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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-24
TERMS, IN ADVANCE:
LOST REWARD

Between DR.. Benedict's residence,
Ninth Ward, and Mr.. Frank jennings
late residence. Twelfth Ward, parcel
containing several pieces Of lace wrapped
in brown paper and enclosed in green
veil. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at this Office.
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Frightened to Death

NeWaggo, Mich. 23.-Manuel
Lenhart, charged with the murder
of old man Baldman, a few weeks
since, was found dead In Jail this
morning. There was a dance near
by last night, and it is Supposed
Lenhart mistook the noise for prep
arations for lynching and died from
fright.
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Solemn Ceremony.

Rome, 23.-At 2 o'clock on We'd
nesday morning, thepssrt and vital parts
Of the late Pious TX we're removed with
solemn ceremonies from the crypt where
they have been deposited since his death,
and placed permanently in marble urn
nesr the tomb of the Stuarts.
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VIM. COOK,
Contractor and Builder.

Will contract for building frst-class
stores or dwelling houses, or for re-
modelling houses, or fitting up stores,
guaranteeing work of the latest and most
improved style and best quality. Work
promptly executed in all departments Of
building. Satisfactory reference given.
Shop, South Temple street, opposite
Valley House. P, o. Box 1l54. +
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The TroDhses.

San Frasciaco, 23-The executive
committee, of the Knights Templar,
passed resolution that California COM
msnderies shall not compete for the tro-
trophies offered in coming conclsVe end
that the trapbies shall become the actual
property of the winners, and not subject
to challenge.
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Abortion.

Milwaukee, 21.-Dr. orion was
found guilty this afternoon by the
coroner's jury of a double murder in
performing an abortion on Kittie
O'ToOle, and thereby causing the
death of the woman. The doctor is
in jail.
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COMM ERCIAL
PRODUCE

PRODUCE
Chicago, 23.-WheAt higher and regu-
Corn higher; 6s%, csssh; February S 56%.
Oats, lower, 39K. Rye, steady, &C. Barley
| nominal; Whiskey, II. Flax seed, steady,
130@13l. Pork, higher, nominally Is 8.
February. Is Is bid March, 40 bid April.
Lard, higher, IL 40 February; 521I
March.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, 2S.-Cotton, dull, easier;
UplSnds, 51S; Orleans, 81. Sales, 5000
bales. Bresdsluffs market easier, corn
shillings, per GENITAL, new mixed Wes-
tern and shilling 9 old mixed and Wes-
tern wheat 9 shilling, 3@7 California
average white reefs wheat past three days
1876, goo centals, including 389, 0C0 Amer
lean.
WOOL MARKET.
Boston, 23.-The past week has been
broken on account Of the celebration Of
the 22d. The wool market has sus-
tanned q recent advance of sales of the
week %, 500.0 00 pounds of all kinds Ohio
and Pennsylvania fleeces are selling al
43@45 per x, 46@47 Xxx; and Xxx and
| above. Michigan heeces in demand
with sale st 45@421z as to quality in
Guiding some round lots al 42@42H,
OUmbmg and delaine feeces are firm Of
45@471z for 1ue delsine, 48@50 No. l.
10 combiDg unwasbed woods the sales
have been considerable at wide range Of
prices, large sales being in the range Of
25@33. California has been quiet; sales
I of an important lot of Valley and Oregon
told ct 35; pulled wool in demand and
considerable sales effected at 22@47 fol
common and above supers. Foreign woe
Is quiet with sales OF $4,000 lpounds o.
Australia 48; 35 600 pounds of Cape So
and So, 900 pounds. Montevideo 1906,
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, 23.-Whisky, II
COPPER.
Baltimore. 25.-Copper quiet ,l6H.
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Foreign Sxmnarhx

Berlin. 2S.-The first instsllment, l, 600
marks Of money subscribed in Germany,
was sent to the United States to day 10
aid the sufferers by the floods in the
Ohio valley.
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STRAYED.

From the Twentieth Ward. red and
white Jersey Cow and Calf, branded
"Fenton" on the horns. Any perpoR
returning che same to Mr.. John Daynes,
or furnishing him information of their
whereabouts. will be rewarded. .
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The michigan MaddIe

Detroit. 2S.-First ballot in the legis-
lature to-day: Henry Chamberlain,
democrat. 40, Palmer 81. Willets II,
Crosby 10, Stockbridge II, Whitney 4,
Ferry 5, Stout q Hannah 2, Lsthrop l,
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
DEAD!
AS a Door Nail---The Second Ed
munds Bill.
Especial Dispstch to the HERALD

Washington, - 29.-The Senate,
after six hours consideration of the
Edmunds bill, without action, adj
journed. No quorum. The demo-
Gratis fillibustered. Edmunds is
WOrsted.
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NOTICE.

Parties holding Duo Bills against the
firm of Wn. Jennings q Sons, are re-
quested to present them before March
10th 1888. VIM. JENNINGS s. Sons.
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MRS. MARIAN WILLARD,

A follower of Fanny Kemble during her
readings at the Marlebone Institution,
London, England, will give lessons in
ElocutiOn, French, German, English or
Italian, the Guitar or Piano, at her resi-
dence, at Mrs. Greenwald's, one door
west Of Methodist Church Or. Iif's),
Third South Street.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
GIRL WARTED.

In small family; no children; must
understand cooking Apply at DR..
Rockmsn's Office, opposite Walker
House, between 1 4 p. m.
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THE TAMM0TH MINING CO.
Secretary @. j. Selwyn, London Bank
of Utah.
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NOTICE.
Utah Brewery to the Front,

TT IS A WE'LL KNOWN FACT
]. that the "Jesnnesten was crushed be-
tween the ice bergs of the north, but tha
stock Of Msrgetts' ale and Porter heg
had on board is still floating sround, ano
those who desire their families supplied
with this delicious beverage. can have ii
delivered by the KeE or Barrel, by leSg,-
ing orders st Hsrdy Bros sud Burton :;
Stores, or St the Brewery, 1elh Wsrd.
I ESTATE 2. B bfARGETTS.
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REMOVAL.

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, Professor of
Music, has removed to Main Street, one
block north of Temple, East Side. +
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EASTERN QUAIL
AT PRICE & Gives.
STREET CAR NOTICE.

lion and after Monday, November ~,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars will run to
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway and
return; and the Twentieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Ward and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and half hours.
o. P. ARNOLD,
+ Superintendent.
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ORANGES ORANGES..

Oranges by the box cheap, at Cutler
Bros.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-24

DR.. WllL s. Hoy, Physician, Sur.
geon and De:matologist. Tendersh his
professional services to the public; at.
tends to all calls, day or night, can
be found in his office, n. q, corner Of
Main and Market sts,, when not pro.
fessionallly engaged. Telephone com.
munications from office 10 residence
attended to at I'LL hours, night or duy,
by Office boy. g.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-24

As msay Of our young people, and
not few Nd ones, are now INDUCING
in matrim0ly, they should remem.
her, In the FIRST solitary hour after
the ceremony, young woman, take
tho BRIDEGROOM and demand Of him a
solemn WV and you give him one
in return Promise one another sa.
credly ueor-not even in jest-to
wrangle Gth each othOr-neyor to
handy vols or indulge in The least
i'll Aumor
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-24

Our Tanner aud Shoe Manufactur.
or, D. S. Snyder, calls your attention
to the fact that he pays the market
price for Hides, Bark, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, &c. Sells all kinds Of Leath.
er, and makes to order out Of bes.
material good fit or no trade, Boots,
Shoes, DC, at lowest prices. All
business will receive prompt and
careful attention. Tannery, No. 6
East llth St.; Shoe Shop No. SO West
Main st. jan,18-ly.
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Sensible grill hear her. "Do not
lay me down by the ripping brooks
side, lest babbling lovers wake me
from my dreams, norm the beautiful
cemeteries in the valleys, lest sight
seers coming over epitapbs, distract
me; but let ny last sleep be under
the counter Of the merchant and the
business man generally, who never
advertiSes. There is the peace which
passeth all understanding, and a deep
sleep on which neither the buoyant
football ofyouth nor the weary shuttle
and drag Of old age, will ever in
trude."
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LOCIL TIERS.

LEON ITEMS Good health, kind
feelings temperance, etc, prevail at
Leon. Eyerythingina abundance that
iscalculatedto makeus happy-even
to plenty ofiain, snow and mud.
We saw the pleasant, smiling Ho.
mer Varian and Daniel sayre, Of LIZ.
tart, West Virginia, on our streets a
few daysago, and now our merchants
say, blest be the ties irailroad) that
bind our towns in business ways. =
The merchants want ties at Leon,
to fill recently made contracts.
Squire Burdett walks as high as a
mule, and dispenses law every now
and then. lie fills the bill. The re.
cent municipal election at Leon call.
ed Squire Burdett to the Mayors
chair. Dignity, gentlemen, raise
your hats,
Our schools are in iine working or
der and the good work goes on finely.
There has been meeting in prog
ress at the NJ. L. Church for The past
two weeks, conducted by Rev. Miles,
which has been attended with good
results. The conservation meetings
were very affecting, the alter being
crowded with the membership Of the
church seeking more complete CON
secration TO God. The church is in
fine condition, and the financial con.
dition the best it ever was.
We are proud in saying we chal-
lenge any town in West Virginia to
show u better moral and religious
status than Leon. Two churches, no
saloons, and out Of 20 occupied dwell
ings only 8 families remain out ofthe
churches; IS are connected with the
N. u. Church and S with the Baptist.
The way our ferry bell rings enc
would think our ferry was a thing Of
Importance.
We failed to see that through train
on the 18th inst, and therefore can
not describe those palace coaches.
All we have seen thus far are of q
flat order, but wehave the patience
10 wait 0, for an excursionto Rich.
mond: Some of our citizens talk of
going up to the Capitol to attend the
lectures of Dr.. De lass; why not
have an excursion Lhcn2
From the reports given in the
Pittsburgh Adtocate, it would appear
that Methodism would take West
Virginia in 4 few years. The .Advo.
cate, Messenger, and Point Pleasant
Register are well patronised by our
citizens-a good mark.
Leon is waitirdg for the consta J
tipr1uaHendment, Brothers Ecksrt
AID Sayfe are at Wheeling looking
after that little matter, don't forget.
Everybody is glad to Set the Regis
ter, and if it amt on time Brother
Lewis grows nervous. OCCASIONAL.
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HANNAH ITEMs,-Not seeing any
items from Hannah, I thought
would send you a few on trial.
people are enjoying good health
and Ore apparently very happy.
Wheat does not look very promis.
ing at present.
We havea good Sabbath School at
Moore's Chapel, which has been in
operation about five years, without u
single vacation, aud has done much
toward bringing about good society.
We had a festival on the night Of
the 18th inst, the proceeds Of which
went to our Pastor, Rev. John Mar.
tin. A finc time was had. Several
cakes we're voted to the best looking
young ladies attending the festival,
which brought from two to twelve
dollars. The successful candidates
we're Miss NJ. B, Rece, Jennie Hun.
ter and Jennie Z. King. The select.
ion Of these young ladies showed the
good taste Of the voters. The net
proceeds Of the festival was s4S.20.
We have a new Post.offiCe at this
place called Ashton, with Robt. ].
Neale ayP. NJ.
The pads are extremely bad, and
getting worse owing to this open
wet weather. J. W. S.
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No doubt quite d number of per.
sons swore of on the first. Swearing
of doesn't amount to much. Ifsoms
ofour young men would do less swear.
Ing and a little more staying off
Creator confidence would be placed in
them.
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GossIp. The river Is on The rise
and the river piers are about sub
merged.
An overloaded stomach Is as fatal
scmetinsesas an overloaded gun.
ofcourse a lady's train has to take
the back track.
Syrup and buckwheat cakes are
nov the popular breakfast dish.
The tendency Of the masses tow.
ards reform is shownin The abolition
Of tight.legged psnts.
The coal-dealers lucky mem
how they have sold the black dia-
tmonds for the week past
When a foolish man gets full Of
rye he begins to feel his oats.
In spite Of protests the waltz still
holds itown. Love rulesthe whirled.
There is nothing like a molasses
candy pulling to make young people
candid when giving taGy.
"Alasl that so many people look up,
on religion simply as a Gre escaped
exclaimS a southern preacher.
All the bosses and all the hsnds
engaged on the bridge york are re.
turning.
We are now told that the cars will
be on the road in about ten days.
The town election approachoth.
DR.. Stafford, Dentist, will make
monthly visits to this place.
The hull Of Mr.. John Parsons new
boat is about completed.
Quite number Of houses will be
builtin The Spring in this place.
Farmers say that the wheat does
not look very promising at this time.
The Sterling miners near Clifton
have gone back to work.
Work will be plenty here in the
Spring.
The ice on the back-water now af-
fords good skating.
The river piers are completely
submerged.
The Racquet Club had another
dance Monday night. The "raquet"
is getting quite popular.
The ice has cut down the Golfer
dams and derrick frames Of the river
piers.
Sunday and Monday we're regular
old.fashioned billiards..
The packets do not seem to mind
the ice;they plough right along.
Parkersburg is developing some
first.class scandals.
The invitations for the coming
dance were printed at this Office.
The town ID full Of English spar.
lows.
Isn't tsingular how women relish
scandal on their own sex9 And
how they roll the Sweet morselp I'm.
der their tongue.
Lawyers will find a good supply Of
legal cap at the Peoples Store.
Now is good time to lock yoarI
coal house door,
We have just received 4 nice 'ot Of
printers stationary, such as letter.
heads, &c,
The towpcnr'rfcil are going to TAX
Lh"at butchers in hand. IT'S we'll.
If you wan! to bid for the poo
practice in town, read the writer
notices posted up around town.
Maj, W. II. TomIinson and Mi
lobe Lewis have gone to Cincinnati
to buy cattle.
Hon. G. P. Simpson isin Washing
ton City,
Hon. Jas. B. Menager returned
from washington. lie VIII not sail
for China until June next.
What is the town doing towarc
securing a proper fire apparatus fol
the protection of the town?
Is this weather cold enough fol-
you? Please telephone us.
This would be good place to start
a religious revival,
The LenJen season Will soon be
upon US.
The Kanawha harbor is free from
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-24

Boys, as a writer says, you are al.
ways better at home than about the
streets at night Get some good bookS
aud read them, and thus gain salua.
BILE knowledge for future use, rather
than idle away your hours. Boys
that continually hang around the
streets learn bad habits and general.
ly become miserable men.
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INvESrtoN.-Mr, A. W. Ward, Of
this place, has invented an apparatus
which he claims will prevent the
burning out" of steam boilers, and
will save oue.half ofihe fuel now con.
sumed to heat a boiler. The Cincin.
natl Marine Journal, in noticing this
invention, says; "If these claims are
substantiated by practical tests, all
users Of steam aud the general public
will have reason for rejoicing, as
much for thesaving of fuel as for less.
ening the possibilities of disasters"
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4 wedding Il on Tie taps. We
won't give the parties away just.
now. Go 70 thinking.
A few ctumbsi in your back yardor
on your front pavement remember
will Keep many q sparrow and little
snow bird from starving,
The most stylish round hats are
tip.tiltea over the forehead, The Lang.
try and the oad-looking Phrygian
cap being fayorites.
Weare told that Mr. James Win.
don lost his pocketbook one DAY
last week. II contained some go in
money, besides valuable papers.
Mr., Henry Hess will occupy the
room lately occupied by John NJ. Ad.
kins, where he will engage in the
upholstering business.
Preparations are now being made
to push the work on the bridge, as
soon as the weather opens,
James Gibson, engineer al The
Clifton Nail Mills last Friday caught
his hand in the pump shaft, badly
crushing it. He will lose his right.
hand.
If trains leave hsreinthe morning
and return in the evening, wliat then.
eft will Point Pleasant derive from
the Railroad?
Invitations Ire out for dance at
City Hall next Monday night. Ills
intended to make this the grandest
affair of the Season.
The tongue Of the scandal monger
still waggeth in this place. If they
would keep their own front door
clean they would have enough todo.
CLAIMS ALLowED.-In compliance
with resolution Of the House of
Representatives, Secretary Folgef
sent to Speaker Keller list Of l447
claims arising under the Act Of July
4th, 1854, examined and allowed by
the proper accounting officials, since
January 9th, 1882, amounting to
2S9,4S0S0. OF these claimants SO
are residents of this State, and the
total amount of claims is s1S,S12.97. |
We append the following residents
Of Mason and Putnam counties whose
claims were allowed aud ordered
paid:
Mason-James Capehart, executor
of JAS. Capehart, deceased, SIS; John
L. Charles, $2,2S2 50; Bazaleel 1nman,
800; John W, Miller, sl2O; Samuel
Roush, s240.
Putnam-Wjlliam u. Webb, $500;
Ann Hensloy, 500.
Misses Picnic Helm and Sophia
Vollert, of this place, started out With
a subscription paper last week f6rf
the sufferers by the inupdation in
Germany, and succeeded in raising
thirty dollars, which has been for.
warded to the Central Committee, all
Cincinnati. The names Of ali cqaS
tributors will appearin the Cincin.
natl Rolksblaa. All heSaor to the
young ladies' although American
born, they do not f46rget the Father.
land. The 'ASouhg ladies desire US to
sincere thanks to the
eontributors.
New Firm. "a new hardware firm
has just commenced business in the
Enos Smith store room, under the
name off, NJ. Adkins & Co. They
nynnnsa ~ Loo,> /, E.,, ll.
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The trade 10 alchoholio liquors is
said to bo dull in this place now; the
boys drank it all up during The holi
days, or that is, all thoy were able to
pay for
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"Ronrh on Rnls.r

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed'bugs, skunks, chipmunks,
gophers. loo. Druggists.
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BADLY HuRT.-one day last week
a young man named Gathagin, run
ming on the tow boat Liberty, as a
deck hand, was seriously hurt by the
breaking of a cable, the end of which
struck him in the abdomen, laying
bare his entrils. He was brought to
this place ard at last accounts was in
a very precarious condition, as it was
believed he could not live.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-24

IN. 80 JuV6IUg ITUH IH6
ull Sersimmon trees, the heavy fur
mt Re wild animals aud other veil
IpS IN signs. Thtse have proved to
"a true, as anyone can now attest.
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New FmM.-A new hardware firm
has just commenced business in the
Enos Smith store room, under the
name of. NJ. Adkins & Co. They
propose to keep q tirst,class hardware
store, and also to keep a good stock Of
farming implements, ard engage
largely in the manufacture Of tin.
ware, They will make metal roofing
a specinl'y. We bespcak for this
firm a fair and full share of the pub.
lie patronage,
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Total..o..Y.".,. .........slOOd
Parties working for the above .prsn,i,,1s
must invariably send 0Ss DotlaR with
each name reported, and they should give
names with r. o. addresses, and send
money as last DIS subscribers are obtained.
Small amounts of money may be sent by
mail at the Company's risk, but amounts
over - must besent by post.olfice money
order, check, or by registered letter.
Send for Specimen copy and then
Subscribe for It.
Address,
THE WEEKLY NEWS,
2O4 and POS Race Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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Mrs. Mary Broadbprst, who has
been i'll for some time past, died at
her sisters residence in this place,
yesterday morning, at $50 o'clock.
The funeral will take place this
"wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, at the NJ. E. Church. The
frieads Of the deceased are invited.
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"Buehu.paiba.,.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis.
eases. 81. Druggists.