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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-03

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The Anssrican Aerie2ltmrit for December Isl,
exeeIs itself even in useful Information, ane IL
lnstnAtions, eie. Besides great variety Of valu-
able. practical. Instructive ARTICLES. Work Of the
Month, out4iDnFs and iD-esDrs. the exposures Of
Humhags and swindlefs, excellent Hausehold
and Children's Departments. etc, etc., il has
contributions Tram Prof. Riley On the ..CIInch
Bug and Remedy" Prof. G. c. Swallow On
Southwestern Agriculture" Dr.. IL Miles0n on
Crup Rstatisa;" PruE Atwater On = Value OF
Fish - Fnnd !" PruC Caldwell ON :. Feeding COZ
Mix = Hm. Gen. Gesilies an = Pa, ming as an
0cenpafI.'n:" H. A. Hnigh. E-q.. on Laws for
Farmers" d.. LiaufuFi nn Pink Eye IN
Horses" Pref Cssok nn = CnFbalie Acid for In
secfs;" PEnE Jordan eu Farmers an8 Sci
ence," esc.
We e1nsult the bezi g.,nd Of our sendess IN
recommending them 10 now secure the valuable
and ialpartant information and maj intenesfing
rsadfng matter, lneln.Iing thausand o. msrs e.
pleasi.sgnnd Instructive snrsavings md skeschsu.
tlMk en- hs obaniakd n lFiling expease. Thia
b MT iusssly = inlm and Rarlien t,nsnaI, I'M 3
veEy ntela - esug hauus- keeper md d every
hDuseAst1 IN villsEe o. eanniEy. b kas % e.
tesiaining and usnlaI depassunemf c. he httle-
oneH b So t.uEnni ~ 80 4, i.sas azR srnd
Ely &. nd 90 rod le +. m MI -, =
dinpinasd ~ epn.t1nl, Ssr,ii,.ul .npuuai.sssis
a. hnzlsa ed sWindling nshsunea 90 uorth
fAr nngs than - ensr y puInr - a.. -
nlll psls hsina Jan1ary II. - lk1u1 -
Sc1l nnn ~ - 80 - tust - - yx6r -.
TM oa.M . yenfs Ibct eupl O. OneiIsh.
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81lze e,el-1 - ~ . = 49,
nmn6 -. e siIIIsl - : elsIslss -
lstia, q he en- sr6p ii 1s6o II HiarIls, d.
eannsiea wisk caselhlIg Dsessta tzlls skou-
iHg tAe lnmp.zalfse yIsl1 ~ Aezs = en01AsE
ssulA11a elnira wAicA ~ ne saly enpied
wtthoul credit = ths Unfsa q laa wednesauy,
hut the eAttnr of that paper has the unkindness
10 -susp4ek Ihese b . missaks u - ngurus Or
this DuvhD esuntY, whieh Ne take fEnm an En-
change and not aum the original censns eiren-
hrD We worked hard 81 saAass figures. Bsother
McCAllan, and you mustn't ksgii Il aiIen yer
MINI - Uucle Remus would say.
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AEnakseas Ioallee niaa usnA inlb : nlls1e Gle
olheE d. nnd 80 s1Wn 81 half - Hsug q -,
whea elsrk ssIn1 n lAass wns agthiaR II
could Do Or him. Be szid Ne diIaft uanl any.
thing. ne clerk went away and n ~ ikezs
hAlf N hour Ioaeer When theprupsfstar went o
him and asked L be wanted b b shown nay.
thing. No. sid the lervem man. al just
wanssd , sitmoand Ny physician he's reeDm-
nsnded perfect quiet for me. and says above Al
things must avoid being in crowds Noticing
that you did not advertise Ia the newspapers, ]
thought that this would be - quiet place - ]
could md. % just dropped IN fer ssN houru
Of eomplese isolation." TAe merchant picked
up billet d wood to brain him. buE the
man went out He said all he wanted was
q quiet life.
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Comnump.Ion Cnred.

An old physician, retired from active practice
having had placed 10 bis hands by an East India
Missionary the formula OF simple vegetable RENE
dy for the speedy and permanent cure Of Consump-
tim, Bronchitis, Caarrh. Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung affections. al o . positive and radical
cure for general Debility and all nervous COM
plants, having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, feels 1t his
duty to make il known TO his suffering fellows.
The recipe with full particulars, directions for
preparation and use, and ell necessary advice
and instructions for successful treatment At your
own home. viii be received by yDu by return
mail, free Of charge by addressing with stamp or
stamped selEaddressed envelope TO
DR n. E. BELL,
161 N. Calvert 81. Baltimore, Nd.
Jan. 3, 16o2-1y
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Secretary, q circular announcing the Animal
Communication of the Grand Lodge OF Florida,
to be held AT the Masonic Hall in jacksonville
on Tuesday the 18th inst The circular states
that arrangements for reduced rates of fare have
been made, and that hotel arrangements have
also been made fixing the rate at 81 per day, at
The DuyaL
Mr.. Daw kins the g. S. is one of the n,sa, nror,
inent Masons in the State. He has been G. NJ.
five times; G. S. since January, 1850; Digester
ct the Jurisprudence and writer of all The repor:s
on foreign correspondence since 1858
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We have reerfved specimen copy of The
Philadelphia Weekly Press, 4 live and progress
siye family new4raper. The Weekly Press en-
cages the pens of the best writer's and most
prominent men ia the country. Il is broad and
liberal in its spiril, ana seeks better relations be-
tweeu the seciisus- Within the last ler months
il gave 10 the public the Arst II expression OF
the views of jeff Davis printed since the war
Judge Blacks defense IL Buchanan; the new
revelations IT Judge Blacks avn attitude At the
tvEiHning 1T ihr war; interviews with Ben Hill,
Joe Johnston, Robert Toosnhs, and the most
notable war "Reminiscences Of the year. In 1882
IL l. pFupaeed to make Il the best weekly news
paper in the United States
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Rev W B. Parshley, of Live Oak. preached
in the Btptisi Church on Sunday.
-Messrs. B. c. Lewis & Sons removed their
banking business to the new building yesterday.
Rev Mr. Meany preached in ST. Johns
Church on Sunday to barge congregation. He
LETT for Gainesville yesterday.
We regret to learn of the death, at Cara
belle on the 9th ult, of Mrs. NJ E. J. Blocker,
wife Of Mr.. John r. Blocker.
The new organ at the Methodist Church
performed its first duty on Sunday very much To
the satisfaction of hose interested
Mrs. Cltharine P. Bowen, relict of the late
ISalc ". Bowen of this city, died on Saturday
Last, the 3ls ull. and was buried on Sunday.
Where are all the idiots who prntessed to
believe in the s,-called prophecy of Mother
Shpinn that
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The world % an end shan come ,

"A visit to the mandatory of Coussens &
Tabler affords one glimpse of busy scene
One depart ment is devoted to the preparation of
valuable remedies while in another the filing of
b1tles gives employment to large number. It
is here that Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is
prepared from the common Buckeye. 1t is
known throughout the country AS the best rem
edy iiir Piles Price 80 cents. whites Cream
White Fermiiuge, the best Worm Killer. w.
A. Rawls, sale agent 81
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,RIcE-LoW MIDDLM,
From the Autograph Birthday Book.

From the autograph Birthday Book
IauusI am oldest of pOtentates
Forward look and backward and below
I count as god of avenues and gates,
Thesyears that through nv portals come and 60
block the roads and drift the fields with snow:
I chase the wild fowl from tn frozen fen;
Nv frosts congeal the rivers in their h0w
Nv fires light up the hearths and hearts of men.
Henry W. LOnQfezOc
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Loo .ArrIxal--s;.sx lue.el.

WIN. r. Lang, J. b. ydne- Henry Corr. Kemtnnky J
Mann, Jehn Fs!eanee. = 9saas. Savannah Wfles
q = 1e5d, LI15d3: a. Il Movers, X D. 81 se1ssId
Cnalz.eoea / Eoekwas1, New York ". 4 HOFFMAN
- 1z1sen Migt4siRyf .. Kmmsf1 Wiis0a, sanford
~ 4Wq1As NmMel1as Via MunfmnA 1nEkmungllla VIM
MA1tl4 Monfieeli4 =. u Bkink JssDar W - PasefIey
1sgs 90 see1 ~ Asisaed. Geosm ?. GreegY. 3.
Gz,4s g - = e ~. = EnaEie z. 2 Bsaah Wm
q L. g lasp.4 Hletllsf y. y. xanass j. ". osn
NshE MnEaat g. W MtsEzll. lispiIies ii. O
- - Viz h.Axine, Xela- q - JehAsaa, MInn.
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Inc following officers for The ensuing year Of
ms venerable lodge were installed n the last
regular meeting: Jacob r. Cohen, W NJ; Ju-
nus Diamond, 5, W.; VIM 7. Webster, J. W. !;
= IL Wes'. Treasurer; W. n. Mcintosh, Secre-
NY J. T. Bernard, s. D.; W n. Mcintosh,
I'D D.; Il. A. Wilkes, Tyler.
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Mr. Slusser's Artesian well proved a failure.
owing to the eaving Of its sides Mr.. Slusser
has therefore filed it up. and intends TO start a
DC" one IN another locality. We hope he viii
succeed better next time.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-03

The Grand Lodge of colored Masons held their
annual meeting here on Wednesday and Thurs
day ct last week The FLoRIDIAS offered to
publish report of The proceedings, but it was
not furnished
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-03

AZ n Lively purchased On Tuesday hast, two
oss Of long staple OF sea-sland eatton, raised By
's. Durrance and Whalry, o. WakuIia
s'aasy' paying therefor the handsome price Of
sn'y-'hree cents per pound. This crop viii
family pay better than short STAPLE, where b
: oe grown ., all; and our people, especially
as OF the coast counties should engage IN Il
Aa'e largely.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-03
Our Christmas Number.

We printed i few extra copies of our Christ
mas number, with supplement, and those desir-
ing 10 procure them can DO so.
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neys, but none with such happy results a. Ran
kin's Extract OF Buchu and Juniper. If you
suffer from any disease of those organs. get a
bOttle-One or two will relieve you Prepared
only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by all Druggists JAMS I'm
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We are glad 10 learn that Mr. 4. J. Fish, of
THIS city, secured The contract for the new build
Ing al the Insane Asylum at Chattahoochce.
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Made ifum harmless materials, and adapted to
the needs Of fading and falling hair, FArkefs
Hair BAlsam has taken the highest rank - an
elegant and reliable hair restorative.
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cameo ring-initals 4. V. R. The finder
VIII be rewarded by leaving the ring al this
Office 1w
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- The WEEKLY FLoRzDEAE may be found
:. ssle al Bottoms News Stand. in the West
cot Block.
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The WeuaFafE-r

Twenty-Five barrels Early Rose, from BUST,
Philadelphia 1t Coles & Boards. ae
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THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PERSONAL
Il property, belonging to the estate Of Charles p.
Chaires, decreased, viii be sold It public outery At
the plantation known a. Ever Nay" on Saturday,
the fourteenth day Of January. A. D. 1852. to-wit
One brown horse seven mules In good order, two
utensils, and household and kitchen furniture and
several hundred bushels Of corn and lot Of fodder
Terms made known On day Of sale On same dag.
such of said plantation not previously rented win
be offered for rent for the year A. d. 16Pz
SAMUEk P CHAIRES,
John A HENDERSON,
ExeeutorA
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Masters Sale Of Real Estate


HNDER AND By VIRTUE or A DECREE
~ In Chaneery, renIered in the Circuit Court Of
the Second judicial Circuit Of the State OF Fi0Vida
In and for Leon county the eighEeenth day Of May
A. D. eighteen hundred and eighty. In certain
eanse whegeiM Aeonard q. DuBilly b psainfiR and
James Q. Boat wright and Mary Boatwright are de-
PENDANTS, will sell 1T public 0utcry on the court
house square IN the city Of Tallahassee, eonnty or
Leon. State of Florida. on A0Bday. the 9Th day Of
February, L. D. 1881 at the usual hours Of SALE for
cash. TO the highest bidder the following described
lands to-wit: Beginning &C point SIX ebajus asad
sixtysix links south Of the north line Of section
thirteen, township one, south ct range enc, wss,,
and ten chains east Of the west line Of anid section
thirteen, township one, south ct range enc, west,
running east nteen chains and themes seu1h thiEEg
three chains and thirty four Hnka 20 phnes 81 be-
ginning, containing MY acres; aso that tract 81
land beginnlng aE point SIX chains and efxfy-eix
links south Of the north lbe Of section Ehirteen,
township one, south ct range oue. west aud twenty
i've chains east Of the west line 1t said aeefi0n tbl
teen, township one south IL range one, west. run
ming east Sheen chaina. apo thauce soufh thirty
three chains and thirty links, thence west Af
teen chains Themes north khiftythFea and thirty
four links seythe place Of beginning, containing
any acres also the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter of section thteem, the sDn1h hn1f a.
the northeast quarter Of said section thiEteen al n
township one, south Of raBke 0ne, vest eosEaining
one hunaret and twenty fl201 aesen, making t1tal
OF two hundred and twenty aerpss mere Or lesn.
Purchaser 10 pay for titiGA-
A MDSELEY, epe iA1 Master.
January 3 I88e-5w
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New Advertisements.
Tallahassee Hotel Company
NOTICE OF CALL F0R ASSESSMENT.

TTHElLAST MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Directors Of the Tallahassee Hotel Company,
aad last instalImeut OF twenty 6ve per cent0n the
total amount Of stock subscribed ordered TO be
published ia the FLoRIDIAA for the space OF thirty
days
The assessment win be due February I'd, 1882
and win be payable to Jno 8. Winthrop, Treasurer
w. A. RAWL$, Secretary.
january g. l8S2-4w
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Record of temperature At Tallahassee, Flori-
d. for the past week.
aob.srvations taken BY W. A. Rzwls. DrueEiut and
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r. Regular meetings Of AUCTLLA ENcAMP~
- Ma are held the arst and third 7zmFNSap Ess-
-. - .1ch MONTH a1 their Ledge nDaw q okelock
~ .frfarchs good standing invited athena
L d. BALL, Z, P.
w McIxrOsH. sR. Serbs.
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Farmer's Friead RIOws.
For sale BY 1861 A. MEGrSS1ss.
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Cotton ssasemenr.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Jan. 2, 1852.
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For sale by 1861 BA MRe.rx,ss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-09

JOSHUA r. GIDDINes was an
Ohio man; so also was Salmon P.
Chaee. The state has produced
many great men, including Allen
g. Thurman and George II. PeDdle-
ton, but not including r. B. Hayes.
But its great men have gone or are
going, and it's pride seems to have
departed. TIE Buckeyes are actu-
ally talking of J. Warren Keller
for United States senator. There
was time when the suggestion OF
such a thing would turn the Ohio
stomach inside out It is said the
emily man who stands between him
and the senatOrship is GoYernOl
Foster, who though lacking in
pretty nearly all the qualifications
for the position, is infinitely bigger
broader and better than the Speaker
of the House of Representatives
1t is hoped, for the sake of decency
there will be no more talk OF put
ting Keller into a place where be
WORh be infinitely more disgrace
full to his party and the country
than he has been in the House.
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Gideon Ryman, Plaintiff, J
%. fSummons.
Susan Rymsn, Defendant.

The People Of the United States in the
Territory Of Utah send Greeting to
Susan RymEn, Defendant:
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LEGAL NOTICE.
E7e the Probate Court 81 and fOT. Salt
Lake County, Territory Of Ut06.
In the matter of the estate of William
Clayton, deceased.

IT APPEARS TO THE JUDGE OF
L said court, by the petition Of r. Il.
Lyman, the administrator of the estate
Of William Claytos, deceased, praying
for On order TO sell real estate, that is iS
necessary 10 sell the whole Of the real
estate to pay debts outstanding sgainst
the deceased, and the debts, expenses
and charges Of administration. Il is
therefore ordered by the Judge oil said
court, that oil persons interested in said
estate, appear before aajd Coart on Mon
day, August Is 1892, ~ ID q Il y, at the
Court Room of said Court, at the County
Court House, toshow cause why an order
should not be granted 60 said Admins
traitor, to sell 90 much 81 the real estate
of the deceased as shall be necessary.
And that copy Of this be published
ten days previous 10 the day Of hearing
said petition, in the SaR Iiako Dsii7
Herald, newspaper published n, and
having general circulation in said
County.
Dated st Salt Lake City, this Sd dav
Of Augast, A.D. 1891.
e. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
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The People Of the United States in the
Territory Of Utah send Greeting to
Susan RymEn, Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED
/ to appear in ca action brought
against you By the above named Plain
tie ia the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Utah, and to answer the complaint fled
therein within ten days (exclusive Of the
day OF service) after the service on you OF
this sumnOns-if seEVed within this
county; OF, IL served out Of this county,
but in this dist let, within twenty days;
otherwise within forty days-or judg-
ment by default will be taken agsinst
you, according 70 the prayer Of sasd coLa-
plaint.
y The said action ia brought By plaintiff
laying the judgment and decree Of this
court absolutely diasolviDg the bonds OF
n6srimoDy now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant, and for such
other and further relief as may be just.
The above relief is demanded upon the
grounds of the treRtment OF plaintiff By
defendant, and particularly in the LACK
Of affection toward him and denial Of
marital rights TO plaintiff resulting In
painful and dangerous physical iDiSries
TO plaintiff aad great mental distress.
And you are hereby notified that il
you fell to appear and answer the ssi5
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded therein.
Witness. the Hon John A.
Hunter, Judge. and tbe Seal
Of the 9isIFie. Court OF the
TsYAL1 Third Judicial District, in and
for the Territory Of Utah, tSis
ALh dsy Of Augusa, 10 the year
OF our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred ard eiEAty-Swo.
0 J. AVERlLL,
By Fl. G. No MILAN, Clerk,
aus Deputy VseRE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-09

THE DEMOCRATS Of Arizona have
done wise thing in renominating
Hon. Granville H. Curry for delegate
to Congress. It is true, a territorial
delegate IS a rather Insignificant
parsonage in Congress. He may
speak in advocacy of a measure,
aud have his speeches printed in the
Congressional Record, without cost,
but the lobbyist can get his argu-
ments into newspapers where they
viii be circulated and read. How
ever, there is something in knowing
that the territory is represented in
Congress even By SO unimportant
On individual as a delegate, and it is
all the better if the delegate happens
10 be man of ability, of honesty
Of purpose, and posse ssing a will to
work for the interests of his section
Mr., Curry is such a man. To the
extent Of his opportunities he has
Iabored for Arizona. He is one Of
the most active, as he is certainly
among the ableSt OF the territorial
delegates, and if he has not ac-
COmplished all he set out to do it
has been through no. fault of his.
Bis constituents have endorsed his
course by renominatiug him, and
We have no doubt Of his reelection.
Arizona, with her sand plains and
cactus forests, is making rapid pro-
gress. One of these days she can
not be sneered at by her sister de-
'pendeneles, for her mineral veins
are yielding wealth and inducing
people to settle within her sunny
beTdeTs. Mr.. Curry is sOnally in
terested in her development. and
can do as much as any other man to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-09

THBDKH00RAPIC neWspapers,a and
the refOrmers among the republican
Journals are working themselves
into a passion over the circumstance
that a government official in Maine
received one OF Jay Hubbel's black
mailing circulars IN a government
official envelope, the penalty for
using which for such a purpose is a
fine of $500. Where's the sense in
getting mad over a little thing like
that? If it is right to steal from
government employees. is it any less
right to rob the governmental Mr..
Hubbell acts upon Che theory that
the government belongs to the party
that is in power, and what belongs
60 government belongs to the party.
Flanagan, of Texas, openly pro
claimed this doctrine il the Chicago
convention, and was appIauded On
she floor and praised in the press
for his frsnkness. Mr.. HubbeE
simply purs 10 into practi ., and
Ehy should he be cRnsured? Gov
crnment Is the property of the re-
publican parry, and if it has any
envelopes that will go through the
nails without postage. Mr. Hubbell
ought to utilize them for the bene-
Ct of his committee,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-09

THE PROCEEDINGS in the Senate
when the power to appoint officers
to fill vacancies in this territory was
conferred upon the governor will be
found in another part Of this morn
ings HERALD. They are interesting
as displaying the striking ignorance
Of Senators. not only Of local laws,
but Of the Edmunds act itself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-09
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAVE, s's'

I, D. Bookb6h. Clerk Of ths Proba
Court in ssd Tor the comfy Of Salt Lac 8,
in the Territory OF Utah, do hereby CO
Gify that The foregoing ia . full, trua and
correct copy Of order appointing tiE,e n
hearing petition for order Of sale OF resl
es' ata in TIA the matter Of the esia,e Of
William Clayton deceased. az eDnaars
Of record IN my OElce.
In witness whore I, haTe hereunto
sst my hand and afExsd the seal Of ea;d
Court this ID day Of August A.D. 1890
fSeal.J D. B0CKROLT,
ES Probate CleTk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-09

THE PROHIBITION wave is rapidly
rolling westward. Iowa has en-
countered it and gone under; Illinois
is threatened and Nebraska is about
to be submerged. Wen wager that
when the wave strikes Wyoming
and Colorado it VIII be dashed back.
And yet the people Of Colorado will
not drink more, or get drunk oftenel
than those OF Iowa, Kansas, Maine
or any other teetotal state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-09
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9, 1882.

TBE DAILY RgRALD is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, al
East Temple Street, nesr First South,
Salt Lake City, By the BERALD PRIET-
TEs AM, PUBLJsBIBe CoNPABY. Sub
se1irtion price, SlO. so per annum, post
ace ycluded; parts Of year st the
sane rate. To weekly subscribers,
conectlJ IA made BY carriers. 25c, week.
TIE SLMI-WEEKLY HERALD Is
published every Wednesday and Sstur-
day morning, at $3.50 year. SIX
months, S1.76; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HRRALDis published
eyer7 Thursday morning, at ~ year.
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