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Periodicals 40.

FrGaE LeStie'S Popular Monthly is claim
ed to be one of the best periodicals for the
price in the world, and any one who ex-
amines the March number will not dispute
the claim. The pages abound with inter
estihg and entertaining literature of such
varied character az TO be appreciated
and enjoyed by all classes The LEADING
article, The Jeanette and her Crew.
by Joseph ]. G. Clarke, contains the de-
tails of the organization, ETC., of the expe-
dltIOn, and has fifteen fine illustrations.
There is an article on Strasburs.r with
eight illustrations; most interesting one
on The Growth of the Ceramic Art
sixteen illustrations one descriptive of
" Iceland Scenery and Modern Life
Beneath the Polar Circle" fifteen illustra-
tions; and an admirable one on Robert
Burns by Principal Sharp, nine illustra-
tons: and several others Of great merit.
HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.-We
have received from The Useful Knoyl-
edge Publishing Company a charming
little volume containing " Hamlet, Prince
OF denmark y 134 4pages, beautiful, headed
type, excellent paper, and tasteful cloth
binding, which they sell for only 20 cents
Ihey are issuing his complete dramatic
works in ten handy "Elzeyir' volumes.
uniform with this, for the amazingly low
price OF - cents per volume, and will also
publish Rsd-Lins Elzevir' edition.
gilt edges, richly Ornamented in black and
gold, III ten volumes all for S4.5O. This
company announces a large number Of
standard and exceedingly valuable publ
cations: excellent in quality in every way.
at prices such as the world has never be-
fore seen. Specimen pages and catalogues
will be sent upon application by postal
card to The Useful knowledge Publishing
Company, 162 William street, New York
CITY
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,,rnl ESrHn Ch Ir;tinS,
cnu9c.4 SERVICES.

,,,rto,:,t sPi>coPAL.-Sunday-
f ani =. Vi. sunday cchOol-9A. NJ amt
!; pave nv, Nertins-ruc>day> "' p. NJ Rev.
,'snr.:-,>r .pi~,upAi.-sunduy- Preach
IS" NJ a:.d1:, IN Wrdup>'i"Y-1 +. r..
II '...a,1.,i.A.N Sunday Scnc I'm. Rev.
\ + ''.' :. ,lon Rector.
l'D.r,,x--u,t.,ay- -Prcachiug AZ lo'a \. Nj. and
s'ii+''.. ~ !tr S,nooi-2r VI. Prayer Meeting
A. g. Kew. } /. Gm>'o't. FHt.r.
Sff 40. HrI,Ns Hali--,r..pui ~UHday of
rla3.. ..5 i" 4. VI. SIT" + Vi. i''N "'''
t"' v...tlplsr fil,Co,AL ,Co.or'ti-->uli
f5NII," IIa,a,Eiin. ui H., \. Vi a"d 7r.N REV >'1'.
5',.,er, ta~ d
j "'', v,rr,opl,. I.ri sunday ir'ar'iHg
s 4: ~, ii, ana -, r.N Rev. Jacob ~ N1!k>'
'Il> Pastor
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ercasT SOCiETIES.

.oxy lopaF. 10 +" r \ M-.NeSl, l y,, Tirs' and
.ck. Lnor ,,..... .......
..lsy evening. at 'ci"rE.
'.yIrll ENel luPHENT, NJ. Meet, N'..l;i and
,1rh Tuy>davevl uinSS Of each month. ~ "r'ork.
..,, coNci,yE. No H. ORDER OF IErTASorilS.-
."J ,S.t, every "Wednesday evening. at ~ o'clock.
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| will call special attention
however to the following:

lSt.-Carpets 10y Sample
from the Largest Stock in New
York, and at New York Prices.
My sales are steadily increas-
ing in these Goods. Orders
filled in Three Days. Carpets
made if desired.
2d.-The well known "Que"
Shirts. Excellent. Price re-
duced.
3d.-Kid Gloves, the Very
Best. Any Size or Shade
Ordered if my customers will
give me Three Days Notice.
4th.-Scwing Silks and
Twist, the Best Makes.
9TH nderWear, for La
dies, Gents and Children.
6th.-The celebrated Per-
klns q House Non Explosive
Lamps.
7th.-Deyoe'S Brilliant Oil,
the Best Burning Oil made.
8th.-He No Tea, a Pure,
Natural, Fine FIavored Tea.
9th.-Landreth'S Garden
Seeds. Special pains is taken
to keep up a full stock of these
well known Seeds, and any
thing not in stock will be
ordered promptly. Other
Growers Seeds are also sold.
lOth.-A lew Blankets,
Ladies' Coats, Winter Shawls,
Nubias, WOOIIcn Hose, Cloth
Gloves, Fur Top Gloves, and
other Winter Goods, will be
sold at cost, for cash, until
March 10th or 25th. when if
not sold they Will he put away
for the season.
llth.-SOme Pieces of Ham
burg Edgings marked down
to give place to new stock.
l2th.-Particular attention
is asked to the Book Depart
ment. | have a large variety
of Poems and Miscellaneous
Books, for Children, Youth and
Adults, and any Book pub
lished in this Country or
Europe, if moi in stock, can be
had in a few days, and will
cost the customer less than if
ordered direct from the Pub
fishers. Libraries and Sunday
Schools supplied at as good a
Discount as can be obtained
from CITY Houses, Give me
Full Title and Style Of Bind
ing and there can be no mis-
takes. There are plenty of
witnesses to this. Music Books
by the Dozen or Hundred at
Short Notice. Family and
other Bibles, and az. N, E.Hymnals
in large variety.
The above is enough. The
Public know my Store. Call.
4 . RnNnEn
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The Arkansas rivA- .

The Arkansas rive. continues to rise at
Little Rock 1t has Overhowed its banks
at various places. There is much suffer-
ing among the people in the inundated
1egien. Both the Ohio and Mississippi
are falling at Cairo, but the work Of
strengthening the leyee is still continued.
There is much distress at shawneetOwn,
ILL.,, occasioned by the flood, and the Coy.
eFnoF Of the State has sent one hundred
tents for temporary shelter. There was
heavy thunderstorm in the vicinity of
Helena, Ark, Monday.
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CUTICURA

Remedies are for sale by all druggist. Price of
Cuticura Medicinal Jelly. small boxes :0r. large
boxes. SlO0 Cuticura Rcsolyent. the new Mu.,i
of medicinal and toilet s0apS) 25c. Cuticura Medi-
cinal Shaving Soap. l5c Principal depot WEEKS
4 POTTER Boston Mass.
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Notice 80 Advertisers.

Parsons having Advertisements. or wanting
ioce, in tl-ir advertisements. ia the TINES,
+ 6lea,e nave them IN the Office by Tuesday
.,gorn. al y clock.
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DurillS tne mOhtn OF January 1888
cmigrants arrived at the various ports of
the couRtrN.
The subscriptions for the benefit of the
Russian Jews, received by A. J. Drexel.
foot up l4,4S079.
One hundred thousand dollars has bsen
contributed to the relief of the sufferers
by the floods in the West.
The nominations of Conklimg and Sar-
gent have been reported favorbly and will
probably be acted on to-day.
In the Senate Ny German introduced
bill to provide for building of the
Delaware and (hesapeake canal.
Quartermaster-Gene Rucker has been
placed on the retired list and General
Ingalls, appointed to the vacancy
Congress does not seem to be hungry
for tariff discussion. They take advant
age of almost any pretext to put it off.
The widow Of Daniel Webster died al
the Leroy House, New Rochelle. n. Y.
on Sunday night. She was Mr.. Websters
second wife.
Reformed Philadelphia now lifts its
head proudly. All the eormorant rings
have been relegated to the rear, and an
entirely new order OF things was cstab-
lished by the result Of the election last
week. Billy McMullin alone remains in
the council to represent the oderous Gas
Trust.
The situation in England is very grave.
Mr.. Gladstone will construe vote against
his motion to postpone the Land Act In
quiry question as lack of confidence.
The Ir(o9rdph says he contemplates re$ig-
nation. The PdU NAL Gazette denies
this, but the entire press admits that the
outlook is serious. In the event of Il new
election seventy Parneliites will be re-
turned. Mr.. Forster declares the support
Of the whole. Parliament is necessary TO
uphold law ia Ireland.
Ex-senator Blaine, OH Monday delivered
his eulogy on President Garfield to large
and brilliant audience in the Hall Of the
House OF Representatives, at Washington.
1t was mastery effort, free from personal
or political aliUsiOns and was attentiVely
listened TO, and al the close of the bril-
liant and touching peroration heartily APP
Plauded. The orator dealt with the life
of General Garfield from boyhood. and
his career as soldier, orator and statesman.
and the proposed policy Of his administra-
ton.
The temperance people Of Oberlia,
Ohio, arc waging determined war against
Bronson. g druggist of the town, whom
they charge with converting his store into
a regular saloon. In order to procure
evidence against him they have been de-
failing ladies' divinity students and others
to keep guard in his place and take down
the names Of customers Bronson. having
demonstrated in vain, has within the last
few days taken to ejecting the male repre-
sentatives OF temperance and smoking out
the ladies, but as fast as put ont they have
returned, and owing to their pertinacity
the druggist has appealed to the sheriff
for protection
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The walking match in New York is not
drawing very well, and no wonder. II
takes almost as much endurance to attend
a walking match as it does to do the
walking, and it costs fifty cents ahead in
addition. Rowell is seven miles ahead.
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Public Sale
OF A VALUABLE
Mill PROPERTY
VIII he exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of Jeer
son X Collins, in the Town of Slayrna,
On Thursday, March I'd, 1882.

9ei3eS Pm P m the following Real Estate to wit
a valuable MIL Property situated on the Delaware
kaIIToad, within one-half mile of the fiourishinS
Town OF Clayton. Kent County Del Suitable for
iArge custom or Merchant Flour Mill or larre Manu-
acquiring Business The location is in me Of the best
wheat Corn and Peach growing sections of the STATE
ana enjoys railroad facilities to all points North ana
south, being within five minutes walk of Ciavton
station. The Water Right is frSt-cass stream r.
sewing tatd lis supply from two large streams The
water power Is one of the best in the tate sOuth oT
the Brandywne River. There is erected on tho SiIe
large saw Mill, Gu feet by lG feet thr,estores nigh
dwelling House and Stabling. with ether outbuilJ,
rgS IN 1alT repair and Fifteen Acres 81 Land more
OF less thls constitutes the Mill Site. This is n rare
opportunity for capitalists wishing 10 invest The
climate is healthy. Convenient 10 churches ana
schools. oneand aha(f miles of the large and pros.
porous town of smyrna.
Also tliteer Acres more or less Of good land weil
a9apted to tha growth of Small Fruits and Grain the
above MI able; apple orchard and ohor fruit trees
III bearing well enclosed with good ,sage Orange
a. GOOD two-and-a half story Frame Dwelling on the
Terms modc Lno,"a O." tbe da,s ri Safe.
For further information apr!v to
feb Low CASPERS0E 4 SHAW
D. v WELDON AuctloHeer. Clayton, Del.
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FAEEyNG HAITI

Frank A; Bean. steam Fire Engine G. Boston, was
cura ReSolvent lhood purifier internally and Cut
cura and Cuticura Soap the great skin cjIrrsl pxter
naIy wMch completely restored his hair when AL
said he would lose IT,
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TREATNFENT

Inc Cutlcnra treatment cOnSSitsin the internal uSe
of the CutiCura ReSOlvcnt. the new blood purifier
and the external use of Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
the great skin cures f'
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36 Head Of Cattla.

Sa&szzxzA T Pair Of Oxen. well broke. good
IN Esi workers, from to years old These
~A<SSyY oxen first class both in size and
----sA---AA workers
II Head Ct Cows. These Cows arc all -R1--~n
from quarter 70 half Durham and are with ~ NN
calf by full Blood Durham Bull, some of MN
them will BIZ in profit by the day of Sale s=z2zsXs
old.
Que good half Durham Bull. years old good stock
and Size; One HOlSten Bull years old suitable for
service at the present: Lots of other young Cattle
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The widow Of Daniel Webster died at
the Leroy House, New Rochelle. n. Y.
on Sunday night She was Mr. Webster's
second wife.
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News Items.

During the month of January 1888
omigrants arrived at the various ports of
the couatrS.
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Quartermaster-GenGr Rucker has been
placed on the retired list and General
ingalls, appointed to the vacancy.
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Congress does not seem to be hungry
tOr tariff discussion. They take advant-
age of almost any pretext to put it off.
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On Wednesday, March 9th, '92,


"Fairview Farm" on the road leading from
la5orN's Bridge to Fleming's Landing,
On Wednesday, March 9th, '92,
At 10 O'Clock a. NJ sharp. the following Personal
Property, To wit:
II Head Of Horses, Colts
and Mules.
81 Nos and Pair of Bay Horses. : wears
feeEeyS. old. we'll matched good drivers double or
NW-% 4singe. perf~r,l. g.ntle and kind
-NSC$=NS, No. 3-Bay Mare Fancy" 10 xeaYs old
good roadster gentle and kind.
No. 4-Black Mare Dollie," 9 years old sodnd and
gentle work anywhere she is placed.
No; bay Colt May Flower" years old, very
stylish and promising for roadster
No. 6.-BHy Colt Arch" . years old very large
and promising for style and roadster
very fine driver.
Nos Sand 9-Pairof Mouse ColOred Mules.A,
" Jinney" and Julia well broke quick STA--xA
and true to any work. both gentle and kind WLSp
Nos 10. and l1-Pair of Mules Henney" &sh6zZls
and Annie, well broken. fine size and good workers
These Mules equals are not likely to be found
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In the Senate M-. German introduced a
bill to provide for building of the
Delaware and hesapeake canal.
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ne% ", Brown Is Marshall st Frori,isn"e. H. l..
Cu,Gu sS.t ny N9tCurA ResnlVcnt blood purifier and
Nticrra and CutcUra Soap dhe great Skin rureS} Of
Ilhg~3rm Humnr got at the hNrber's which spread
All over ms cars. ''"k and '"e and Tor six wears
resisted all kinds t.; Treatment
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MILK E:EcTrrsFsI

MIS- bowers: ll3 tE't0n St. CinciRnati, speaks of
her sisters child who was cured of milk ernst which
resisted all remedies for years Now a fine
healthy boy, with beautiful head of hair
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Public Sale !

The subscriber, having rented his farm will sell at
Public Sale, at the home farm, known as the
"Falryicw Farm on the road leading from
lasIOr>s Bridge u Fleming's Landing.
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The nominations of ConkliMg and Sar-
gent have been reported favorbly and will
probably be acted on to-day.
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The subscriptions for the benefit of tn
Russian Jews, received by A. J. Drexel
foot up $14 ,4SO79.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

One hundred thousand dollars has bse
contributed to the relief of the sufferer
by the floods in the West.
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II present there is not u singh case of
esllpox in Wilmington.
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$G&E% FyyIyYg4Ys

Hon VIM. Taylor, BOSt,li Mass permanently cured
81 81 Hn'r ut The FACE ana ,ralp eczema tfat had
"t' 'i"dtti ulSctrS>iuliY for twelve ycaIs by IuaIiv
oI hn>t"!I Test physicians and notrd Specialists
~ well as Enropr,n authorities -
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Reformed Philadelphia now lifts its
head proudly. All the cormorant RINGS
have been relegated to the rear, and an
entirely new order Of things was cstab
lished by the result of the election last
week. Billy McMullin alone remains in
the council to represent the Oderous Gas
Trust.
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Foreign.

London, 29.-Lord Napier, of
Magdala, has been appointed field
marshal.
The sugar refinery at Greenock,
burned recently, has caasedIa loss Of
G25,0Oo.
The large -four mills at Belfast
are burned. One fireman was killed
and three injured. The loss is G40,-
600.
Davitt, in his speech last night
said that Dublin Castle was now the
fortress to which, ConstitutioRally
speaking, the political ascendancy
of tbs landlords has been forced to
retire. There they would make eff
forts, by the exercise of powers
which they still possessed, to regain
the political influence OF
which the Land League had deprived
them. Unless the lord-leutensnt has
when even Englishmen would demand
1 MS recall. The highest 10 the lowest
justice of the peace in Ireland belonged
TO the landlord class. So long "a Eng
laad tolerated political judges, 50 long
would the Irish people disregard the law
those judges administered.
The Times has reason to believe that
the Beers have decided to send deputa-
tion 70 England to request the govern
meDt TO revise the Trs0sYBal convention
Esrl Kimberly told them. in advance,
taat no such request is likely to be lis
| tened to.
Paris, 29.-The senate to-day
adopted the budget and sent 1t back
to the Chamber of Deputies. Both
houses prorogued to-day,
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did not require General Porter
20 march till Land Captain DeKay,
who carried it, arrived at $50. AS
to the statement referred to by
MCPHERSON that there were about
1900 wagons on the road, Logan
said every army man knew it would
be impossible to put 1900 wagons
upon nine miles of road.
McPhersOn-Upon one of those
Virginia roads, 1000 feet wide2
LOgan-Oh, then, it was q bigger
road than l thought it was.
McPherson-I think the senator
ought to correct his arithmetic a
little.
Logan-Now that is a curious
phase of this matter. It was a big
road for wagons but a little road
for men. Iaughter.) Logan said
further evidence of a certain cap
tain who marched his company
along the road that night TO BristoW
station showed that there was 10
obstruction on it.
There was some cross firing
between Logan and Mcpherson on
the relative merits OF General
Grants statement and that Of an
unnamed captain. At 4 o'clock
Logan yielded for . motion to go
into executive session. Doors
opened.
Senate adjourned until Tuesday.
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Pinnez,s Lihee. An

Nsw Yo.k, 60. The examination
81 William HsIailson and Vernon
Seaman, charged by Geo. w. PiRney
with criminal libel, vas continued
bsfote Jastics Murray in too ooGrt OF
spacisl sessions. To-day. Chs frss
witnass was Hon. EsnIy A. Glider
sieve, Judge OF the court CT general
sessions. He testified that he knew
only Ct Pin1eg's character and repu-
taticn in New York, and that il Wss
good. Ri.assa is the president of q
compaay, out before conseuting to
b coas an officer, snquired carefully
into is ,scnaitiour finding il good.
TAC ;. .,ySing OF TBS new ores and
minas IA given satisfaction. and
she pYoz, sSa are fair Ii Was eX-
pected tnat a dividend @oald shortly
be declared. The mines and mills
arc all paid fur, and there ia no cut
staudirg indebtedness.
Richard McCorraick, member Of
tae patioaal republican committee
during the last campaign, dep0sed
that Pinney's character Wss coed,
but did not know what Congressman
Pages opinion of Pinney'a character
Wss.
William 7. s,gD,es. Of Forty
second street snd Lexington avenue.
ssd met Pinney il California and
elsswhers. His reputation vas go9d.
| Il. 7. Wakeley and G. w. Thomas
also Testified TO Pisney's good char
acter, and state that in their opinions
,e persecution sgsins. PlnDey ia
| San FEsncisoo originsted in political
motives cauasd by q division 10 the
republican party.
| G. Il. Spencer and fhos Wallace
OF San Francisco, testified N q sin1'
! liar strain.
/ DR.. Orr, bookksepsr ct St. Cloud
| Hotel, testified ths; be knew seaman
snd heard the conversation Rhieh h
took part in at she hotel. Seaman
than stated that Pinuey wss 3 forge
;; and thief AND 8 bsat, 10 s loud an
bcister0us DlRnper.
The iuTthsE hearing will be "a
> sumsd January 9Th,
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WsshHngFOu.

Washington, 29.-The ways and
means committee devoted the entire
session, to-day, to consider the ac-
ton Of the tariff commissions
schedule on wool and woolens, less
than half Of which they completed.
None but verbal changes were made
except in tue item Of wooden rags,
shcddy and fiocks. On which the rate
was changed from 12c. to Ice. per
pound.
Senate combinations Robert G..
Campbell. Of Louisiana, vice consul
at Monterey.
The following named p0stmaSterS
were commissioned yesterday: Levi
n. Parker. Castro7ille, CAL; Pillar
mon P. Livermore, Downie, Cal.
John T. Paris, MaripoSa. Cal. The
postof6ce on the route from Soledad
60 Santa Barbara, from January 15s
1888, with service from San Luis
Ob;spo to Los Aiamos, and the sup
ply Office of Arroyo Grande, Santa
Maria aud Guadalupe is decreased q
distar CO Of 631S miles.
The Senate to-day confirmed
James H. Evans as register of the
land Office at LakeYiew, Oregon
Receivers of public money: Frank
G. Ward, Susanville, Cal; Henry
| z. Osborne, B0die, California
Chandler B. Watson, collector OIL
customs for the southern district OF
Oregon.
There is considerable doubt as tt
| what action the Senate committee
on pensions will take in relation tt
the proposition to increase the pen
sions Of soldiers in the late war whC
lost an arm or leg in the service
Senator Mitchell, Pennsylvania
who was chosen chairman of thi
committee by the republican caucus
| says he does not favor uniform
| rate Of pension to soldiers who hav,
lost limbs in the service. He is Il
favor OF granting them permanen
! pension, but wants it to range from
! S25 to S45 a month, according to tn
degree of disability resulting fron
| the loss Of limbs. Thousands G
petitions for the passage of this bil
granting this increase of pensio
| has been received by Congress TIL
session, but it is very doubtful
Iany bill of this character can 6
passed till next Congress.
The President moves into 81
White House from the Soldier
Home tomorrow, and will recelV
. on New Years.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
LOST, STRAYED, Or STOLEN.

From the premiaes Of Wall s. Ger
raty's Livery Stable, Park City, Utah,
one sorrel Horse, known as BRIG with
white atripe in f&ce, also small kidney
sore on right side; legs clipped from
knees down. Brand 90 right flank with
white on right hind leg ankle down; left
the stable on the evening Of the 22d, with
side saddle, bride ard halter, with 8
three. quarter or one-bsli inch rope at
teched to it. ANY person who will give
information IS 10 the whereabouts Of said
horse shall be literally rewarded By
Wall s. Gerraty, Park City, Utah, Of
Mulloy s. Paul, Salt Lake City, Utah
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A Bare wedding.

YORKTOWN, 29.-Tbere is great sx-
c,temer, here ofar tie secret mar
risge yesterday, of Or. 8abis;n Ross,
a young Russian pnFaioian, and
Sister Mary Paul. OK the Catholic
Convent Of tbs Sacred Heart. The
ssfair leaked out to-day. The doctor
is a determined sort Of = fellow, and
proposes TO stand by his matrim0-
aisl rights IN epits Of the church.
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LOST

Last evening, from near the Jordan
Bridge, a horse and light wagon, with
the name OF the owner on the wagon.
Whoever has found it viii please take it
to the person whose name is on the
wagon, on the State Road, aad they will
confer favor or the owner. I
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STREET GAR E0TICE.

Ga and after Monday, November "a,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars win run TO
the Denver aud Bio GrAnde Railway and
return; and the Twentieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Ward and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and half hqErs
O. P. ARNOLD.
/ Superintendent.
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Foul tartar is disease and death
Not only to the teeth, but breath;
It taints the mouth, and to our smile
Gives a most CHASTITY tinge,the while.
But if we've SOZODONT close by,
We may its worst assaults defy. I
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JosLTE s. PARK have the finest
lot of Jewelry anywhere between
Chicago and San Francisco. Bot
tom prices.
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HORSES WTNFERED.

Horaes and Cattle taken TO winter oa
reasonable terms on Antelope IslaR1
Apply to A. 8. PATTERSON,
152 Main Street,
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pop CORN BRICKS.

Stop importing Pop Corn Bricks,
Tafg on s. stick, and Chocolate Cream
Drops, They are made and cold cheaper
and better at wholesale by s.. A. Tuoke.t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-30
LATEST FELEGRAMS
COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET

New York, 2s.-Money closed 8;
Gov'ts weak; stocks weak; Western
Unicn, Slss; Quicksilver, 81; Paacifc,
42AS; Wells, Fargo, 12S; N. 7. Central;
1865; Erie. 391s. Panama, 167; Denver
s. R. y. Az; Union Pacific. 1925;
bonds, 1851; Central Pacific 867s; bonds,
ll615; SCtr0 Is.