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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for The
County Of Salt Lake, Terri
tory of Utah.
In The matter of the estate of Felix ],
Dudley, deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that James E. DooleY, executor Of
the estate Felix Dudley, deceased, hiss
fled his accounts as such executor in The
PIobste Court of Salt Lake County,
Utah, together with his vouchers, pray
ing for settlement of such account, and
for an order Of distribution of said estate
according to the will Of said teststor.
That in pursuance of an order of said
court dated October II, 1882, said matter
was set for hearing on Wednesday, The
18th day Of October, A, D. 1882. at II
a. m. of said day at the court room OF
said court, at the County Court House in
Salt Lake City, when and where all per
sson interested may appear and file written
objections to said account or any part
thereof, and oppose the application for
distribution.
Salt Lake City. October Is, 1882.
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Probate Court, Salt Lake Co.,, Utah
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S. c. G. c.

For a cough, cold, or sore throat
use Stearns' Celebrated Cough
Candy. 1t works like a charm.
Sold wholesale and retail at 100
Main street and Walker Opera
House. H. o. STEANs.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR TIN AND GALVANIZED IRON WORK
ON THE TERRITORIAL INSANE
ASYLUM.

PROPOSALS, SEALED AND IN
sealed, as specified, will be received
at my Office, in Provo City, until Tues
day, October the 18th, 1882, at u m, for
doing Tin and Galvanized Iron work on
Insane Asylum.
For further information apply at this
Office, or st the office of John b. Bur-
ton, architect, in Salt Lake City.
The right is reserved to reject any and
ali bids not considered advantageous to
the Territory
(Signed], JAMES DUNN,
Chsirmsn Building Committee.
Provo City, October Sd, 1882. o6
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TWENTY FIVE PER cent. saved by
at LIPMAN's New York
Clothing Combination, one door
North Of the Elephant Store.
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STRAYED.

From Biship Tuttle's residence a
large COW, nearly black, with large
brand on left shoulder, and in full
milk. A suitable reward will be
given to the finder by Bishop Tuttle.
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EGYPT.

Alexandria, b. The Egyptian
minister has a list of landed pro-
prietors who were in the rebellion.
Their property, worth $10,00O,O00,
is believed to be confscated.
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Furnishing Goods

In the Latest Style, Warm Under
clothing in Endless Variety. Hats
and Caps to fit the eye as well as
the head, at
THOMAS w. JENNINGS.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR MERCHANTS DURING CONFER
FNCE.

1. We'll & CO., manufacturers Of
mems, youths, boys school and
children's clothing and furnishing
goods Of New York and st. Joseph,
have opened a sample room at the
Walker House, and Will remain du-
ring conference, where they will be
pleased to have merchants call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Guaranteed price 10 per cent.
lower than any other house, and the
best terms given. l. WECHsLER.
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DUNFORD'S FARM

In Sugar House Ward to lease, con-
tanning eighty acres; well fenced /;
twenty acres in lucerne in good
growth; sixteen shares Of water
rights. +
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School Suits.

A handsome stock of Boys School
Suits just opened and offered at very
Reasonable prices at
= l.. GOLDBERa's,
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WALKER HOUSE,
Fall Millinery.

Ladies are invited to examine my
new stock of Fall Millinery Goods.
l have IN extensive assortment of
NOVELTIES at very Low Prices.
Mrs. NJ. J. BURROWS,
1858 Kimball Block.
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NOTICE

Ali persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late Edward Martin
will please be so kind as to call and
settle. Respectfully.
x ELIZA MARTIN.
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Well Digging.

David Wells is prepared to dig
wells any depth desired. For further
particulars apply at Culmer's store.
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STREET CARS TO THE D. R. G
DEPOT.

Car leaves Cliff House corner at
I o'clock a. M. to connect with I 30
train, and runs every half hour
thereafter until 6 p. m.
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WANTED.

& good girl TO do general house
work in small family. Apply to
Mrs. J. G. Sutherland corner South
Temple and Second West streets.
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WANTED.

a girl to do general Homework.
Apply to Mrs. f. MACKIE,
I Cliff Row.
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WANTED.

A girl to DO general homework
and cooking. Good wages to a good
girl. No. ) Cliff Row,
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late A. w. Coombs
viii please call and settle; also those
holding claims against him are re-
Quested to present their bills.
JOHN COoMBs,
63 First South Street.
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1o@/4i GLI0b 1A/4i duoInn1 AOf; OenVer
& K. g., 53A; Union Pacific, 1917;
bonds, lis; Central Pacific, 903s; bonds,
ia; Su:ro H.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, 13.-WheAt frmer, regular,
94H, Oct. fyear 81; new spring 942S
winter $50. Corn stronger higher, 6815 !;
cash u November, 591s year. Pork
strong, higher. 1915 October, 2l.20H.
November. 1915; January. Lard
strong, higher, 1880; cash 1919, No.
vember, SO, January.
New York, 1.-TWO car loads of
Chicago dressed beef arrived this morn.
ing and sold at II cents wholesale, 20
retail, two less than the regular price.
BONDS
London, 12.-Five per cent. bonds ex-
tended, 102.
London, u. = Consols 1O1 116 q
1-16.
COTTON AND BREADsTUTFs.
Liverpool, Is. : Cotton, moderate,
inqviry uplsnds, 81 1-16 - sales, ten
thousand.
Breanstuffs dull. Wheat 90. ? q 60,
5per GENITAL for California club. Re-
ceipts wheat past three days 444, 900 Gen.
tails; American S64, 900.
COFFEE.
Baltimore, Nd, IS Refined copper
quiet, 172<-
New York. l8.-Gopper steady; Lake
1904.
PETROLEUM,
New York, 1S.-Pe.roIeum dull am
nominal; United 969s, crude 7N@7S
refined 71s@S1s, Australian tin, 241S.
MN1NG:sHAREs.
New York, lS.-Minihg stocks dull
Robinson Consolidated advanced iron
175@90, Green Mountain advance
from IS to 20, Closing 68; Decatur de
clined from IS to 64: Standard Con. sol
at AIS and 450, ed Bodie Con. decline
from 375 10 OF small sales Total sale
for the day, 67,155.
WOOL.
Boston, IS. - Wool firm and price
we'll sustained and the demand froI
manufacturers good. Sales of the wee
have been 2,575. coo pounds of all kinds
Fine heeees have been in demand, an
there were considerable sales of choiC
| XIX and above at 54@4416; Of Xxx at 42]
@S3; and X Ohio OF 41@42, MichigAnl1
fieeces firm, but have been in moderAt
demand at 5000. In washed woods, th
sales have been quite large, includip
upwards Of 0.G00 pounds Of territory
1920 for coarse and carpet, and 22@S
for fue land medium. Considerab
western unwashed sold st 1923 fl
| low and coarse. and 25@25% 4
+ fine and medium, and Nilsson
at 2S@32 for medium grade
In combing and delsine Heeces, sal
have been at 44@6 for fine delain
1909 for fine and No. comhinga; coar
r and medium com bing have been selliI
st 35942, for unwashed 20@2S. Cal
EorniA wool has been in demand
21@3O for spring; pulled woods ha
been in demand, and sales We
46@50 for choice eastern and Mai
: supers snd 27@42 for common and &c
and extra pulled 40@45, as to qusli
Foreign woels remains the same. The
# has been quite movement in Medit
n ranesn icsrpet; some 2,012 bales fro
~ Marseilles have been secured on man
Il fscturer's prices.
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JUST ARRIVED.

4 fine assortment of Wall Paper
and Decorations, at
AIIDGLEY q Sons,
1920 Second South street.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
FOR SALE.

a good buggy, horse and harness
for sale cheap. Apply at this Office.
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OUR Plush at 81 is the best in the
city. COIN Bros.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
October 10, 1852.
WHITE IIOUSE.

October Is, 1882.
WHITE HOUSE.
q Cohn, San Francisco; j Riley. Non.
tsna; kinsmsn, st Louis; q Leonard,
q Monrod, Chicago: T Barker, Ogden;
g Scott, South Cottonwood; A Barslie,
6 BTotow, Soda Springs; M Marks, san
FrsnciscoW; 7 Powers, Vienna CITY; w
S Carly, Park City; A A Brim, Ophir;
0 Thompson, SeVier; g Wilcox, South
Cottonwood, j Gorsef, Tintic; II Stuart,
Sandy.
Cliff HOUSE,
Nj Monshaw, Beaver; T Sweeney,
Wood River; G Scott, I Coston, Frank
Ign; w T Bstet, SnoWville; w B Swan
ders, Bingham; J RoWel, w Evans.
Park City, Mrs KAfman, Blackfcot; j
6 Beal, Logansport, Ind.
WALKER HOUSE.
q 5 Sinons, San Francisco: J + jack
son, b jackson, Sheffield; e I Skeels,
Shanghai, Miss j A Taft, Mass; F w
Beaver. Goshen, Ind; A Capp, West
Alexander, 0; j w Howell, WellsVille:
w & Harvey, Denver, w r Emmert,
Freeport, Ills; L B Jones, Omaha; a
Caldwell and wife, LeaYen worth; r E
Strahorm and wife, Denver; 0 Bsnnon
Deer Lodge; @ B Bowman, San Jose;
Tyson and Daughter, MillbRrn; 2
Herdel, Philsdelpbis; j Jefries, Lock
Hoven, p; E S Wilkinson, RRwlids: G
L Watson, Bradford, Pc; J 4 Dubois.
ldshoi A j Phillips, Springfield.
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LATEST I'ELEGRAMS
COMM ERCIAL
DjNEY MARKE
New York, October IS. 1882,

New York, October Is, 1882.
Money closed offered st 2; govts,
irregular, stocks, steady; Western Union,
8S; Quicksilver. 81; Pacific, SO;
Wells Fargo, $50; New York Central,
1927; Erie, Az; Panama, 167; Denver
& K, g., 53H; Union Pacific, 1917;
bonds, lis; Central Pacific, 9O25; bonds,
ia; Su:ro Il
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Tribute of Respect.
McALisTERsvILLE, July IL, 1882


WHEREAS, 1t bas pleased cur Divine
+ father to remove from our presence Edgar
l.. Reynolds, aged lS years, months and
days. Be it
Resolved; That we most sincerely SYM
pathize with the bereaved family in this xad
atiiictlou.
Resolved. That we miss him from our
Sabbath school one earnest, young student
of the word of God.
Resolved. That these resolutions express
ing the sympathy of our Sabbath-school be
published in all the county papers, and q
copy be presented to the parents. The
death of one so young dmonishes us to
make the present life an earnest preparation
for the future. Family circles are broken
and hearts are made sad, but our union in
the Heavenly world shall be free from all
sorrow interruption as Gods children new
er part fog the last time. Parents, you
have our sympathy and prayers, and may
the God of all grace be your greatest COM
fort in this dark hour.
When through the deep waters call thee
ogo,
The river Of sorrow shall cot overflow;
For will be with thee thy trials to bless,
And ssnctify t. thee thy deepest distress.
GEORGE SHrvERY,
IDA. C. SEoyG,
BEcKIE J. ALEXANDER,
Committee.
9'he Liverpool; Sun is responsible
for the following. Last Thursday as
George E. Long sad his father were
makisg fence, they encountered an
enormous black snake Mr.. Long Jr.,
got club and smashed its head too
a Jelly. When he had done that and
was examining the snake, he thought
he saw tie tip of the tail of another
snake sticking out of the smashed
head. Then Mr. Long, Sr., put his
foot on the tail of the snake killed,
and Mr.. Long Jr, took hold of
that tip of the other snakes tail and
pulled, and pulled until he pulled
out striped snake, which the black
snake had swallowed. nearly as long
as the black one. Both snakes were
then measured, and the black ons
was six feet. two inches long, and the
Striped ono WIS ) feet > inches long
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Tribute Of Respect.

Ats S1etting of the S tory Run Union nrn-
day school, the follosing resolutions re-i-
tive 10 tse death Of Miss Louisa Naces
were adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty Goc
10 romoye from our midst, almost wIthouI
warning. Cur beloved sister sa6 worker IN
the Sunda- School canse, Miss Louisa
Mace, therefore, be it
Resolved. chat in her deasa we are
again reminded of the fact that srhile We
are in the blusi and bloom Of yonth we may
be at the verge of the grave
Resolved. Thst BY her death tie STONY
a,un Sunday School has lost one oi rs most
active members, sai an earnest Tosser III
chs cause of Christ
Eesoiyed. That while We mourn Rei loss
NC sumbly bow to Hin who doeth All 'n-nss
well and that we try 70 be more zeaietis In
our work that we m=y meet her IN is1e
reairse Of glory where ss hope she noH -
resting from her labors.
Resolzad. That we eztsZd to her sorrow
ng parents and friends our heartfelt ssu'
psthy snf aondolence in this sad 0ers@'
ncnt.
Resolved. That copy of these reso'"'
lions be sentso the several csSnty papers,
that copy be presented to the parents o.
the deceased and that they be entered upon
shs minutes OF the school
in. KELLER,
EAsY A. HosTETiSE,
MARY A. SPADE,
D. E. ULRIoH,
MICHAEL LosG,
July If,
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A FARM OF I5 ACRES, So ACRkS
clear and in good state of cultivation, tho
balance in timber, IN Spruce HiY township,
Junista county, Pa, oue-hsif milo from the
proposed railroad from the JUniata to tho
Potomac river, six miles from POri Royal
The Improvements a-e \ Large tone Dwri-
ling House, 2SS30 feet, with ! wei vi good
water At the door, Bank Barn, Corn Cribs,
and other outbuiltlngs, a large Apple Ur-
chard, and great variety of fruit. Also
the right 10 quarry lime store on fsrn.
about half distant. The farm hss been
lined recently.
TERMs-One-haf cash, bsitncs in two
annual payments.
For further particulars address
5. A. HOFFMAN,
l.. II
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Prof. Gailmette's French Kidney Pad is
the greatest discovery Of the cehiury for
the cure OF ali diseases 0f the kidneys,
bladder, and urinary organs y 18th male
and female.
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NIRRIED: :

STER-ELLl0T-By Rev. X Will
son of Port Royal Pas l.. McAiister of
NcAlis.erville, Juniata Co. Pa, aud Annie
n. Elliot, of McKeesburg Pa.
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Spruce HiH, Junista Co., Pa.
RsT-RATRFARY, CONTAINING

A lRST-RATE FARM, CONTAINING
One Hundred aId Sixty Acres, In the best
wheat-growing district in the State of Ohio,
situated oue-half mile from Amanda rail-
road station, in Fairfield county, and one
mile from good pike. The Improvements
are largo two-sI1sy BRICK HOUSE (l2
rooms, hail ami cc.4g), Doabi= Log Barn
and table, and other bUildiaE,, snd 4 we'll
of good water. y stream Of spring water
traverses the centre of the farm. Thers is
a large orchard on the premises. VIII take
SO per acre. part cash, rest in payments-
A tIru adjoining sol! for 800 per acre.
The reason for selling, is the desire to invest
in city property, in Circleyiile. For all in
formation address J. SWETER,
Circlevi!le, PIckaway Co., Ohio
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July If

John L. Stephenson. aged 9s years. ''e"
at Port Royal, on Sabbath last a numee,
oe the G A, r. from this place at'ehaeu
the funeral at Church Hill cemetery oH
Tuesda5 july 25th, 1882. Mr. Stephenson
ras a soldier Of fhs Far o. 1872.
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A LOT OF GROUND IN THE VILLAGE
House and Lot in MoAlisterTille.

= Lot contsining oae-fourth Acre OF
ground, with two-sicry d ogbls log House.
wraIher-boardec Ia front, aai some rooms
piast-Ted inside, suiIsble for ons or ;wo
families; also, St-5le. Large Shop, PiZ-psn
Sc., sli EuGcr good fence. and wei SUP
Piled with Large Sld small fruits. PertnS-
easy, aud pr:ce 10 sgit the tiuaes. Apply to-
Stephen Lloyd Sc Ali.-sr. pear The preIa-
ises, or 10 Mrs. Rebsccs I. Wilson, Per
Royal, Juhiata Co. Pa.
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MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MIFTLIyrovy. Julv Of 1890
MIFFLINTOwN GRAIN MARKET
Corrected weekly.
Quotations FoR TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Philadelphia-Cattle markets-Extra to
9cts-GoOd to Scts-Medium 8 to 6I-
Common TO 5-Fat cows to sets
Mich cows at S30-S60-S -Si0O.-Sheep 4 to
5cts-Bulls to 3Icts.-Hogs, extra at II
Medium 1Icts-Dressed beeves at 8 tol2c
Dressed sheep at 8 to l2cts.
Philadelphia markets-July 22nd 1882
Wheat sI.2ltol.23. Corn 80 to 93cis; Oats
30 to 95cts. Butter at l6-l9-22-2f and 26cts
per pound. Eggs Is to 81 cents per dozen.
Chickens range at IL 10 IScts per pound.
At East Liberty the Cattle receipts for
week ending July 20 were 5329 head through
and 1866 head local, against 1867 head
through and 212l do local last week
Market dull-fair to extra at So J0to5 20
stockers and feeders at 81 25to5-rhe re-
ceipts of Hogs for week were IL $50 head,
against u, $50 do week before; Philsdel-
Phias at IS 65tos 90;-Baltimores at s. 25to
S so Workers at 81 9OtoSS. The receipts of
Sheep for week were 5000 head, against
% 500 do week before-market slow-eOm-
mon TO extra al 81 5Oto4 .SO-Lambs we're
very dull at 81 5etos5 IS.
CHICAGO, July 81, 1857
To day Wheat was nominally highes for
spring, the advance amounting to about
cent. No = red winter was active, steady,
firm and tending upward Sales at slO7Ito
s. Tor July; regular vas not weakened by
the heavy receipts, but on the contrary
closed up good and strong and higher;
sales at 81 o. ltol Oss for July; 81 031 to
ST. 0isfor Aueust-sl 02i to 03g for Sep
tembrr. On call the sale. were $1,000 bush
winter, $4,000 bush spring and 500. .0c0 bush
regular. Prices were steady for winter; ir-
regular but weaker for spring. Corn vas
quite active, with strong upward movement
ard feeling. The receipts were good, but
moi excessive, and reports of inferiority of
crop are pretty unirrrsal-Sales at ITO
19..c for July-76ato1si for August-16ito
1Scts for September-15.to71cts for October
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PRIVATE SALES.

A HALF-ACRE LOT, SITUATED IN
Walker township, about two miles west %
Thompsontowp, on tho old pike, having
thereon erected q comfortable two-storV
Dwelling House, With kitchen and outbuild.
ings. Fruit in variety. Water at The door.
Terms made known by calling on Philip
Cleck, on the premises, o. BY addressing
Philip Cleck, Thempsontown, Junista Co.,
Penna.
A LOT OF GROUND IN THE WILL LAGE
of McCoysville, Juniars county, having
thereon erected good Dwelling House 20x
50 feet, new Stable 20x3D feet, new Wood
House l21SO feet, Hog Pen and other OCT
buildings. Well OF good water nj the dOof.
Fruit on the lot. Terms, reasonable.
For furthe. particulars, call on or address
NEAL n. STEWART,
IcCOysvills, JUn.lta Co., rl.
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W allut T. u, d uiit&ta TO-, KS
payments TO suit Purchaser.

A FARM OF 900 ACRES, MORE OR
less, of limestone and sbale kId, in Milford
township, in Licking Creek vsllcr, Junists-
county, Pa. about 100 cleared, IL acres.
timberland .'undor fence" The improve
ments are Large Double Stoas sBi Frame
House, Large Bank Barn, Wagon Shed,
Large Hog Pen, Sheep House, Carriage
House, Wash House, Spring House within
ten yards OF the door. Fountain pump OF
never-failing water ar both house and barn.
This is desirable property, and IS ouly tive
miles from Miftiin railroad station. Terms.
easy. For particulars, call o, or address
John Robisen, Patterson. Juniats Co., Pa,
or Shelburn Robson, same address.
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ONE OF TnE MOST PROFITABLE
BLACKSMITH STANDS in Ii. county
may be purchased at rha unaerssucd AZ =
reasonable price The property is Situated
in JohnstOwn, Janiata Co. PS-, and with
the Smith stand includes lot Of about
TWO ACRES, having thereon erected ,
comfortable Two-story Frame House, com
modious Stable and other outtuildings.
There is Well OF good water st the door
OF the house. For particulars cal on or
address WM. HOOPS.
WALNUT z. o., Juniata Co., ps.
PAYMENTS TO suit Purchaser.
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" alnut Leaf Hair Res:orer.
PRIVATE SALES.

FARM for SALE, in Tuscarora Valley.
near Peru Mills, containing 100 acres near
ly all cleared, the balance veil set with
good .tite-oak timber, only mile, from
the new proposed railroad. The land is
not much billy, part of which has been
lately lined fifteen acres Of meadow. water
in nearly all o. the fields, fruit in abundarc.
Log bank barn, Good frame house sOx35.
all necessary outbuiidings, never failing
fountain Of good water runnin. at the door
also large limestone quarry about mile
distant belongs to the farm. Two CbuFch..
and SchoOl-house within half-mil.. Price
5000 or call on or adGr-ss
5. :. KENEPP,
Peru Mills, Juniata Co., Pa,
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7 E RMS.

Subscription, 81 80 per anrum If paid
within II months; f2.O if not raid v;th;.
l2 months.
Transient advertisements inserted at 80
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business netices IN local col.
u.an, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be rzade to those desiring
&" advertise by the year, half or uuartee
year.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-04

CONGRESSMAN BERRY, of California, is on the right track. He has introduced a bill proposing constitutional amend ment to regulate railroad fares. It makes It unlawful for any railroad company to charge fare for transportation of passen- gers in excess of the following rates per mile: Under 100 miles, Al cents; over 100 and 200 miles, cents; over 800 miles, B cents" Of course the chances are against the passage of this bill with this clause intact The railroad lobby at Washington is power, and will fight this bar to the plundering of the people by railroad companies, with the desperation of the lion defending his prey. Money will not be wanting and we fear saleable votes will not be found scarce. Its de feat is almost foregone conclusion. But should it, by chance good fortune, pas' congress, it's ratification would be stub
 bornly opposed The bill also proposes { constitutional amendment, making tn, person holding the office of President in
 eligible for reelection, providing that a the end of his term of office the Presiden shall receive pension of S6, 900 per an num- and declaring cabinet officers ineli