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srocKs AND BONDS.

STOCKS AND bonds
New YORK. March 10, II a. m.--Stocks
opened at a general advance Of TO l, Dur
ing the greater part OF the past hour the
market, though dull, continues strong, aud
further advance OF I TO took place. AT
II o'clock some shares receded "A fraction.
Fiyc's extended. 1854 bid; AS, l.l2i; as,
l.20; 3's, 1854; money, IL to l2i prime mer-
camille paper, o. to Z; exchange, sterling,
is0s, long; ASH, sight; bar silver. O5s;
governments unchanged; states neglected,
railroads strong, aud u fair business. Since
II o'clock stocks have been very dull aud
without feature.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CRY, March lO.-Whent steady;
No . red, Ola to OH cash; 90, April; 0S,
MAY. Corn firmer. lia to 4iA, cash; 45l to
i5s, April; i72 TO As Nav. CATTLE receipts,
100; steady steers of | 200 to / 800 pounds,
$500 to $500; s,ockers and feeders, 81 %
TO S5.l5 cows; SO 40 TO 81 co. Hogs re-.
ceipts, | 100; nctive and higher light, $685.
to sos: medium, s7.l0to S7.25; heavy,
$3.50 to 500. Sheep receipts 100; un'
changed.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
Sr, LOUIS, March l0.-Flour unchanged
Wheat opened higher and became very
unsettled and lower, but was firm and nd.
yanced slightly at close; No. . red, Si.0sl 70
81. Osi cash; $40 to 81 .0ol, April si13 "a
Si.li, closing; 81 ia, May; siil2 to sl.llt
closing; 81 iii, June. Corn opened higher
In sympathy with wheat, but declined ant
closed weak; GOT to 50i, cash; 52i to 52a
April; b2i 70 bsi' Nay, Oats lower; AT g I,
Nav I r:Syl,ion. 49, dull Ap sni weak ~
only small peddling trade done
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very clever. The singing OF Miss Nellie
Brooks, save her attempts at negro melody,
OF ths Suydam brothers which was above
average. There was grand display OK
trestle work exhibited throughout the per-
iormance and the .baldheads occupied tho
front seats.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Continued from First Page.


BAsrRor, March l0.-[Special. THE
weather, which Las been exceedingly warm
suddenly changed this morning, and 1t has
been very windy and cold all day.
Colonel NJ. W. Triggs is reported improy-
ing, III spite of the unpleasant weather.
business continues as brisk as ever.
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Windy

CINCINNATI, o., March ia gale blew
from the north last night followed by rain,
turning to sleet. This morning the wind IS
still from the north. No damage yet to tel
egraph wires.
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MEMPHIS, March l9,-The river tonight
marks twenty-eight feet eight inches, a
total decline OF seven feet from the highest
point reached. The overflow throughout
this section has almost disappeared.
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Pettins sitting Bull.

ST., PAUL, March l9,-Sitting Bull and lao
followers, under military surveillance at
Fort Randall, express n desire to Join the
commander OF the Uncapspa. Sioux at
Standing Rock, and it is understood the war
department and Indian bureau will accede
to the change May LIST, owing TO the good
conduct of the savages the past winter.
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VIII Pull Henn.

WHEELING, w. VA, March l9.-This eve
ming, at o'clock, Guenther Smell entered
the drugstore Of his uncle, DR.. G. Schu.
chardt, and told his brother, Robert Smell
that he wanted TO see tho old doctor. When
the doctor entered he asked what WAS
wanted. Gunther said Don't you know
mem
"No.n
~ am Guenther,"
"Who?u
"Guenther Smell"
YES, that is ali right; do not care. You
nave been In town some time aud never
came to see me-
=, A few more words passed between them,
Robert having left the room, when pistol
shot was heard, Robert rushed back to the
store and found the old man lying on the
Moor with the blood pouring from q
wound in the side of his lead.
Guenther was placing the muzzle Of the
revolver to his own head. Robert caught
his arm, Guenther saying, LET me alonel'
A brother-in-law OF the doctor came in
rom a back room and Gucnther chased him
back with the pistol till the sittingroom
was reached, when he shot himself, the ball
entering lust below the left temple. The
officer reached him as he fell. In
moment nc rose, anu shlu, be!
me aloneh The officer detected
whisky on his breath, but the man walked
straight. He was locked up, and when OK.
smined by the doctor said he spit the bullet
out ct his mouth, and showed blister on
his tongue where It burnt. He refused tc
say anything. The doctor probed, bu,
could ind nothing He is about ~ years
old, and was raised by Schuchardt
Schuchsrd died five minutes aitel
shot. He was II years old, and considered
v ry wealthy, Coroner Schultz examined
Robert Guenther, the brother, who was the
doctors clerk, and found that Gueuther
has expressed dissatisfaction over the dis
po,al Of the doctors money IN the will. On
the way to jail Guenthes wanted u drink
and ssii II did It, but am afraid did no
do II good enough" He came to the city
about two months ago, but refused to cal
on the'doctor.
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Southern Cotton Manufacturers.

ATLANTA, March l9.-The Western South
ern Cotton Manufacturers association met
to-day. There was Il full representation.and
harmonious action for the mutual protec-
ton of the interest. The convention ad.
iourned to Augusta, at the call of the exec
ntiun cnnn Nnitinn
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DESTROYED an Entire BLOCK

DETROIT, March ia fire at Sheridan,
Mont Carmel county, yesterday morning,
destroyed an entire block, including Davis
hotel, Stebbins' jewelry store, Richards
drug store, Haines' general store and
Pitchers saloon. Loss, $50 900; insured for
SlOOl1
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A Lamar Dead.

BosToN March 0.--Charles u. l1rby, a
leprous patient in the Saem alms-house,
who contracted this disease in the Sand
witch Islands, died this evening.
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9rnin yarebouss uurned.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March ia large
warehouse owned by Alexander Mann, Mt
Dudley, Illinois, containing several thou
sand bushels of grain, was destroyed by fire
during high wind last night.
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Dukes Again.

HARRISBURG. March i9.-In the house
tonight, Brierer, Of westmoreland, intro
duced the following:
Resolved, II Is the sense ofthis house that
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Purln Ball.

Base-balls, marbles and fancy notions, at
Mason g. Erbs.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

BUTlLRCuR, TExks. sept. 4 ISL
This q 10 cerdfy that VIC have used your
WONDERFUL EIGHT" for 81 ACk LEG
In Cattle by giving nom Is % 20 drops inter-
nally and applying externally once or twice 20
the parts affected, aud II gave immediate relief,
A. J. McLuRE W. &. SHIFLETT.
A. ]. SrEMARD. WILL McLuRE
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Drowned.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March l9.--Julius Duester-
hoff. while skiif.riding on the lake. was
caught in u gale aud drowned Three
others, names unknown, who hired pleas
ure boat, are missing and, it is feared. are
lost
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Mattress Factory Burned.

EVANSVILLE, IND, March l9.-Young,
shepker & Co.'S mattress factory burned
Saturday. Loss, $1,000; insurance, 50 600.
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A Flourlng MN Burns,

LAFAYETTE, IND, March l9.-The Touring
mill of Messrs. Litzcnberger burned and
several other buildings we're damaged.
Loss, $4,000 fully insured.
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VIII Aotas General Manager.

BosIoS, March lo.-president Il, b. Phil.
lips announces he will act as general mana
ger Of the Toledo, Cincinnati 81 st. Louis
railway.
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Some Weather.

TORONTO, ONT. March l9.--0ne of the
most severe snow storms of the season is
prevailing throughout Ontario to-day.
Wind high and cold.
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ATLANTA, March l0.-The house and two
children OF William Harris (colored) were
burned.
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MINERAL RIDGE, o., March l9,-U, i.
Whitneys general store and dwelling adj
joining burned yesterday. Loss, 5000;
partly insured.
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WATERBURY,, Conn, March 19.-Patrick
Egan departs for New York this afternoon
and will thence SO to Buffalo, afterwards to
Boston,
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other News Notes of Special Interest

LonpoY, March l9,-Lady Florence Dixie,
who was attacked Saturday by two men
disguised in womens clothes, says the men
smoke no progue. She remembers seeing
her ST. Bernard dog drag one OF them back
wad.
IA no clue to the assailants. A gardener,
railing geraniums thirty yards from the
SCENE. neither saw nor heard anything of
t5e occurrence. Lady Florence says she
called to her husband for help. She states
sbe should ne sorry to attribute the out
rage TO the Land league.
HOW NE SPENT SUNDAY.
PARIS, March l9.-Parrell spent Sunday
in company with Clemenceau and Henri
ROCneiort,
ATTEMPT TO sEDUCE THE soLDIERY.
LoNaoy, March l9.-The meeting in
Brajserie les raques Of 500 so lalsts, at
which disturbance occurred, referred TO
in the Paris dispatch OF yesterday, was held
in Geneva, not in Paris, The only serious
symptom in France yesterday of socialistic
activity was the attempt to seduce the sol
diers stationed at Rheims by throwing
over the walls OF their barracks placard
cards giving directions for blowing up the
public buildings. Nine persons engaged
therein were arrested.
PERsEyERING.
Or p,TFRssuRG March 1o-persillieff
formerIv director of the post-oilice. who
some tine ago attempted suicide. araip
stained himself ana the wounds this time
are more serions.
AN OUTRAGE.
DrprrN March 19.-The Most Rev. John
McEvily, archbishop Of Tutam, replying
to Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant, on behalf
NJ the Catholic bishops of Ireland writes
that the action of the government in invest
inc nm extending relief TO distressed people
thronph the work .hon,e il an outrage on
humanity, and covert system of extermi-
MATING the naive race Arch nisbon CrooEe
has sent tiftv Dounds MS a contribution TO
ina the testimonial for ParnelI
poUg1JYG TuE pETECTtyEs.
LoypoY. March lD.-The Globe saws that
in consequence of the late outrages. the
notice force oi London will he increased by
i0OOmen and the staff of detectives on duty
nj night will be doubled.
ANOTHER Powder PLOT.
Toypoy March 10 III ia rumored that
two harrals ofnnwder have bepn found in
tbe viciniIv IF tbe LARGO pasometers Mt
KINGS rrn.S
IN THE co,n,oNs
This or,ernoon Lord Edmund Fitzmau-
ricc nnder Ioreir,n sncratnrv said the roy.
arr,,o,t baJ ,at,o,. ,,ton0sod 10 ornoInt n
British rn,idani at tha Vatican
irish memhers of narlinment discredit the
starry nr Ladv Florence Dive that She was
attockeI by moslnd mon
Lord EImund Fitzmourice stated that
no demand for mediation In the trouble
between France and Madasascar ha been
made. and the government had no inten.
ton of Increasing the humber of British
ships in MADAGASCAR.
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A man was arrested at Hearne Saturday
night bya constable for party named
Denney, whom detective Spencer was after
for tho theft of lot Of money from a Mr..
Brown. City Marshal Arnold, who went
to Hearne Sunday night, telegraphed back
yesterday that it was the wrong man.
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CoNsTANTINopLE, March ia band OF
Arabs attacked four Ottoman bstsllions
near Yemen. The Turks lost four officers
and u number of soldiers killed and
wounded. The Arabs were repulsed.
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Bvrrxscur, FExAs August Is 1851.

y essrs. Morley Bros;
GKNrRENEN: Il have sold WONDERFUL.
.IGar' 10 several Of my Customers who used
: Tor the cure Of SLACK LEG by giving
ne or two doses internally and applying it ex-
erDsny. Il worked like a charm. Yours, Ete
Y HUTfuTSNN
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Inundated.

YAzoo Cry, MISS, March 10. The
Greenwood News confirms the previously
reported....overilow of the Tallahatchie
country. Greenwood is submerged, the
water being only twelve inches below that
Of 1882, but It Is rising slowly. From
Greenwood to Henly Island the whole
country is inundated. Some OF the largest
fazoo river planters fear their interests Will
be seriously damaged.
YAzoo CRY, March l0.-Later news sets
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Iyriyenilnes We'll.

RRIzENDINEs WELL, March 1s.-[Specal, ]
Mr.. Peter Brigendine, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, visiting relations here, had fearful
encounter last night with two drunken In
dams from the territory, who endeavored to
pull him from his horse. He shot one of
them through the head, killing him in
until he lost his revolver, and they had u
terrible hrrf to hand struggle for over an
aov- v 'rizenoine finally getting the
bel,,; vi his savage assailant, whom he left
dead with his companiont ON the prairie.
Brizsndine then managed to crawl to u
house, where his wounds were dressed and
from which he was brought TO this place,
and is now able to be about, after recover
ing from the terrible shock to his nervous
system. The Indians are unknown to any
body here, and they were buried in hole
dug in the prairie
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A Gootily Bundle

NEw YORK, March l0.-rhe City Of Der
lin, from Liverpool, brought $4,000 in
specie.
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For Coughs, Asthma and Throat Disorders,
use Browns Bronchial Troches, having
proved their efficacy by q test OF many
years. Sold only 10 boxes.
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SuAwNEtTowr, lib, March 10.-Mayor
Millspaugh announces that no further aid
for the flood sufferers here is required.
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RD|yHARDI, 7HE CLOYH|ER,
7O4 ELM STREET.

In
dcOmlug Summer
now
eup The ~
BaIga nConnhr
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LONDON, March l9-Parnell goes to
America; Sexton remains to watch parlia-
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Bosror, March 10 Sullivan and Slad,
will soon make match for $4,000.
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Marshall,

MARSHALL, March l0,--[special. l-Hugh
II. Irvine informs your correspondent that
the rumor that he was to succeed Mr.. Dud-
ley as superintendent of the Texas & Pa
cic has no foundation in fact. He is in
the employ Of the southwestern system Of
railways, and will remain so.
Colonel IL. w. Loughery is seriously i'll OF
his house In jefferson.
A cold north wind has been blowing all
day. Fires and overcoats are In order.
The 100000 required by the Marshall
Car and Foundry company TO secure their
permanent location here has been raised by
subscriptions.
Isaac Parkman has been acqitted of the
charge of shooting at Blackburn.
John II. Womack has sold his interest In
his mercantile firm to his sou, j. O.
Womack, and his store-house to his son, A.
A. Womack. The old man will retire from
aotivp husinpqg
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The Wrong Man.

Plaques and Easter cards at Mason &
Erbs.
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NEWS NUGGETS,

NEWS NUGGETS.
The Michigan Republican Lion Lying
nav, With the Democratic Lamb.
,.oI,dv Florence Dixie Assault More
OF a Mystery Than Ever.
p.r0ell Will Come to America-sex-
ton Remains at Home.
George Stephens Rocket Locomotive to
be Shown in Chicago.
Sullivan and Slade viii Slug Each
other shortly.
ILeper Dies in the Hospital at Salem.
Massachusetts,.
Other News Notes Of Special Interest
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CLEBuBsE. March l0,-[special. 1.-The
music from the fine band at Mayors gar
den Saturday night last, in your city,
waited to us by telephone (tifly.hve miles, A.,
was heartily enjoyed by tho appreciative
audience Of ladies and gentlemen, who as.
sembled at your correspondence house,
where the phone was connected with the
Dallas wire.
John 7. Leigh. an old citizen Of Cleburne
and doubtless well known In your city, died
Saturday night last from pneumonia. De.
ceased was q fine business man, and had
many friends here and elsewhere. He was
ola congenial disposition, well possessed
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BROWNS
IRON
Bi77ERS

willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
Ma, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
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BROWNS
IRON
Bi77ERS

enriches the blood ant purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
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Persons tfaqEiTIng 10 rthe above letters
are requested to state a0heIl advertised
j. Il. LYNCH. Postmaster.
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Salvation for the Lungs.


Never trifle with a cough. 1t is
as safe to trife with a rattIesnake.
Check the early symptoms before
they eliminate in chronic disease,
with "Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar" Check them, did we say F?
Annihilate them would have been
the proper term, for this peerless
remedy does its work thoroughly,
leaving not a vestige of pulmonary
irritation behind. Sold by Drug
glsts at SOC. and 81 per bottle, or six
bottles, small, $3.50, and large, SIS.
The large size being most ec0nomi-
cal.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure
in one minute. +
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Notice of Administration

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n the undersigned has been appointed
AomlinIstratrlx Of the Estate Of Frank
Crocker deceased. All persons having
elsims against ssid Estate are required to
present the same, with the necessary
vouchers st my place of residence, on
Seventh East, between First and Second
South streets, Salt Lake City, Utah,
within ten months from the first publica-
ton of this notice.
LAURA a. CRocKER.
Admlnlstrstric OF the Estate of Frank
Salt Lake City, April ID, 1883. So
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TIIE REPORT AND FINAL AC-
L count of G. w. Symons, exc
cutor, and Amelia Fox, eXecQtriX
of the last will and testament of
Alexander Fox, deceased, having
been this day filed, wherein they
pray to be discharged and ask q
distribution of said estate. tt is
hereby ordered that the time for
hearing said petition be set for the
21st day of April, 1883, at
the County Court House of said
County at 10 o'clock a. m.
at which said time and place ali
parties interested can appear and
show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should
not be granted, and that a copy of
this notice be published in the Salt
Lake Daily HERALD ten successive
days.
Dated April 9th, 1883.
E. SMITH, Probate Judge.
[sEALl D. BoCKHoLT,
Clerk Probate Court.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
Complaint, you is2Se a printed
guarantee on eyery.bottle ~f Shiloh's
Vitalizer. It never faiic TO enre
Sold by q. c. II. l. Drug Store. d5)
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County, Territory
of Utah, on the 10th day of April,
1883, which, if not called tor in
one month, will be sen: to the Dead
Letter office:
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory.
In the mstterI of the Estate of James
Browh, deceased.

THE PETITION OF JANE BROWN
L and Minnie Brown, administrAtrix
Of said estate, praying for authority to
sell the real and personal property be-
fled:
It is hereby ordered that the hear
ing OF said petition be Set for the 24th
day Of April, 1888, at 10 o'clock am, of
said day, at The County Court House, in
said County, at which said time and
place any person interested may appear
and show cause, if any they have, Wby
the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted; and that copy of this order be
published in the SALT LAKE DAILY
HERALD ten successive days.
Dated April 18th, 1883.
E. SMITH,
a.. Probate Judge.
D. B0CKEoLT,
[sEAIl Clerk Probate Court. apis
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The weak, the worn and the dys-
peptic should take CoLDEN's LIQUID
BEEF TONIC. ASk for Colderl'S. take
no other. OF druggists generally. ,
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BROWNS
IRON
BIT7ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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BROWNS
IRON 1
BIT7ERS

Ladies and all sufferers from nett
ralgia, hysteria, and kindred COM
plants, will find it without an equal.
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LEHAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of the County
Of Salt Lake, Territory of UtGh.
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In the matter of estate of Alex
Fox. Deceased.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-17
From Shellsford.

To the Standard. 4en. g-
assume the privilege Of writing a.
few items for your interesting and
wide awake" paper; hut, if these re.
marks do not meet your kind approba.
ton, please throw them aside in the
waste basket and let the "dead past"
bury its dead.
We are having very pleasant wealth
er, although quite cool. @
Messrs. Eben Mead, F. M. Smith
and others, took their departure the
18th inst, for hunting expedition"
We hope them a Jolly" time--and
that all their anticipations may be fully
realized.
The firm of Mead Il DeBard, are
doing Aourishing business. They
have on hand large supply of lumber.
They also are erecting a new -four
and grist mill. They contemplate hav'
ing it completed by Jan. LIST, 1884.
These gentlemen are business, energetic
men; and it you desire anything in
their line, give them call
We had the pleasure of visiting the
fruit evaporator of this place, conducted
by E. M. Sparks. Mr.. Sparks is a
courteous gentleman, and we appreci'
ated his kindness in showing us
around" The evaporation is a wonder.
tul improvement and has been very
beneficial to the country. Mr.. Sparks
Is speaking Of leaving soon, but we
think he is going back to his old home
to look after his Interest" and will
soon return with his "better.half."
Rev. T. M. Mcconnell will preach
at this place every fourth Sabbath ia
each month, at halfp 8 o'clock p. m
We hope to have large and appreci
alive audience, as Rev. Mcconnell
is an able speaking man, and We thinl
it will do you good to hear him.
We were honored last night with
delightful serenade. Ipresume it wa
'Shellsford band" as they gave u
"Pausy Blossoms" "Peek.a.boo" etc
How sweet it is, when the shades 0
darkness have gathered around us, ant
We are slumbering in the arms of Nor
pheus, to be waited to consciousness
by the "low, sweet, mellow strains o
music" We presented our card. will
an earnest request to call again.
/ wonder il this is good weather 70
"duck-ingf" so says g. W. Mead
Dame Rumor says we are going t
have a wedding soon. Who can it be
Echo answers whof LUCILLE.
Shellsford. Nov. IA, 1888.