungs of bis chair while writ
ing upon political SUBJECTS. Next
dsy, Mr. Parker not having replied,
M. Bu1ke's playfal fancy took the
shape OF map. in which Mr.. Park
er's supposititious lunch route Was
clearly indicated by dotted lines. Still
Mr.. Parker was silent. Then Mr..
Burke, with pretended genealogical
zeal, gave out theories OF Mr.. Park.
er's origin, which, although some
what af @r Darwin, we're CT lcn Q Q /
to be e1 separating. Then it was that
Mr.. Parker stirred, and he quietly
intimated in q courteous editorial
that, upon the ofsnse being repe 4ted,
be would cowhide Mr.. Burke within
an inch of his life. Mr.. Burke's
paper thereupon under snt trem-
endous upheavsl of excitement, bat
il was noticed that no more hard
names we're called, and the affair
tuned and fretted itself into in
significance and was sUon forgotten.
This :spring Mr.. PArker's coat
tails seem to have been somewhat
insecure. for fortnight ago he tore
himself from restraint and rashly
inquired through the columns of the
PicayUHe into certain discrepancies
in Mr.. Burks's accounts as state
treasurer. He even insinusted that
q man VINO could stuff ballot-0oxes
could steal, and further limited chat
in Major Burke's dictionary could
was synonymans with would. This
impudense to o Major |
and duelist was. of course, not to be
tolerated. The fiery challenge passed,
the parties met, and, pierced through |
the Thighs" the major fell.
OF course, it must be acknowledged |
that this little occurrence will hardly |
straighten up the Majors official
ledgers, and verg probably his edit
orials for the next month will have to
be written on the msntelpiece. But
i can readily be seen from its loca-
lion that the hole drilled by this sur.
Drising person Parker will be of
, timsble value to Mr.. Barke when
next the White League psrades, for
De Can run a lsrist through it and
lie himself on his horse. Besides,
wen the most violent scohers cannot
leny that the major has received full
for the afront thrust
lpon him aod that his came now
deserves TO rank high in the golden
lets OF southern ohlvalry.-Nel0 York
Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-18
Houses andLOts.

G1k0O A THREE ROOMED BRICK
~ lOYU House, splendid, large and flag
ged cellar 5x20 rods; magnificent barn; good
well close TO house; 10th Ward.
( 1nE "a NEW RRTnIr ILL., q u ---r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-18

$500 House. aaR sBsnd R9G PM. .D BFT e
sged cellar; 5x20 rods; magnificent barn; good
~~1vteA close TO house; 10th Ward
$Z5UU IVES. street 4A close aUf to Street oV ISL
a NE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCA.
~ lions In the city good house, and three full
SAs veil planted with trees, vines and shrHb-
tlsary in commanding situation; several good
E-sa0wi1g springs..on the property; fsunsSins
=S1d wsterwOrks can chsSply be put in; price,
2 y, geo, Will exchange for other city property
81 ono FOUR k0oMED HOUSE, SUM.
PAtHOO mer kitchen and two cellars On
-8zgham street. One block from street cars.
Corner lot, 10x1O rods. Good orchard
Q00 TWO ROoMED ADOBE HOUSE
oOO well built, with summer kitahen
Lot 8IlO rods. In the 10th Ward. 10H
A GOOD LAYOUT FOR LARGE OR
n small family-a ranch eloEe to railroad
farm and dairy. Good school near by. Cheap.
A GOOD BRICK HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS
"A and buttery, stove room, cellar, gransry,
SC, with lot Sx20 rods IN the 9th ward, half
1laoek from street car line. Good well Of water
vim pump, lot well cultivated and fenced
Price, S26e0.
"a new, FoUR-RooMED, BRICK HOUSE
l. With large hail. closets, etc., ceiling 1ak
5sst aigh; lot 3Ax10 rods. well fenced, and a
complete water right; situated in the 18th
r. Esra, price, s.. 500.
G sIz;R0OMED BRICK HOUSE, WE'LL
a and pump. corner lot 1OxIO rods, one
mock from street car, 10th Ward. EaEer 70
sail, being about to remove from town.
21660 GOOD ADOBE HOUSE OF SD
OI0UO rooms, well finished, in the Goth
Ward, stable and barn. Fenced, good orchard.
GI'0t 5xlo rods. Desirable place
q TT6 SMALL HOUSE OF TWO ROOMS
-DOiO full lot ofIkacres in orchard and
1Ueerne. Lumber stable. 1900 bricks and
rock on ground, two blocks from street cars,
~RO0AA HALF LOT AND FIVE RoOMED
ssP SVOO adobe house in the 7th Ward
cellar, well fenced. Call and seeus,
II AVE A NO. PIECE OF PROPERTY
~ on lst South Street, near 10 business.
Cell and see US.
3, 9O0. s1Oeo
NINE CITY LOTS-A WHOLE BLOCK
IN IN Washington, Utah, house of Is rooms,
Eeu finished picket fence, acres of good
vineyard IN full bearing; good winter facilities;
healthy location; splendid view. win be sold for
TIRREE RooMED HOUSE. IND ~;
''3A summer kitchen, buttery, and lot
-ze5zxlO rods, ta the Fifteenth Yard
> 81 500.
NRREE .ROOMED no USE. AND
= COT 2Hxl0 rods, in the Fifteenth
Yard, $1,000.
n L0T 21zxlO RODS WITH ROCK
n foundation JOr house, IN the FIJI.
zenith Yard, $1,000.
These properties Join each other and
can be bought by one purchaser at a
reduced price from the above rate.
WTE WANT A HOUSE OF FROM FIVE
wv TO seven rooms snd lot near to the
centre Of town. Have a choice LOT Of brood
mares, geldings and stations we will trsTs
2lso good ranch, at cash rates.
THREE-RO0hEDA ADOBE HOUSE, LOT,
d 2Ax20 rods, fenced and planted to fruit
trees, ETC., in the 9th Ward price, S., $50,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-18
Farms and Grass Lots.

200 ACRES OF LAND SIX MILES SOUTH
SO Of city; twenty acres planted TO In.
e'ansrnt, balance farming land and orchard; title
clear and complete water right. $3.50.
DARN FOR SALE, 20 ACRES OF FARM
= ing land, on bench east of city. water on
1--WE ACRES GRASS LAND, WITH
II four good fresh flowing springs inside
e4ds city; price g, 400.
@lVUU miles from the city, fence d
Eacerne and piOw land. Black soil
y &1ER0 fW0 ACRES AND A HALF OF
lOOO No. l land in the 1st Ward; good
seuildiag lots; very rich soil; full water title:
zsEE also be watered from springs on tina prs,
--zl.iEes, il needed Make splendid market gar
99n ACRES OF ROLLING LAND NEAR
-tAJEO Centreville, Reynolds County. Mis-
an AgREs OF FARMING LAND. ON
~~tS0 State Roa1. fifteen miles south Of city
. Draper Canal ruas aboVe the land. Log
Seuse, well Of Water.
WE HAVE SOME GOOD HAY AND
w cradle landfo SIS per acre, a few miles
from town close to the railroad.
$3.50 6 toES Dl d0R 81 SAP A5RJO5NI ~ TIE
ssst corner. Good land. Nearly Eve acres in
l1cerne. All broken up. TItIe clear. Wat
nigh. for nearly all of it.
~ COON a. BUILDING LOT, 5x1e RODS.
2Ist Ward. Water right
50 900 HOUSE AND FARM OF 27k
@1ONO acres in American Fork Acre
and half lot aud adobe house OF four large
c0oHs; good leg granary and stable; IL K acres
good grass acres lucerne. Close to railroad
0T0 ACRES OF L and SEVEN MILES
ZfO north Of the city; IS acres In Iucerns.
A small shanty on it. Will trade for CITY
property; $40 per acre.
00I ACRES OF LAND JUST OUTSIDE
III of CoFtnne. 4 good chance for a
family to make an Independent living
ETE HAVE FARM OF 27J% ACRES
w for sale, in Pleasant Grove, Utah
County, which We viii sell for cash or ex.
change for property in Salt Lake City or
vicinity. There are 10 acres meadoE 1reG.
topl, So acres lueern, u acres ploR land, I0s
frsit trees, log house, orchard, good fence.
Call FOR particulars.
Gi00l WILL BUY A FARM OF FORTY
StSSS acres about malt a mile south of
che Sixth Ward bridge. viii exchange for
conn WILL Buy 81 ACRES GRASS
W@VV land in the Nineteenth Ward.
For Rent.
A house Of seventeen rooms and cellar. baII.-
ana every eonY enience for hotel one bio eli /
rom Main street. Is placed at a low figure.
considerable fixtures can be bought Cheap /
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