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tration. 1t was in evidence that
defendant paid but $S25 for the property,
and it was also in evidence that he has
been offered as much as $4OO
for one lot. Tho commissioners
appraised the property at $3.50 prepare.
tory to being condemned by the court.
Defendant gave notice ofappeal
The Rev. s. H. Werlein, of the Southern
Methodist church. leaves this evening for
Bryan, to deliver the opening sermon at
the commencement of the Bryan Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college.
The Rev. r. w. b. Elliott, d D., Bishop
of western Texas. will preach in the Chris
tian church tomorrow at both services.
DIR. William Carey Crane. president OF
the Baylor university Of Independence;
is in the city and will
deliver two se-mons tomorrow,
Que at the First Baptist church in the
morning, the other at the Fifth Ward Bap-
tist church in the evening. Dr. Crane has
for the last twenty years been president OF
Baylor university.
This afternoon the Galveston syndicate.
which is headed by Colonel Sirclair,
purchased a controlling interest
In the Buffalo Bayou Street railroad.
This gives them absolute control Of the
street railroads in Houston, which will add
a great deal to the prosperity OF the town
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wEATHEKFokD.


WEATHkRFoRD, June 25.-IspeciAl J. Our
citizens were no little surprised hast night
to learn from the city physician, DIR. X. J..
Mckenzie, that in company with Drs. Ia
Grande and Mllliken, he had examined q
family Of sick negroes, IN the northwest
quarter OF the city. and that upon e1aminA-
ton, the disease was found 70 be small-pO1.
IL now appears that some three veets aa
q negro came here from Abilene sick, arN
In a shcrt while died. As the disease dn
not break out IN has case, the physician df
not know that be bad the snall-po1. hDcs
then some ten others have sicseDed, one
diving, the Others stall sick, the attsDdxg q
physician proDouncing the disease nothing
but chicken-po1. The city council met
promptly and took active steps 20 isolate
ihe sick, provide Tor their wants and 10
prevent the spreading Of the dreaded
ease. Fortunately We have here but ~
negroes, and but few whites have bea -
posed. 80 but little fears are sntsrtaiD-f q
its spreading.
The weather Is very warm and ulsar.
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EMORY.


ExoKT. June B.-ispsoisi-l-A strange
and sudden death occurred 81 tbs pisces
yesterday. An elderly gentleman, sho1t
S. o. % year. Of are, cane INTO one % the
biillsrd-ro0rns here 20 play q rzrns Of ~
spusreutly IN tns vsry Dsst Of health. ~
hsd jusi finished the game sDd vhiisf T1l-
ting ND The last bal vas suddenly stud =
the arm and other parts q fhe rofy ~
vhst seemed % b paraiysis Re vns
ulsdisfely tafsn 70 he bouss q ne tMul
fsr. q Ms. Tune, vbere ialtbCurt ururn ID
lF sttendec br ptysican. 10 sbortly a-ff
errirsd- His name uas p Hnr.e. asf .
brotber Of tne gentiernar whc fesTe the
hufel. He stood wsl ard vE rrct 80
pected In ne couuunfy.
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MKINNEY.
Matters at a Crisis-Tbs Reunion-other
Matters.

Matters at q Crisis-Tbs Reunion-Othcr
Matters,
MCKINNEY. June S3. [special.l Last
night band of makers called on Hoot
Bowen and Hosea johnson, parties sus-
pected Of being engaged in
the rascalities lately COM
mitted. ladies have been insulted, and mat
ters are at a critis which requires a cure.
our officers are busy with court matters,
and have evidence looking to the guilty
ones. bat not sufficient 10 convict.
THE members OF the reunion committee
met to-day and adopted programme.
Governor Throckmorton will deliver the
address Of welcome, Governor John Ireland
will respond. and addresses will then be
delivered in the following order by General
L. M. Lewis, Ex-Governor Jofin Q. Brown,
Ex-Governor X. b. Hubbard, General W.
b, Bate, Of Tennessee; General @. w. Russ,
y. q, Bower, Ex-Governor +. r. Lubbock,
General 8. l.. Ross, Olin Welloorn, y ohm II.
Reagan, and General 8. b. Marcy.
G, T. Morris was to-day admitted TO ball
IN the sum Of 5000.
j. A. L. Wolfe was elected as special
iudQf.
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JEFFERSON. .
A Rapist Caught oonfesses the Crime and
duplicates Others.

JrrrKKsos, June 2S.-Tspecial. G-Alex-
snder Lacy, one Of the black brutes who
criminally assaulted Mrs. Rogers, as re-
port ed on 10th instant, has been captured
and made confession OF his own guilt, and
ssys there are two others interested and
equally guilty. II appears that the third
one implicated stood outside OF the house
uith hi. run 10 keep watch while his as
sociates were in the house. The other
two Villains we're seen near here on yester-
dsy evening and will in all probability be
Our ice factory is now supply ing MS with
eood and abundant quantities OF ice. Mr..
". r. Kennon and bis accomplished young
wife returned home . few days since after
an extended bridal tour throughout the
eeut' The weather continues progressively
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TYLER
H.r,eu. ana nI.,sn.s.ss. k.sss..

TYlEs, June 2-lsP-ci.l.l-Ths propO-
sition from the KsDsas 4 Gulf Snort Line
railr ed 70 locafe their machine shops here.
ssili habgs FIRE The only dif1cnlty nov is
the rnisirg the n cesssry smouDf Of cssh 20
purchase the right-Of-THy throufh the city.
TIE matter viii reach fnale MONDAY
ProEr-sor J. G. Brooks. lsfe s-reriDtfnd-
suf Of The public schoo,s of GsinesFills, kss
Aeep chnssn 20 IN the same post. Z m the
e ~ schools here.
" G0vsrnaT Rsbp-ts i sPsDdirg . few
saw with bis rbIdreu here.
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IAMPAsAs


LsxrAsss, June Z.-lspecisl Mr..
Jane. Pfouts, one Of the HEHsID sftsebses.
reached here last night and has been enjoy
ing the sulphur baths to-day.
~. = Oreus, of v0ur city, is With ne.
Tnaf i've Dallss frm. BetteTton. Irvine A
O.. ril son locafs here and VII then
carry q la-gs wholesale sock % houo-s.
A young man named Marquis Ns-sh shos
hiruseifscciceutelly 10 ths arm here yesfe--
dsv. H contuif.ed fbs sct vhiis afferp,.
inT 20 pun ouf his pocfsf hsncksrchief
but uuiuTtunstrly r0t bod q he pistol
wher Il vent q.
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DENIsoN.

A Satisfactory verdict-Postal Improve
ments.
DEusos, June 23.-ISpeciAl.I-Th case
Of the State vs.. O'Brien on the charge o
obtaining money under false pretenses, and
which has ercited general attention, was
to-day tsrminated By the scquittal Of the
defendant, who IL generally highly respect
ed and seems 70 have had the sympathy Of
ali from the beginning. The particulars Of
The case were given several days ago.
A post-Ofiics Official is here 10 locate .
new post-0fBcs building st this place. IL
nov being q second-class once Il viii be
ftted up with AL the lstesf improvements.
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wHITEsBORO
An Alleged Horse Thief caught-An In
citing Court Scene.

citing Court Scene.
WHrrnsBoBo, June q. - ISpecial.l -
cleaver Csntrell, who is charged with steal
ing q horse from T. NJ. Armstt, Of this
place, last winter, and who was captured q
short time ago in Arkansas was brought TO
this place Yesterday evening By Deputy
sheriff Hughes, and bad his examining
trial to-day. before Esq. J. G. Maple, and
was placed under bond Of 81 9o0 in default
Of which be was committed 10 jail. During
the examination Il was reported thst bis
brother, Who Wa present, was armsd with
a dirk. He refused 10 be searched. and o
dificulty followed. IN which there was q
brilliant display Of sixshooters In the
crouded courtroom. He was finally hand
cuff and searched before the ill-feeling led
70 bloodshsd. No weapon was found In his
r.oaaearfon
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BIG SANDY.


BE saspY. June 23.-[special. lon yes
terdsy. ct Kings ferry, near Big sandy,
ths desd bodv Of An old man OF some sev-
entv SUMMERS, was discovered drifting
doxn the Sabine river. He had, from all
rppearsnoes, been dead for some days, con-
sequently the jury Of inquest was unable 70
srrive ct any probable cause Of his death.
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HOUToS.
A osrtroversy - Religious Sotss-A Mon
opoly Clinched

oposy olinched
Hous7os, June .. -fsPecisll- This
morning three CON missioners, W. W. Har-
rrll. o. /. Cochran, and Henry Brsshesr.
tired the Csc Of ne 0oii' Oolorsoo
cs~fa Pc kailway COMPANY
" John Lyon, Of the Fiftn ward, for con
Am uefiun Of certain properly, elgnt lois ~
r-0ruf owned by the dsfsn1snt and wanted
- rIlsirfifi for riebt Of way The road
80 c1s1ed the defendant u 60 for the
r-r-s-ffv. and tis refuszi - t-ke this pTlr-
- % shs ustlsr beink laid before .
I'D a ttmnission r for arti-
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TELEHRAMS.
The French ProposaIs.

London, 1S.-The Standards
Paris correspondent says: The
memorandum discussed at to-day's
interview between Marquis Using
and Prime Minister Ferry, contains
the French counter proposals to
those which Marquis Using for
mulated. The Chinese diplomat is
unfavOrably impressed by the
substitution of NJ. Ferry for nj,
Challemel Laeourt in the negetia-
tions.
The news of General BOute's de,
parture dnder the pretense of a
mission to an English colony was
the occasion of much surprise here.
The Standards Vienna dispatch
says: The American minister to
China has Joined with the English
representatives in urging China to
come to an understanding with
France.
The American mercantile marine
has received instructions from
France that all vessels carrying war
materials to Tonquin will be cap
tured as priVateers by the French,
navy,
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Bullion.
New York. lS.-Bar silver 1917.
Wall Street.

New York, S.-Gov5rnments strong,
stock market opened firm and advanced
Is to Is per cent. latter Lake shcre.
Other VAnderbilts and Louisville and
Nashville also strong; Villasds were
weak, the only reason given fJr decline
being that old bear party were from sell
lers and hoped to break the mark 1
thereby. With the single exception of
Denver, market remained quiet, firm and
yielded only Il to u per cent. In con-
nection with advance in trunk lines il
was stated that the companies had more
business Offering than they could accom-
MEDIATE. and negotiations were pending
whereby opposition By lske propellers
would be Withdrawn, either by purchase
or otherwise. Advance in general list
hsd stimulating effect on Willard prop
critics and they recovered q each for
Northern Pacific common and preferred
to 402S and Il respectively, and II for
Oregon Trans to 655s, Denver also re-
covered to 2711 and as compared with
last nights closing prices are 4 TO rs
per cent. higher. In specialties Pacific
Mail rose per cent to 3611. Steamship
Frizer to day brought S250,000 gold in
French coin and bars. Mining stocks
fairly Setive. Northern Belle sold 600,
Iron Silver S05, Chrysolite 40. Little
Chief 81 TO So. Robinson Con 46 to AZ,
Sonora Con 80 to SO. Sales for the day
41,330 shares. Money morket easy, 2 tc
"a, closed at 2. Prime mercantile pa,
per, So to 7, sterling exchange demand
SO to SO Il.
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Butler interviewed.

Boston, l8.-The following is an,
inte5 view had with Governor Butler
tonight.
Reporter-''Governor Butler, I
see it appears Henry L. Pierce has.
written letter of withdrawal from
the canvass ?"
General Butler-"Yes, l see, but
the newspapers lie, so 1 can't place
any dependence upon what they
say. Do you really take it to be a
withdraWalf"
Reporter-"Yes, sir, I'm sure of
it. Have you anything TO say about
it, Governor ?"
Butler-"Yes; all I have to say is
to repeat the old couplet, Three
cheers for the dead already, hurFah
for the next to die"
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New Jersey Republicans.

Trenton, N. j., 18.-The Repub-
lican delegations all arrived by 10
O'Clock. The contest started this
morning where it left off last night.
Judge Dixon was largely in the
lead, although the friends Of ex~
Congressman Hill are many and are
making an active canvass in his
behalf. A movement has just been
started in favor of Secretary Ere
linghuysen that promises to accom-
plish something. a dispatch was
received from George Jones, of the
New York Times, stating that
Frelinghuysen would accept and
advising his nomination.
The Republican State convention
assembled at noon. William Wal
ter Phelps was chosen temporary
chairman, and after appointing the
usual committees, it took recess IN
til $50 pm.
Judge Jonathan Dixon was NOM
mated for governor on the first
ballot.
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The odd Fellows.

Providence, R. l., 18.-This after
noon a parade was given compli-
mentary to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows. The city is
filed with visitors. Buildings are
finely decorated. The process
sion was in Two divisions, and
5000 men were in line. Forty
bands furnished the music. In
the evening the music hall was
filed, at the reunion and concert.
After the concert J. NJ. Yietch,
Past Grand Sire, delivered an intro
ductory address Other addresses
were made by G. Fl Randall, Grand
Representative of California; NJ. D.
Perring, Grand Representative of
Texas; William Cumbach, Grand
Representative of Indiana; and ].
W. Stebbins, Grand Representative
of New York,
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The Half Breeds.

New York, 1.-THE executive
committee of anti-machine Repubs
licans this evening adopted reso-
lutions denouncing the prOcla-
nation of the machine organization
that its doors were open to all
Republicans as a sham, declaring
that the late primaries were con-
Quoted according to the usual
machine methods, and that only
five of eighty delegates elected
are independents, and concludes By
stating that while they are loyal
Republicans, they do not hold them
selves bound to obey the orders Of
this gang Of political frauds. 4
copy of the resolutions will be for
warded to the State convention.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 1s.-Flour quiet, unchanged,
Whest-Opered lower, closed higher.
Regular 931s, Sept. 945s, Oct spring,
9335, 2 red winter SO.
Coru-Demsnd active unsettled; 481E
to 4S5s cash, Sept. 482I.
OAts--Fsirly active, shade higher; q
cash, 271s Sept, 272s Oct.
Rye-Lower, 81.
Barley-Dull, 59x.
Pork-Opened weak lower, closed firm
at outside prices 10 go to 1866 cash Sept,
1906 to 106711 Oct.
Lsrd-Demsnd active, higher; Z to z. 05
cash September; Z 95 10 1914 October.
Bulk lnests-Fsir demand; shoulders
81. short ribs 600, short clear 6.15.
WhiskY-Unehsnged, Is.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, 1S.-The DroUsrS'J Journal re-.
ports:
Hogs-Receipts $1,000; very dull, 10
to Is lower; packing 4. 40 to 4. IS, packing
and shipping 465 to 500, lights 4.65 to
500; closed very weak.
Csttle--Receipts 5000; dull, weak all
around, 10 to Is lower; no exports Of
fered: good to choice shipping, 95 to
SIS; common to medium S.85 to 4.75,
stockers $50 to $50, feeders so to 4;
range 10 to Is lower, 3.46; grass Texans,
S9S te 1906 pounds $50 to 4. 05, 489 Wy.
oming Texans 900 TO 1912 pounds LOS to
l.04. thin half breeds 1916 pounds, 4.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; steady; inferior
to fair, 800 to 3.25; medium to good
$40 to $50, choice to extra 90 to 4.25.
lambs per head, LOO to 8 IS, Texas sheep
ESQ to S.75.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Horse Market and Livery Stable.

In connection with the Horse Market,
we have started Livery Stable, and will
beplessed to furnish old friends, rs we'll as
new ones, with livery in all its branches.
Carriages for funerals. We keep con-
stsntly on hand fine lot Of Geldings
and young Mules for sale. People having
horses to sell, or Wishing to purchase,
will do we'll to call at the Horse Market,
Or communicate by telephone.
one Balm 81 inch wagon nearly new,
lifted for freighting or Arizona travelling,
for sale cheap.
+ FAUST s. Sons.
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Dr. Van Hummen has been in Salt Lake
hut two weeks, and already offers the follow
ing Well-knOWn citizens as references ABOUT
ths great success Of his treatment Of CatRuh
OF the Nose, Throat and Lungs:
Judge q. J. Wenner, Office over London
Bank.
Major ". q. Bid.
". Brsdemeyer, Mining Engineer and
United States Surveyor, - second south
street. Treated for twelve years. ana 10 10
nS Mr. Ei Stephen T Leyburn, First South and
6r- Steinhart. 22i State road, tried all the
rr0rninent physicians in st. Louis ana New
York, and vent TO Europe last year. he got
no benefit untllthe past two weeks uh0ef LIZ
van Hummelfs treatment.
NJ Orson RoFers, with Spencer Ga
says UI.ife Is looking brighter now"
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BRASS TO THE FRONT.

When numbering your houses get
Tuckfeld's Polished Brass Figures and
Lettera. They are handsome, durable
and cheap. Can be supplied TO order.
Address postal card to j. w. Tuckfeld
& Son, Founders and Mschinists, State
Road, Salt Lake City.
N. B.-We have a large stock OF
Crates, Backs and extras for stove re-
pairs. Get them done now, for winter.
Orders promptly attended to. +
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New York Markets.

New York, 17.-Wheat cash lower,
options opened to q lower, reacted l to
IL, closing barely steady; receipts 348, :
600; exports 96, GOO; unRfsded red LOO to
1, 1S1<; No. 4 red " to 922<; steamer No
LOS to 1.0515, 1.06A delivered; No. 2
red 1.l0A to LII; elevator Liz to 1.12
delivered.
Corn-Opened u to 11s lower, recov-
cred Il to e, closing firm. Receipts 49,
600; exports 1876, 900; ungrAded, 81 to 62Z;
No. 2, COZ to $685. elevator; 61Z sfoat,
Oats-H higher. Receipts, IS, 900; ex-
ports 10. OJ0; mixed Western, 80 to Be;
white, IS to 8s.
Pork-Quiet, firm; new mess 1900
to 1880.
Lard-Strongi prime steam, S.45.
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Patching UP the Navy.

San Francisco, 18.-The ironcIad
Monadnock was successfully
launched at Mare Island navy ward
this afternoon. In order to meet
the requirements of Congress, the
vessel, supposed to be the old Mona
adnock is repaired, but with the
exception of one plank, everything
is new. The old ship still lies in the
same spot where she was beached
when brought to the navy yard.
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BEA MEETING OF
1 the Property Taxpayers Of the School
Districts No. Al and so, on Saturday, the
18th day Of September, 1888, ct the
Forty-frst District Schoolhouse, st
O'Clock Cevening), to vote on the rate per
cent. to be assessed, for the purpose OF
enlarging the present Forty-frst District
schoolhouse, and transact such other
business that may come before the meet
ing.
E. HOLMAN,
WELLS CLARK,
JAMES OSTERMAN,
Trustees,
Sandy, September 18Th. 1888. SIG
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Willard sDecIines

Portland, Or, 18.-Henry Y ilIard
in a letter to the Astoria chamber
of commerce, says: ST regret to saw
that the estimates Of the cost OF q
line from Portland to Astoria are so
large that it will be impossible for
the Oregon Trans Continental com.
pany to undertake its construction. !"
The Astoria people are greatly dis
appointed,
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INDIANAPOLIS

The above are the results of neg
lected and mistreated Catarrh.
Below follow the results of DR.. Van
Hummell's treatment of Nose, Ear,
Throat and Lung Disease.
The Doctor has taken an Office on
West Temple street, third house
south of Valley house.
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Billiards.

st. Joseph, No., 18.-Sexton de.
feated Wallace in a cushion carrom
game tonight; score, $50 TO IS.
Sehaefer vanquished Sexton in the
balk line game; score. Sehaefer $50,
Sexton 429.
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New Restaurant.

Denver Beer Hall sn1 Restaurant,
opposite the D. and r. G. Depot. Saloon
and Restaurant. Hot and Cold Meals
served at all hours.
HENRY BUHRING,
Proprietor.
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DIVIDEND NO. 8.

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS OF
" the Crescent Mining Company.
Notice is given thst a dividend of 5
cents per share on the capital stock OF
the company will be PAID at the Office OF
W. S. Mccormick, treasurer, on the 10Th
day of September, 1888. Sock transfer
books will be closed at o'clock pm, on
September 2zth, and be opened October
Iss, 1888, snd dividends will be paid to
those who sre holders as appears by the
books Of the company on the evening OF
the 24th.
G. L. HAINE5,
al9 Secretary.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A Farm of Fifty Acres of land, in
American Fork, with new brick house,
with three rooms. Good water title.
For particulars apply 10
JOHN DUNCAN,
I Heber City, WAsateh Co, Utah.
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Te Gogs3F OF Of SAT- It'll LAKE. S.
I, D. BoCKHoLT, Clerk Of the Probate
Court in and for the County Of Salt Lake,
in the Territory OF Utah, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is full, true and
correct copy Of order fxings time for
hearing petition for order of sale of real
estate in the matter of the estate of O.
N. Gillstt, deceased, as appears Of record
in my Office.
In witness whereof, l have
hereunto set my hand and
[sEAL.1 affixed the Seal OF said Court
this 18th day Of September,
AID. 1888.
D. BOCKHOLT,
sI6 Probate Clerk.
s. W. DARKE, Attorney.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Tn the Probate Court Of Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Solomon
Leebes, deceased.

LeeDee, CeceaeeG'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
N the undersigned, administrator of the
estate o Solomon Leebes. deceased, TO
the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication of
this notice TO said administrator, at his
place of business, No. 154 West side of
East Temple street, between First and
Second South Temple streets, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
MOSES @. PHILLIPS,
Administrator of the Estate of Solomon
Leebes. deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City, August 30th,
1888, au30
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BUILDING LOT

For sale. The ''Uncle John Smith"
corner in the Seventeenth ward. Nine
rods east front, facing Temple block;
seven rods north front. For terms inquire
of Willsrd Young.
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MEATS! MEATS!

j. w. West, the popular butcher, in
Yites his friends to call on him at the
Western Market, 63 Second South street,
or send orders by telephone for the
choicest cuts. +
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Foreign Market.

Liverpool, 1s.-Flour, 1Os Sd to ia Sd;
bresdstufs dull; Whert, winter, 8, 5. 10;
spring. 8, 8, 6; California, g, 9, 9; club,
9, 9, o. corn, new, 5s sd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-19

Rsuenber that tho poctor's large practice
In Indianapolis, Ind, will soon cal nm
hence, so tia his stay Ia Salt Lake Is limited'
D9n't miss this opportunity to get a permsn"
eut cure OF this fearful disease.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-19
COOPER BROS.

Real Estate and Loan Agents, No.
Groesbeck Block, have some choice
property for GALE, money to loan on sp-
proved security and houses to rent.