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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-24
I EGAL NOTICE.

To Elias Gnagy, Moses Gnagy, Rachel, inter
married with Peter kcnsinger. all residing in
Somerset county, Pa, Samuel Gnagy. residing
in Garrett county, Nd. Fanny, intermarried
with John Slaughbnugh residing in Preston
county, w. Va Eliza beth, intermarried with
A. H Fike, residing in Edenville, Marshall
county, Iowa, children of Daniel Gnagy, decd
viz: Smuel d. Gnagy, John ID. Gnagy. David
ID. Gnagy, Noah D. Gnagy. A. ID. Cnagy, U. ID.
Gnagy (minor), Mary d. Gnagy. Sally, inter
married with W. B. SchrOck. Lydia, intermar-
ried with John Brant, all of Somerset county,
Pa, and Joseph ID. Gnagy, residing In Water
loo Iowa. children of of Catharine who was in
terlnarried with Jacob Bender. now deceased.
viz Catharine Bender and Elizabeth, inter
married with Urias Tressler, all of Somerset Go
Pa, and Fanny, intermarried with Jeremiah
Yoder residing in Moultrie Co., ILL.,. children
of Barbara, who was tntermarried with Daniel
=. Miller, both deceased, Wis: sally, now widow,
who was intermarried with g. Hochs;etler, re-
residing in Illinois Leah, intermarried with q.
J Lent residing In Waterloo, Iowa, Polly in
termarried with Jonas kaufman residing in
Illinois. Amanda, intermarried with David
Knable, residence unknown, Catharine, inter
married wi - Schrock, residing in Illinois,
Barbara intermarried with Jacob Briskey re-
siding in Illinois, VIM. Miller residing in Iowa,
Jacob Miller, residing in oregon. and Abraham
Miller residence unknown, children of Leah,
who was intermarried with Abraham ID. Miller,
now deceased, viz: Moses Miller John A.
Miller, Abraham Miller, Jacob Miller, Joseph
Miller (minorl, Caroline Miller, Sarah, inter-
married with Jacob Zarfoss. Mary, intermar-
ried with Jacob Maust, Catharine, intermar-
ried with Samuel Maust, all Of Somerset Co,
Pa, and Fanny. intermaIried with David Yo-
der residing il Kansas
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of
d writ of partition issued out OF the Orphans
Court of Somerset Co, Pa, and to me directed, l
will hold an inquest on the real estate of Jacob
Gnagy, late Of summit twp, Somerset Co, Pa,
deed, at his late residence, Thursday, the sth
day of November, 1883, where you can attend 81
you think proper
JOHN J. SPANGLER.
SHERIPy's OFFICE Sheriff.
Sept. 70. ,lss3.
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Ministers advise young people
marry for love, but want the ca
down themselves.
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Use no hurtful deceit think in
nocently and justly and if you
speak, speak accordingly.
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Because its Court re-
ports are always full,
fair and trustworthy.

Because it is the me-
dunn used by the peo-
pie of the county when
they wish to let their
neighbors know when
they have a farm or
anything else for sale.
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Parties desiring books bound can obtain prices
by dropping me a card. Arrangements have been
made whereby express one way viii be paid on
all large orders. All needed Information can De
obtained at Somerset HERALD office.
novl5-
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Because it always
gives all the local news
without burdening its
columns with unmean-
inc and uninteresting
correspondence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-24

Because its news col
umns present all the
latest news In an at
tractive style.
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NO." said Biggs, nc liouo
mine. A stick" in nv lenr,
always makes me sleepy m.
remarked Fogg. 81 suppose
would call it a nod stick
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A rolling mill-A rough and iuD
bic fight.
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Summit DiStiIlery.
Located Directly ON Main Line Pi It's
Div. r. q d. X r., thus saving
Extra Cost Of Draying.
Pure RYE COPPER-DISFILLBD
WHISKY.

Situated on summit of Alleghenies, uses
the water from cold mountain springs.
This whisky is made by the double distilled
process and guaranteed perfectly pure and
full proof.
nRnERS EIIEn SAVE niY kS RFcrMEn
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Special.

In order to give Hotel Keepers and Dealers a
grand opportunity never before offered, will con-
tract for the manufacture of whisky in any guam
tity, from to so barrels, giving them the privi-
lege of letting 1t lie in bond for three years
charging but small sum for storage.
SS-On hand so barrels Of Whisky retailing at
g per gallon.
Write for full particulars in regard to large
quantities TO
Sand Patch. Pa. S. p. SwEITZER, Supt.
Aug. y.
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Because it is always
reliable politically, and
saws what it means and
means what it says.
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| purchased five bottles Of your
Hop Bitters of Bishop & Co. last fall,
for my daughter, and am VOL pleas
ed with the Bitters. They did her
more good that all the medicine she
has taken for six years.
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GET THE BEST I!

MORE Somerset COun-
tv people have read the
HERALD during the
past year than ever be-
fore, since it was first
printed.
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This powder never varies. A marvel OF purity
cstrength ana wholesomeness. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In
competition with the multitude Of low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in
ans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co, los wall ST.
n. Y.
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HIS OPINION.
In clear Sentences an Authority Add
His Own to Popular judgment

191 w 10th St.,
NEW YORK, August II, 1880
MEssRs. SEABURY d JOHNSON:
| am slow to pin my faith 70 az
new curative agent. BENSON
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER b
won my good opinion. find ita
exceptionally cleanly plaster to i
and rapid IN its action. Many ts;l
of its qualities in my own tamL..
and among my patients, have c-
vinced me that there is no Ott-
single article so valuable for pOpal
use, none so helpful in cases Of lao
back, local rheumatism, neurag
congestion of the bronchial tl,'
and lungs, and .luinbago.
You may feel free to u;s n
name,
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Because it has the
best Washington and
Harrisburgicorres on
dents attainable.
Because it is active,
aggressive, and always
for the cause of its
constituents.

If you have friends
who live outside the
county, there is no
more acceptable pres
ent you can send the m
than a copy of their
county paper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The Tiptop mining company, San
Francisco, has assessed twenty-five
cents.
Father Rordan has been conse.
Grated as coadjutor to Archbishop
Allemany.
The San Francisco striking oper'
ators will ask for reinstatement IN q
body, on Monday morning.
In a yacht race, off Marble Head
on Saturday afternoon, 237 yachts
were entered, and 15S started.
On Saturday afternoon stampede
occurred among the strikers 10 Chi
cagO, who crowded the superintend'
ent's Office until evening.
Mrs. Fair, ex-wife of Senator Fail
and Flood, the millionaire, are go
ing to put up magnificent resi-
denUes in Sap Francisco. Flood
will cost over 100000.
Captain Rhodes declares he will
swim the Niagara rapids to seeur,
the prize of $4,000 offered by TIN
government, with which he viii
erect a monument to Captain Webb
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mSndery bringing up the rear. In
this order they reached the Baldwin
Hotel selected as The headquarters
of the Chicago commandery. AS an
evidence of the marked attention
paid them, one detail may be men
toned. Each cigar pu, chased for
their use was provided with baud
on which was painted, in colors, the
name of their commandery while
each box, specially made, was
EN- blazoned with the device,
st. Bernard. Mrs. Moul-
ton, wife of the commander,
was presented with a flower piece,
three feet long and two in breadth,
representing every variety of the
choicest flowers Of California. In
Guiding knights from Oregon and
Washington ferritory,it is estimated
that 5000 persons arrived in this
city within the last twenty-four
hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19
LATEST TELEHRAds,
Murder in San Francisco.

San Francisco, News of an
atrocious murder supposed to have
been eommltted last Monday was
suddenly revealed to day. The muir
dered man is Nicholas Skerrett, real
estate dealer, and 8 well-known re
sident of this city. he body was
unexpectedly discovered in the
closet of an empty house at 1929
Ellis street, belonging to the de-
ceased, by q person who went in
for the purpose of renting it.
the stencil on opening the doors dis
closed suspicious Of crime having
been committed, and without pro-
ceeding further the party reported
the case to the police authorities,
Search IVES made and the corpse
was found lying on small bench,
in an advanced state Of decompOsi-
ton, but nothing to indicate by
what manner he came to his death,
beyond marks of blood on the stair
case. Skerrett had been missing
since last Monday, but it was sup
posed he had gone to Sacramento on
business. The supposltion was con
frmed from the fsct that two tel
egrams were received from there,
bearing his signature, one addressed
TO Samuel Dixon. stock broker, and
the other to Donohoe Kelly & Co ,
bankers, to the effect that he was
engaged in selling some property,
and would not return for several
days. The only information so tsI
obtained is that On Monday last, he
was seen to enter the house, with
three men from Nevada, who were
negotiating for the purchase
of the house, and two others
adjoining, belonging to Skerrett
Shortly after the neighb0rs saw the
three men come out Of the house
but not accompanied by Skerret6
This fact did not excite suspicion
and the matter was forgotten until
disclosed yesterday by the person
who sought to rent the premises
Deceased was in possession Of con
siderable wealth, aged sixty, witt
no relatives here except g young
nephew. Expert detectives have
been detailed to work the case up
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THE SIR KNIGHTS IN CALI
EORNIA,
A Splendid Reception

San Francisco, 1S.-The arrival Of
the St. BERNARD commandery,, OF
Chicago was the event of the day
a delegation from the San Fran
cisco commandeTy proceeded as
far as Truckee, to wei
come them to the Pacific coast;
The special honors rendered
them are III recognition OF the WEI
come the latter gave to the racine
coast Knights at the Chicago con
clave. On their arrival this morn
ing they were met at the ferry land
ing by the knights of the city com
manderies, accompanied by knights
from Illinois now here; all IN tull
dress uniform, after the exehange
of greetings the knights tel l dt1i
line, led by the Hawaiian band. and
followed by the California com
mandery mounted. The fIesl9 Ht
| band. Golden Gate commandery, 81
| Bernard band and st. Bernard com
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19
NO.64
CONGRESS OF WONDERS.
a novel entertainment is to be

A novel entertainment is to be
given at the Walker Opera House
for five nights of next week. COM
mencing on Tuesday evening, the
2lst inst. 1t is called the "Con-
gress of Wonders" Tor the reason
that in it are embraced many
human cur,osIties, and the low
figure st which admission IS pat
gives assurance Of a large attend
ance nightly. The manager Of the
entertainment offers $1,000 reward
if his claims in q number of regards
can be cOntrOverted, by this
means assuring the public that
what is advertised to be given. viii
be actually performed and exhib
tied. Thus 1t is that they claim
Major Alem, the Midget" to be
the smallest human beng OF his
years since the creation. He is Il
years Old. weighs Is pounds, and
stands 20 inches in height. Two
| year-old childien are large in COM
parison to Major Alem" The
" Man Fish and the Mermaid
are so called because Of the
great length Of time which they re
main under water il a large glass
aquarium. They eat, work, smoke,
write and knit under the water.
Louis st, Clair, the double v0ice.2
vocalist, will sing duets by
himself, in soprano and bariCoEe
Then there is the Middleton Broth
ers PsntOmime company, Len Shll-
leto, the musical clown, who plays
some thirty different Instruments,
the celebrated Imperial Marion etts,
and other attractions, all Of WGisn
will contribute towards making AZ
entertainment that should be enter
tanning, pleasing and novel. The
manager wants the public to els
cover seine feature that is aiveI-
Used and that cannot b3 found, or
some portion Of the entertain
/ ment that does not take
place. & grand parade Of tbs
J wonders is promised on Mon
j day aud Tuesday afternoons, when
> merchants, who desire it, may have
opportunities Of advertising then
business. kwa5
= MIR. Sacket, who has been here be
7 fore with the novelties, is confdeDl
y that his present. combination vii
e draw we'll and is Just as cOnfAeBr
that it will give general sstisfac
: ton. Fhe prices Of admission ar,
. % and 10 cents, the latter being 10.
y children under years OF age
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Enjoyable Surprise.

On Friday last, it having come to
the knowledge of a number of
young men, friends of our
esteemed and rustIing citizen
Nate Sears, that it was his birth =
day, they set to work to give him q
surprise. Accordir gly they mus
tered in force, and accompanied by
the Twenty-frst Ward Harmonica
Band, proceeded to the residence OF
the gentleman. in the TWenty-first
ward, where with the aid of music
toast and sentiment, a few hours
were passed in joyful harmony. The
party in separating wished Mr.
Sears mlny happy returns OF his
natal DIV,
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What it Did for an Old Lady
CosHoCToN STATION, N. Y,
Dacem Der %. 1878.

GENTs-A number of people had
been using your Bitters here, and
with marked effect. In one case, a
lady of over 20 years had been sick
for years, and for the past ten years
has not been able to be around halt
the time. About six months ago
she got SO feeble she was helpless.
Her old remedies or physicians
being of no avail, I sent to Deposit,
forfy-fiVe miles away, and got a
bottle OF Hop Bitters. 1t improved
her so she was able to dress herself
and walk about the house. When
she had taken the second bottle she
was able to take care of her own
room, and walk out to her neigh
boris, and has improved all the time
since. My wife and children also
have derived great benefit from
their use.
W. B, HATHAWAY,
Agent United States
Il Express Com pany.
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Bathers' Cranp.

Some recent bathing iatalities haze
again drawn attention to the subject
Of basbers' cramp. II the nature
and causes OF this dangerous affection
were mora generally known it il
probable that many destbs FROM
drowning in the bathing season might
be prevented. Cfanp is Eairtut
and tonic muscular spssm. It nay
occur in any part Of the body, but Il
!s especially spi 20 occur in the lover
extremities, AMI, in its miider icfms,
it is limited TO siagIe muscle. PAIN
is severe and the contracted muscles
are hard aud exqnisitely tender Ia
few minutes the spasm ard pain
cease, leaving a local sensation Of ia
tigue and eoTepess. When crsmp
affects the lower extremity, no swiun-
mer or bRlheE endowed with the aV-
ersge presence Of mind need drown;
but when ersmp aeizes the wnole Of
the voluntary muscular system, so u
probably does il the worst cases,
nothing, in the absence OF prompt
and efficient exsTaneous assistance,
can save the Individual from drown
ing. Although the intimate nature
of muscular cramps, and the precise
mode in which toey are established,
are still unknown, experience has
furnished us with sufficient data on
the subject TO enable Us to recognize
the chief conditions OF their eAusa,
ton. These conditions are DeCu-
llsr insusceptibility OF idio.yncrasy-
tie shock OF cold applied to the gen,
eral surface of the body; prolonged
muscular exertion, especially in the
direction of the extension OF the ex.
tremities, There can be no dOab5
about g liability to muscular GrsmP
being an individual peculiarly. The
disorder is especially apt to arise in
per4ons of irritable temperament.
While cramp ha5 been met WITH il
all ages, sexes, iemperaments and
climates, il has been observed shat il
occurs mora frequently in warn
climates thsn in cold. and chiefly il
he hotties! OF warm climates, aud
that persons OF middle age suffer
most from the affection, and men
more 90 than women, and The robust
aud vigorous more 30 than tho
weakly. Neither Gan there bs any
doubt chat the shock Of cold applied
to the surface Of the body, especially
when the body is unduly heated, il
the comRoDest determining cause of
the worst and most extensive forms al
batbers' cramp. On ibis fact is
founded the common prejQdice
against bathing when the body ia
much heated. Many fatal cases have
illustrated this 20 at, Only few
days ago robust soldier, aho was an
expert swimmer, roWed IN a boat
upon sultry evening. to deap
pool; here, with his body glowing
with muscular exerIion, ne plum geo
into the water with the intention o.
taking refreshing bath, when ht
was immediately seized with genera
muscular cIamp, 30 that the poo!
fellow W0s az once drowned. It's most
poae.ful and most avoidable csuse il
the sudden immersion OF the body
Vheo it's surface Is highly hea.ed, il
water OF a relatively low temperature,
--Bri.'sh Medical Journal.
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A WORD TO THE WISE.

Don't be skeptical. Reason teachs.
aid experience confirms that IarranI {
Settler Aperient is an lnValusDle
remedy for auy and all disorders OF the
stomach, liver and bowels. A teaspoon
full in q glass Of water every morning Pc q,
fore eating, is not only extremely
beneficial, Sit protection against disease
which no one car sfofd to dlsreRas1u
For sale by all druggists.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. VIII. Hooper and family and
Miss AliceDinwoUdey returned from
Soda Springs last evening.
Hon. John Sharp went to San
Francisco Friday morning on the
Utah Central directors cars.
Sheriff Turner came up from
Provo yesterday.
Mt. D. G. Dunbar, of the HERALD
returned from a pleasure trip t
Soda Springs yesterday.
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A Jealous JanitOr.

Chicago, 17.-An over Jealous
jsnitor or the Chicago National
bank came near being lynched by an
exclJed crowd, this morning, hav-
lag been detected in the act of fore
lug his way into the main banking
room. He had locked himself out
and was anxious to retrieve his
blunder, to the extent of battering
down some Of the transom. His
identity was discovered after he
had been roughly handled by the
crowd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19

AYERS Hair Vigor is safe, agree
able and beneficial. 1t is the most
elegant, and its effects are very last
ing, making it the most economical
of toilet prepal ations. By its use
ladies' can keep their hair abundant
and natural in color, lustre and
texture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19

New York, I8.-Money in abundsn
supply; ~, closed ~ to 2, prime mer
camille paper 81 to 61zi sterling exchang'
bankers bills, quiet, 4 80 sterling ex
change demand 4 1914
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FOR SALE.

The building DOW occupied BY Q. A.
WooIIev as 8 store situated on the STATE
rood, SPOUT miles south os Salt Lake
Civ and opposite the Gernsnia and
HON Silver smelters.
Fer terms, apply 10 oonv
on toe premises
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s. EWING. MD.
PhysleIan and Surgeon.

v, Gives special attention to Hemorrhoids,
f iS 10 Ulcers, Flssure and Stricturo
hip DON'T Disease anT Poi,'s Disease and all
aissasts Of private and eoufd entail nature.
= - I-Sg T ara residence, Second South, ne1
80 49, - uE {, ard Fourth Rest streets, salt
A@Ae ti's' Utah. 20. Bo1 222 apI2
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1919 sTATEAIENT.

Nav York, 18.-Reserve decrease
% 454. OPS. Banks now hold $3.50 63t
in excess Of the legal requirements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19
NEW STEAM BOAT.

Tina new Steam boat has commenced
running and is making regular e1cuF : :
sion trips every dsy froTn Black hocR' ]
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARM BAILIFF.

Wanted, silustiou as above. to man
age or sssist on Farm. JusL arrived from
England; no incGmbrA ce. Apply TO
1878 [imball Block
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STOCK.

Sock Psstured at Little Farm. three
miles south of sixth Ward bridge, hoe'
per week.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO
DAY.

CTURcB OF JESUS CHRIST or LAT
rgR-DAY SAINTs.-Services IN the Large
tabernacle 81 2 pm.
B1PTIsr CBUBcH.-Ssrvices held IN
ths Reform Club Room, two doors west
NJ Wslker Opera House Preaching this
morning at IL, and evening at 8, By
Rev. Dwight Spencer. Sunday School
alter morning sermon. Prayer meeting
Friday evening, 81 8.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19

A TRUE iron medicine, beneficial
to the young as we'll as the old who
suffer from dyspepsia, etc is
Browns Iron Buffers.
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SEE

George A. Lowe has the best Mowers,
Resperq, Buggies, Tongue Scrspers, Mill
Machinery and Agricultural Iupiemen!E
in Utah.
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San FrAncisco, Is, close.
Produce.

Chicago, s.-FlOur-Dull, unchanged,
regular.
IL September, No. eprinR lOlA, No 2
red winter 8.
Corn-Dull, prices shade lower; 5OB
cash, 50IS to 81 August, FO2s 10 6OA Sep
TENDER.
Osts-Du'I, 26N Cash, 26 August, 255s
to 25M september.
Rye Walker; go.
BnrIey-Qliat, firm; 81 cash. So Sep
Pork-Qaiet, irregular; 1874 to l2.l5
cash, August and September.
Lard-Demand firm and market firm;
s. 40 cash August, 40 to 4211 September.
ouik Meats-Fair demand shoulders
IS, short ribs $50, short clear lis.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. ls.-9ogs-Eeceipts 800
dull; packing 4.50 10 AS, packing
and chipping 4.80 to SIS. light bacon
grades SIS t. $40; closed stronger OF
Cattle - Receipts 1000; shipments
1850; quiet. steady; good to choic'
shipping steers 5. 10 to IS, common
to medium 400 to 5. 90, stockers 2,75 II
3.75, feeders $50 to 4.l0, grass Texan
$40 to 400
Sheep-Receipts 900; shipments, 600
stagnaDt; pens full of common; no buy
arE; inferior to fair 200 to 2.50, goo
800, choice $50, Texas sheep 200 t
$50,
PETROLEUM.
New York, Petroleum firm, 10.
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Wool Market.
UTAH WOOL:
Bullion.
Money Market

New York. 18.-Bar silver 1919.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19
guorEsAIE PRODUCE LIST

It of Buying Prices CT Produce
4 tEe salt Lake Market, corrected
y ll...Ii.yweekly for the SALT LAKE
Ss55 LLtr by Sears 81 Liddle'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-19

Railroad and Mining StOcKs'
New York, Is, II s.m.-Spare specu-
IA.ion to-day; rather quieii SIS a rule
prices lower.
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For sale chesp +:

GERMAN CORN REMOVER
Is sure cure. For sale by all Drug
gis!so