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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15

abomiuable people. He invited
comparison of notes and would go
through all the walks of lie, step
by step. and he and his co-relig-
ionists were not on the right side, be
would be willing to relinquish his
principles. The difference between
the Latter-day Saints and the worli
was, the former married their wives
and the latter did not; they will
honor them and love them, law or
no Law; they will maintain, ana not
abandon and desert them, regardless
OF laws; when thy did not do 60.
they would be willing to have the
orld hurl is anatnemss at them.
1t is no mans business what man
and woman contracted between
Themselves. The great crime of the
Lsttersday Saints was, that they
married their wives, while the ord
did not. As Tor beiog sober, hon.
est, pesceable and industrious, there
wss no question ia his mind who
was the most so. The Mormons
mind their own business; did not
modest anyone, and il was univers-
ally acknowl, dyed that no where,
outside OF Utah, wa life and prop
erty more secDr There are no
communities which would put up
with the insults the Mormons have
endured, as the history of he past
would show. Every body was free to
live in Utah under the conktitu-
ton, and he would see that all
should be protected, and be allo we'd
to worship anything they liked.
These were some Of his views and
ropresente d also the views of most
of the congregation. He knew that
Jeaus Christ lived; knew it fer him.
self, and il he ssked his fellow
churchmen if they knew 1t, they
would sll answer affirmatively. The
Mormons were the freest people on
the earth; the most independent ;
they held the prizes hood; there were
none distinguished as being above
the rest, except for the sake of gov
ernment. The msn WI" stood at
the head, the Twelve Apostles, " el e
not rulers, but were united together
and would sustain ch other There
was no ooe,man pow r, except that
of God almighty they saw eye 10
eye, and lived in the union of the
gospel. He concluded by saying he
hoped all would become more and
more united, even as Jesus and his
father are one.
The choir sang the anthem
Worship the Lord" ard Elder II.
w. Nsisbltt pronounced the bene'
dlction.
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THE MAILS.
When They Arrive and De-
part.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-07
NOSE HARRIS.

The st. Louis Republican Of the 9Th has
the following TO say OF Nose Harris, so
well known here: Among the arrivals in
the C ~ yesterday WAS Mr.. NJ. @. Harris,
editor OF the Hot Springs (ArkD Horse
Shoe, who was recently ordered 70 leave
that city by citizens committee. Mr. Har
ris was met at the Hotel Hunt
by a representative OF the Republican
LAST night. IN answer to inquiries
Mr.. Harris stated that he was arrested FRI
day afternoon on charge OF uttering and
publishing seiitious and incendisry Ian
guage. He was taken before police jus.
( CO, but Gays he WAS denied either counsel
or a hearing. by request Of the chairman
Of the com mittee he was turned over to the
mob and escoi ted to the depot. Several OF
the men were armed with muskets and
dou BILE barrelled shot-guns. He represents
the condition of sfliirs there as de-
plorable. He says all law is suspended cave
that of the will Of the mob. Neither citi-
zen nor visitor, he states, Is allowed to
question their acts. They hold their meet
ipgs in secret ana conduct their proceeu-
ings with star-cbsmber secrecy. Harris
eays n notorious desperate who forfeited
bond OF So, 600 some three years ago on ah
indictment for muder, arson and burglary,
has the ear OF the com mittea ana fur
nishes them the list OF oblectonabla
parties to order from town. Nj. Harris
saws this party Is friend OF the
assessins now confined In the penitep-
tiary for safo keeping without bail Not
n man has been ordered to leave the city
who il no q material witness against them.
Mr.. Earrie stated that his departure was
very abrupt, the mob even refusing him
time to get his oyercoat or a change OF
clothes.
In answer to q question, be said the num-
Der OF arrivals since the beginning OF tina
troubles had very materially decreased
while most of those whose condition would
permit had either ieit or were preparing 10
do so. To the Lest Of his
knowledge about thirty-fve persons
have been compelled to leave on
vigilance committee would not give him
time to procure. After his departure the
fifteen Minutes notice. Come were visi-
tors, some citizens. Flynn Is under $37,.
coo bond for the murder OF his own brother,
who WAS killed in the fight on the 9th OF
February. When the shooting scrape TOOK
plsce there were six arrested besides
Flvnn. Two Of tho six were released on
IS 600 bond and the other four were COM
mitted to the penitentisry at Little Rock
without bail, the jail At Hot Springs being
insecure. Mr.. Harris has not decided what
hia future movements will be. His family Is
still in Hot Springs and he is waiting hers
10 receive his baggage, which the
yigilantes waited upon the gentleman IN
charge OF the newspaper office, ana not-
fled him that II there was another number
OF the Horse Shoe issued the type and nae.
lerial would be thrown in the creek. and
the men ordered out OF town, consequently
the paper has suspended publication until
the force Of the mob IL spent aud the su,
premacy of the law can again be asserted
and protection furnished citizens 10 the
pursuit. of their lefiiimste vocati n.
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\. :. ~, At HICKOX'S NJ. .. n.n ).

mn important Texas interest they are I'm
bued with the idea that the Eads bill
should pasa and become u law and Will ust
all their efforts 10 this end.
The bark Kobe, which arrived to-day
seventy zone DAYS from Bordeaux, via Bra
EOS Santiago, brought 5000 packages OF as
sorted wines, liquors, oils, fruits. etc. the
great or part OF which Ia hound for Mexico.
n. q. Street has rendered 10 Mayor Fui-
ton his resignation as member OF the deep
water committee.
Arrived: Steamships City Of Norfolk, In
dianols; Aransas, Morgan City; ] q. Har-
ds, Brszhs ano Santiago; bark Kobe. Bor.
dsaux via BRACES and Santiago; schooner
Liberty, Calcssieu.
Sailed: CITY Of Norfolk. Indianoln; Aran-
sss, CorDns Christi; j. y. Harris, Morgan
CITY; bie Charles Dennis, Pensacola.
Some thirty .hye familles OF hustrians
and Italians from Mexico were landed here
to-day IN n destitute condition by the
steamship Harris. from Brazos Santiago.
They claim 10 have been induced TO G mi
CRATE TO Mexico by promises OF land and
assistance from the government, which
were not fuldlled, aud we're compelled TO
labor on the RAILWAYS and other works Tor
vary small wages. Thoy will seek assistance
from the Austrian aud Italian ronsule here,
and say they are willing TO engage Ia any
sort OF work by which they can earn an
honest living.
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PERSONAL.

William sorley. esq,. a distinguished
Galveston lawyer, IL visiting this oits.
Captain Henry q, Sweet, surveyor from
Green county. 10 In the city.
L.R. Bergeron, OF tha Dallas National
bank, returned last evening from New Or
cans.
Mr.. Henry wolfsohn. business manager
OF the Minnio HauK operate concerts, Is In
the city.
Miss Della Blsokburn has been recalled
TO hor homo, at Gainesville. by the il.nsss
OF her mother.
Major Penn, the evangelist. held forth
last evening at the First BAPTIST church 10
u fair audience.
Colonel Tom Murry. Of Mckinney, az d
Colouel l.. W. Oslesby; OF Plano, were IN
tho civ yesterday.
Mrs. Egger. Of Houston, Texas. l. IN the
city and keeps on hand and for rent, an elc.
CANT assortment OF costumes, masks and
wigs. ut lil4 Main street. near the Union
depot.
Miss Helen Oliver, OF Merla, and Miss
Dora Scslorn, oi Corsicsna, and Mrs, j. A.
alo ey, OF Cotton Gin, have been Visiting
the family OF United States Marshal Mckee
the past week.
Mrs. A. J. Haley. wife OF our genial
friend and efficient deputy United States
maishal, left on the south bound Texas
Central train yesterday morning Tor visit
TO friends IN the southern part OF the state.
Mr.. Alex Orileib for the past few years
a popular msrcnnpt and enterprsing citi-
gen OF this city, where h has host OF
friends, lett last evening for Galveston, his
future home. He viii return, however,
shortly aud take better half back with
him. The HERALD wishes him prosperity
and happiness In hts new home.
George A Knight, the irrepresslble agent
OF the great Pennsy lvanis lines OF railway,
embracing the Vandalia ine, Pan Handle
rOu,e aud Fort Wayne route, left upon our
desk yesterday n book descriptive fthe
routes with handsome engravings. AS the
reporter gszed upon moonlight on the
beach at Cape May he Imagined himself
there and 1t was not until no felt in his
pockets that ho was able 10 identify him
SELF Is Is neat and instructive publica-
ton.
At the ST. George: Ben Mckee, II. w.
MoIslrav, W. b. Swatman, Uotsioana; ~.
| W. Tucker, Birthstone, Kentucky; N. u.
Hedgsrs, b. II. White, Fort Worth; !. #.
| G lmore Terrell; Samuel l. Dsls, Calves
! ton; l. K. Nsswel st. Louis: Gsorgs Al
/ len, i. n. Watson, Galveston; L. L. Davis,
Csntay; II V. Hinlsck. Corsicans: ". Il
Smith, Fort Worth;O II. Softer. Wexa
hachie: d. W. Cummings Wise c'unty;
W. Galloway, 81. Paul; D. @. Purdue. p :
no; Charles James, San Antonio G.. w
Game Denton; NJ. X. Harrel K'nestoni
+ w. DAVIS and vile, Fort Wortn; Jsme'
McGarey, Oiel Williams, Henry Warren,
Charles Drake. J. Martin, @. s. Ssntill D.
Read, Friendly Tip Co J r. Johnston
| Pr teburg, Pennsylvania; William Sarley,
Galveston. 8. p. Anderson, Alvnrado; Il. h.
/ Nadiill. Mckinney: Mrs. NJ. NJ Var
q shu, Mss Ada Adams, Hawkins; j. w
wills Point: @ d Van Frank. Quincy I il
nois; A. f Nambury and wife, Eonis; L
But or. Plano: II. r Soloman. Avsrado
@. NJ. Gibbs. Savannah, Georgia; ID. Shsna
han, Greer county: Jacob shiriy. Franklin
Pennsylvsnia. II Bankship, Tennessee
j. Black, New York: l. N. Ritter, Fornev
G. II. Crawford. Forney; w. NJ. Donald
son, Terrell.
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Corn planting has begun.
Fine Mssonic emblems ut room 81. Wind.
sor.
Travel over the railroads 10 better than 1t
has been for some time.
The Dude company nbbled and slipped
at the Windsor yesterday.
Elegant diamond crescent pins, 500 TO
$3.50. Room "a, Windsor.
Small parties of Immigrants from the
east continue to pass through for the west.
The finest display Of diamonds ever in
Texas can bs seen at room "a, Windsor no.
tel.
= RENE m Der the Masquerade Skating Par
| Nv ~ Armory hall Saturday night OF this
week.
The cattle meme convention will be
largely attended and grand time Is an
| ticipnted.
The weather turned lust a shade cooler
Yesterday morning than that OF the pre-
vioue day.
There will be another grand masquerade
skating party at Armory hall, Saturday,
March Sth.
Ask for Jones and Bates, representatives
o' the Mermod n Jeccsrd Jewelry company
at the Windsor.
Latest designs In ladies and gents fine
, gold W0tCne9 on exuluitiou WIG
BY the Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry COM
pany's agents.
We invite the ladies Of Dallas to visit our
m srui dee It display Of diamonds, at the
Windsor, room o.. Mermod q Jaccard Jew
elry company.
Lemon paste. stuffed maneoes, Tiny
Tins Autumn cluster pickles. just received
at Ed. g. Alston's, corner Sycamore and
Elm streets.
The Dallas & Waxshachis Gun Club re.
turned yesterday from q several days
hunt in the vacinity OF Silver lake. They
killed two billy goats and'a cali.
The Ladies' Musicale last evening scored
another success; this time at the charming
| li,t 10 nome OF Mrs. Henry q. Coke. Par
! tioulars OF the pleasant affair will be given
In Sundays HERALD.
| Several countrymeu mistook the duds
Advertising his troupe yesterday afternoon
| for A lunstic and started to take charge OF
him. When told 1t was duoe one re.
NAKED, "by gosh, hits the fust ever see.'
Why will people eat siaughteI.-hc uae
grease with the only sweet and healthy
part Of II, the oil pressed out and white
| mud put In to 81 fen the grease, when they
can buy pure selected leaf and trimming
lard with the pure oil in It, rendered by
II. Whitaker Il Sons, st. Lou,sY Buy
only Whittaket's aud save doctors's bills
McENNIs & Co., Agents.
An a l.t<
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pooling 10 bmld street railway on said
street, W. II. Prather. 200 feet; ". II
Einondson, 100 ieei; ". M. Kahn,
100 FEET J. 2; o'conner. 100 feet ,oG
o. o. Alaurbter, 100 feet; y N Bryant 100
feet; W. ID. Darlington, 100 feet W. u.
SMART, 90 feet; 4. Tonne, 0Gieet Thomas
A. Webb, 81 feet; J.. Boweeois. 200 fos,;
John 7. Wilson, 100 feet J; H. Bryan, 20
feet; u; T.. Thompson 100 feet; J. Esy-
maids. 30 feet;. A. J. Gouffs. 100 feet; i Cnl-
len, 100 feet; j. " Caldwell, Ito. iaei N.
Ida. 80 feet; q A, Ballard; SO feet. VIII
The following pro port Owners petltioned
In favor OF The line being built on said
street, viz; nr. II. l.. THOMPSON, j.. N.
REYNOLDS, A. J. 9outie, H Cullen, ]. II.
Caldwell, Henry Loeb q. q. Ballard.
There was considerable discussion as TO
whether or not the majority Of feet OF pro-
perry represented on.one street or on all the
streets 20 be trnversed should decide the
question, hut TO no purpose. Council then
adjourned until Saturday night, 20 give the
mayor and city attorney time to investigate
ID matter.
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HOUSTON.

HoUsros, March 0-Tspecisl 1.-The up
per court OF appeals yesterday affirmed the
decision OF the loSer court 10 regard TO
Harry Cnmpbsll. who Killed Policeman
Snow in the Fifth ward last fail. Camp
bell was found guilty aud aentencod to be
hung, and in ali probability the sentence
will be carried out. The criminal district
court which meets next month will tx a
date, which will probably b. set for some
dav in June for the execution. Snow was
killed while trying TO quiet disturbance
at negro ball.
Colonel ]. G.. Tracy, deputy collector OF
United States revenue, has resigned and
Il chard Allen, prominent colored poltti:
clan. has received the appointment and
qualified for the position. Colonel Tracy is
y prominent candidate for marshsl OF the
eastern district of Texas and his resignation
makes 1t appear that he thinks he will get
the appoint msus.
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A telegram from Richardson was received
AT the sherifis Office last evening, stating
that Mr.. John Hnffnines, OF that place
who was ccompsnied by HE vile, while on
route home from this oiy, had oeen halted
In the White Rock creek bottom by a lone
horseman, who, ut the point OF the pistol,
commanded him to stand and deliver
Seeing tha, the bandit was
really eerious no lost no time ia forkin );
over 10 MIN $40 all tho monay he had
The robbery occurred about O'Clock II
the afternoon The highwaymsn WAS 4
clean shaved. heavy get young man, rode
bay horse and wore ulouch nat and bin'
blouse. He had an oyercoot tied to th'
rear of his gnddle.
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The Winter Meeting.

Nsw ORLEANS, March 6.-Mile-Black
Jack won; Beaconsfitld, second; Queen
Father, third Time-l;i5
M,le-For beaten horses: Bonnie Aus
trslirn won: John sullivan, second. Slo
cum, thi. d. Time-1:i5 Ia
MI and Sixteenth-Fellowplay won;
Princess. second; Brunswick, third. Time
-l:i9l-2.
Mue and Quarter Wave o. Light won;
Little Buttercup, second; Fair Count, third
Timp-2 TO-
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NEW YoRK, M.rcn Ga. l.. Lowrie,
mem Der OF the o City and New York Pc
trol.un exchanges, has failed. Ore hun
Or thousand osrrels have been closed out
on his account OF Oh City. The failures OF
R,cs q II der and A. Il. Hemming are also
announced at the National Petroleum ex-
change. The oil market IL weak and de-
moraliyed.
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Mr.. Hsrry Warren played Tho New
York Dude" at tina Dallas opera.house
last evening. Two weeks ago he did NOS
know tue lines-of the part and had never
seen the play performed. Although 1t was
apparent 10 close observers that he had
not fully caught on" to the role In the
Bp,rit Intended by the author. yet by nat
ural force and by grating mp
on IL grotesqueness All nus
own no hammered out rem.
dition perhaps AZ fully gratifying as II
he had kept truly 10 Fsrrol's inten,ion In
the preparation OF the comedy. IL Is q FAR
cic.i. roaring piece-a sort " circus sans
sawdust and horses, and although Warren
was not In tinsel and alabaster, BIO was all
clown. His low comedy work Is excellent
and he only lacks ago and experience TO
make him finished actor In his business.
The support 10 above average and the
company will win favor any where. War
rem and Mics Margernte Bennison were
called before the curtsin twice. The play
was heartily enjoyed by tho audience.
Warren had played the part only four
times previously.
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ATack Honopoly.

PIrrsBURc, March 7-rhe tack factory OF
8 L. HOLSTER vas sold to-day to syndicate
of eastern capitalists, who, IL is said. are
forming a monopoly IN the manufacture OF
tscks. Toe works will be abandoned and
the macniuss taken 10 the east. mum.
Der OF Plt'shurgrrs are said to be interestt d
Ia the proposed monopoly.
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A Graaf naN ElQlt.

LoSa ISLAND CRY. March 6.-The great
dog fight between Beicher, OF New YORK,
and Danger, OF Boston, took place to-day
and was given to the latter. Belcher twin
lug tail, although apparently but slightly
injured. Danger, on the contrary, had MS
Prizes, 81, 800 aud gate money. Tnree hun
diea Mon paid M entrance tee Of $40 each
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establishment and enoourags ment OF q pub
Ito necessity, II would DO strange indeed II
there was not u full house this evening.
Those Wishing reserved seats should secure
Thorn at once at the opera-house, as they
arc being rapidly taken up.
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A.o,h.r GEM in the cnr,. rIar..

Mess,s. Hend,rson & Nelson will on Sat-
u.arv night throw woe oren the doors Of
"Tne Gem" 10. los Camp street, ore Of
the cosl,tt, DTet'ies. and fastest shr,ns =
cordislly invited to be presen at tie chrls-
teuina.
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II your throat feels sore or uncomfortable
us promptly DIR. Jayne's Etpeciorant IL
will relieve the al passages OF n'l phleem
or mucous, alsy inf animation, and so We
the affected parts a chance 10 heal. No
safer remedy can be had forall coughs and
colds, or any complaint OF the throat or
lungs, and brief trial will prove its ell
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PRICE CUTTER
At Work on Groceries aud he Celess
brated Arbuckles coffee.

Buy your groceries where you get them
the cheapest. l am selling Arbuckle's col
fee five one pound Is l-lb) packages for one
dollar. Levering's and all other brands I'VE
pounds Is lbs) for ninety cents. Dont Sor~
get the place. ED. 3. ALsfoN,
Corner Sycamore and Kim
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AMUSEMENT ITEMS

@. b. Bishop is expected here on tins l4th
and 10Th.
Hsywood's Minstrels are In Shreveport
tonight.
The sale OF seats for the library concert
and Minnie Hauk will be Continued at 10
o clock to-day.
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Tfne VrEnHs
@. n Edwards hiss Just received fren the
Mason & Hnmlin Orgsn Co one OF the
finest reed orgsi ever inside. THIS irsiru
meut is q couufrpsr In every particular
Of An organ made Tor Queen Victoria Tor US.
IN the royal househoid. Call and zee 1t and
hear Il.
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tAskVd.
Governments steady.
Railways firm Texas & Pacific incomes
advanced tn 81 and reacted to 80 IA.
In state bonds Tennessee old rose to Al.
The stock market was very dull to-day,
ylt firm. The net result OF the days trading
was 10 leave the market scarcely changed
last night. OF twenty eight OF the most
active slocks sixteen chow advances OF s
TO IL aud O five decline OF Is {, IL; the
res. unchanged. Lending rates are as fol-
lows: Northern Pacific aud New York
Centrsl l-8i; Union Pacific and Louisville
& Nashville, 1 81 10 1-32 and Laokawsna,
Lake Shore. 81. Paul and Northwest Hat.
Withdrs wn in q 0uble ca les from the sub
treasury to-day, 100000
Transactions, 100. 600 shares.
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!, GRAND LIBRARY ENTERTAINMEN T
| O->IGHT.

The grand choral, elocution and concfrt
entertainment tor the benefit OF the Library
association, will take place at the opera
house tonight. No efforts have been
spared to make IL grand success, sno
those who have heard the rehearsais say "
will surpass anything OF the
kind ever rendered in Dallas;
When the qualification Of . refined
TASTE can be made 10 cooperate with the
promotion Of 20 laudable 40 object as the
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FERRIS.

FxRnIs, March 6.-TSpecial.l -Married,
at the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
George l.. Mslone. Of this county. Mr.: w.
Il. Green to Miss Lefa Malone. Twill" 10
one OF Ferris energ. tic and most promiI ent
young men, while the bride 10 one OF Ellis
young ladies.
Trade seems pretty brisk with the mer-
chants.
The weather has moderated considerably
In the past week.
Farmers began to plant corn to-day.
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PHLAprLPHI., March 9 "A fire occurred
this morning. ia the buildings OF the 80
cloth works OF Blsbon q Co. Loss, $50 Gee;
Those suffering from lsss Of sppstite,d
pepsls. go, should read the aivertisem,
Of Colden's Loud b 'ef Tonic.
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Look out tor auction salea commencins
Saturday, a. Blakeney & Frees auction
rooms, OF diamonds, watches aod jewelry.
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,yEFFERsON.

JEFFERSON, March 6.-[Special].-M T..
W Foeque, an old and highly respected
lady OF this COUNTY, died ct her home. three
miles from town, this evening. She leaves
several children and a host Of relatives and
friends to mourn their loss.
The ice works start up in a few days, and
In A month or 90 we will have large soda
water manufertory. The machinery Il ar
irving here daily. II will be run In con.
nection with the ice works.
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Knep1y & Son claim 10 have the best as
sorted stock of watches In the country.
They are beauties, call and see them.
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All are invit 20 examine our msgnih-
cent display, room 81. Winosor. Mefmod
4 Jsccsrd Jewsler company.
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have cut the prices on all my canned
goods. Call and examine for Yourself.
En-. 3. ALsrls.
Corner Sycamore and Elm.
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Look out for auction sales. commencing
Saturday, at Biakeney a. free's auction
rooms, OF diamonds. watches and jewelry.
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Whole caulifi,we in large cans, just re-
ceiyed ut Alston's.
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All groceries, stsple or fancy. sold by ed.
S. Aston. are guaranteed OF the FINEST
quality.
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am constantly receiving choice, r. rh
fancy groceries, and keep the best stock
fine goods to bs found in the city; sell them
low and guarantee oil goods leaving my
store to be exactly a. represented.
ED. 8. ALsroN.
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Money, stocks and Bonds.

NEw foBE, March 5.-Money, 2 to 2 IL;
prime mercantile paper, 10 l,2; sterling
exchange b. b., steady; 4s2: sight, 400.