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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-06

IL SYCLE BROTHERS,
HAVING FINISHED INVENTORY.
FIND A GREAT MANY GOODS THEY Aaf
WILLING TO SELL AT A sACRIFIcE
Remnants Of SHADE-LINEN:
| GENTL HlIEN's LINEN COLLARS at BE-;
Remnant, Of NOTTINGHAM LACE;
BLACK. WHITE, and COLORED kiD GLo, r>
at25c.:
Al COCHECO FOULARp at 7c.;
Remnant, Of TABLE-LINEN;
Remnants of TABLE OIL-CLOTH:
Remnants Of CARPET;
so dozen WHITE and COLORED BORDFrp
HANDKEECulEF> At &c.;
MEN. MERINO HALF HOSE;
Remnants Of DRESS GOODS;
CLOAKINGS;
GERMAN LINEN TOWELS. 30 nchc, lo.s...
I6Sc.: GERMAN LINEN TOWELS. -
inches lody zoe;
LADIES UNDERWEAR:
CHECK MUSLIN at Sc. worth ICo.:
CHECK MUSLIN at Zoe. worth l2sc.:
tOBokED bAMbt KITS 3t &C. worm Sc.
TIDES at ;. 10. and ljc. worth double As l. uch
LADIES and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY:
CORsETS to be closed out At half price.
CHILDREN's MERINO VESTS:
sTAIR.LINEN;
NAPKINS. and a good many odds and end, i''
numerous to mention. When we ,ly odd. ll4
ends we do not mean trash.
SHADED SATIN reduced from 81 to 40c.:
Remnants Of SILKS. Bllcs and Coottd:
Remnants % PLUSH,
Remnants of VELNETS,
Remnants III SATINS,
Remnants Of CACHEMlRE.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad stree.
Branch House: 1929 Main street.
fc 3-co,llFelli
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at is found in Detroit that the English
sparrow can neither be poisoned nor
trapped. and that he only succUmbs to the
shotgun The Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette will please take notice that the
English sparrow is not voter, and that
Detroit rs north of Mason q DiXon's line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-06

Ohio will not be outdone even by the
barbarouS' States of the South.-Nelo
York World
But Mr.. SHERMAN has not word to say
in favor OF investigating the Perry-county
hanging.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on The 2lst January. 1854, by the Rev
Dr. Pollard, Mr. AGWILL ID. GUY TO Mis-
J. BONE both at this city.
Elicott City papers please copy.
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Senator Anthony attributes his recent
Illness to the excessive use Of cigarettes.
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The Educational journal for January
lies upon our table. W. f. Fox, Esq,
Richmond, editor.
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FURNITURE.

ENECHAMBER-sUITs IN WAI.M
Il NUT AND MAHOGANY PARLOR- ~
SUITS, SlDEB0ARDS, HALL-STANDe.-t X
we have lust received fresh supply of the Al
Low PRICES would do well Ia examine s,,,
stock. 4 full supply Of medium goods always on
jas 4, GArHRiGIiT & SON
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STIR HIM Up IF you DOUBT IT.

TPcIeTsDUTg IuucN-NpDtdT' Dt0TUCTAIIV'I
Mr.. Randall and other like Democrats
will not be obstructioniStS in Congress.
Mr. Randall is an earnest and aggressive
Democrat. Ii the Republicans present an
anti.Democratic measure in the House he
will fight it. lie has always done so, and
there is not. so far as we Know, the slight
est reason for thinking he will ever act
differently.
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DLAZIN CRATE COAL Al

- Si.50.-For the price this extra yir-t inia
Lump Coal eNcclS all, tested by many pa-
irons. BEST GAS COKE sent direct from office
at city price. NATURAL COKE. prime for
cooking. PURE SPLlNr COAL. the perfection
Of CRATE fuel. BRIGlirH0PE CRATE COAL,
lowest prices. ANTHRACITE COAL, stove aud
CRATE all sizes cap. RICH FOREST PINE
and DRY OAK WOOD, Long, Sawed. and split
Coal weighed. For economy, write, speak, or tel
ephone mo. 3l2l 1872 east Main street
de 20 taih6 j n WATKINS
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AMlSENENTS.

AMUSEM.NTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE-TO-DAY.
IL MATINEE. % Z. M.-EVENGNG AT s.
BARLEY Cambell's Great success,
THE WHITE SLAVE.
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX.
!. The Old keniuck Home. =. The QuadroOn'
Oath. 3. SIZE Is My slave" 4. ON the Belle
Creole" ). The Floating Wreck. 6. Red Devils
Island. Z. She IS a Free Born White Woman.
See the most realistic scene ever produced on any
sl1ge-the wonderful
RAlN-SiORM OF REAL WATER.
New and Picturesque Scenery and Startling Me-
chanical Effects.
Matinee admission. 80 cents: children. 25
cents: reserved seats 70 cent. Evening prices rs
usual. Bookshelf at Theatre. IL 6-ltf
PICHMOND THEATRE.
The handsome and talented comedienne,
MISS JOSEPHINE RElLEY.
supported by the distinguished actor,
MIR. FREDERICK PAULDING,
ANDA
MAGNIFICENT COMPANY
under the management of Il. r.. !. Miles. man
ager Of the BijOu Operi-liouse New York, and
tie Grand Opera-liouse, Cincinnati.
THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 7ru.
PIGMALlON AND GALATEA,
now Delng presented by Miss Anderson In England.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9Th,
TWELFTH NIGHT.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
SATURDAY EVENING.
PIGMALION AND GALATEA.
Prices AS usual. Box-sheet al Theatre
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WOOD AND COAL,

GOAL AND WOOD.-BEST ANTHRA-
~ CITE ST0VE-COAL, SO and 1925: EGG
ANTHRACITE, 1919 to IS; SPLINr COAL,
$40, 5000, and 1915. SOFT COKE, clio FER.
HILL, ana all kinds OF ENGINE COAL. OAK
ana PINE WOOD-long. sawed, or split. Small
lot OF PINE VIII sell for few days at Sl.75 per
nait cord. 1903 Cary street. or 7Os Broad street.
IL 20 O. PAGE.
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MOZART HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING"
FEBRUARY g, 1854, AT 8 O'CLOCK.
The Celebrated
ST. CECILIA QUARTETTE.
of Washington, ID. c.,
consisting OF noted female voices eutIrely-name.
ly,
Mss EVAN, First Soprano:
MISS DETNEILFR, Second Soprano;
Mrs. POWELL, First Alto:
Mrs. MILLS, Second Alto:
Ord. W. BISCHOFF, Director
PERFECT MARVEL OF MUSIC
win give one OF their CONCERTS at the above
place and date. Admission, 5Oc.; reserved seats
nowio sale at c. T. Johnston's, 25c. extra.
10 Sat
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Current Political Comment.
THEIR HANDS IN.

ATLANTA Constitution, Democratic.I
1t is very chilly day when a political
campaign is not going on either in Phila-
delphia or Ohio.
WILL EXCUSE HIN WITH PLEASURE.
philadelphia Times. Independent Republican,
President Arthur is likely to be so busy
untanglng the society OF Washn gton that
he NAV not have time to run for President
this year. The country will excuse him,
however.
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LACE CURTAINS.
LAMBREQUiNS.

75c. quality at sac. 3 quality At 7sc., $50
quality at Csc.
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JULIUS MEYER & son.
.nr cno r...ar Rnn N ar-n =

Mail orders carefully aud promptly hlod
fc CIV .~a8~r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-12

A. ostrich ~ Is worth one nm
- dollarS- Does ANYBODY know any
limo that will beat a ostrich egg
Iosceu Courier. Try an ax--hos'oS
Post.
months for kissing . girl on Broadway.
| IRE mariner was evidently not AWARE
! ,hat smacks were 80 expensive ~ New
York.-N. y. Graphic.
IA Boston female baseball reporter
~ 4 shis way: s.At this point the DEB
Late from Boone County got tired a
se.r;r0 second warm. and vigorously
;mbed n for third. "-Chic1go Irsbas'e.
When Fogg came into the IN.
.xpcctedly Mrs. !. gave 2 scream 49,
exclaimed: You frightened me na,u !.
ieath.'' ibid III was the un!eemn&
,eply; .'suppose ! try u over AGAIN.
B0si0n Transcript.
"a Young gentleman wishes 70 know
rh;ch Il proper 70 say on leaving :
rounc lady friend after . late call
yood-nirht or ~good-evening. Never
hi 4 liz. Young man. Say good-morn-
in0.-Buriington Free Press
..You are lucky said : criminal
! -s.wxer ~ his client. . thief. Am !
! scou;tted?r inquired the thief. mo
~ that replied the lawyer. but you
h Vii " the first inmate Of the new pr
Al. and you will get : write-up - such
-Gdirssf0n keUS.
\ "A little eirl. meeting ; countTyman
y -;th ! load o. slaughtered swine!
y scanned ! courtesy. The rustic iaugnee
Il rifkout returning the civility. "wnat.
n ~ IA von courtesy % dead hogsy
..No- sir." promptly responded the ltti'
n miss. II ccurtcsied 70 ne i've one
4 enc 7go Herald.
4 IA voung mothoR travelling With -
=. ;rf.nt child writes the following &c.
~ ~ hcr husband u home: I've afe -
= doino frst-rate and enjoying ourselve
serv much. we are IN fine health. I'D
\. NV can crawl about On ~ fours. HcL
IL ine ne same can b said q you. 4 =
~ 6ecsuse Robert Bonner. q a
Sc New York Ledger. gave one oe'L y
church be II now being or1ven ne.s
crazy By applications from even ssrq!
Cling congregation n me county !
will explain why We hcslta.e y
"A building the Bartholdi pedestal. y
10 are afraid every other ~ IN M
one too.-Rkjsdcifhto Cdu- \.
ere -.Nancy. u George still nn
4 around with you? Yes man, !.
red swered the girl. why. ! thought J
had given him the mitten!' 4
hils several days ago. land ne stii ccm'
That's strange: . young man usu.
;irc iics 10 pieces and never speaks y \
GIRL again HE seemed to nk ~ J
old Answered Nancy. blushingly. Tvs
NE I cant understand him; An you W.
kcr- inc why he likes AZ Don ~ !
n \ nam. turning very rid, unless Y \
because my hand was n tne nv Nv
a. when l gave i 20 him. 'iasna, ". ~
enough. chilli" ---zndnfa oo''s'sss'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-12

~crrd tr;n from Quebec up the
Inc rounu ~ ahn,', fnur hundred
rs;,ss .nd occupies forty
sn1 sesen.s Ta.x;n~ ouebec IL the
eight TO-. \. d.wn The q. Lawrence
motI.'ns ~ h.aar.J m;I.. NJ Tadousac.
about one 4. ~ Saruena II night.
inc mouth 4. -, rh;cnnt;mi. one
sna Z uP mi, s-,ve miles further.
hundred ~" .sh;is ,h. nexf day Is
y 'ne anier ~ rand scenery Is
even - rhe treat ,eaturcs
tne steamer 80 !. rosnfain hanks.
q 2 rlsct ,xa thonsand feet.
IlSan- H. -ssventx-6vs miles. The
ann W. 4 water IN MANY places il
deptn Y. 4" nsa ,hars,nd fec,. The
sonis.u.'. h, c,oss % Cape Trinit,
s'sa'as. nv -n..seng.r- = vertical lool
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Wv. II. Vanderbilt admits that he -
worth 1894. 900. 900 and has IN income
II ~. OO0. 900 q year.-A n. Star.
-Ma< O'Rclrs little book. John
Rnll ana his Island" j. said 20 have
,'e,sed him go. 900. lie now contem-
,,lafes Jonathan and his Continent
NJ Skidmorr. u New York. y
ia wears old. has had live husbands.
~ Smoked the same pipe for fitty-tve
xc.rs. ana wa once kissed BY George
| Wa.bington.-N. y. Tribune.
The body Of General james
shields, the hero Of two ana ecu
ator from three States. who IN nie u
ceiyed the freedom - cities ano nonoLs
from Commonwealth. mis- an IN
marked grave In . neglected oufy,ns
ground two miles outside " eaffo'sons
sMo.-N. y. Posi-.
OF the Prince Of Wales three
daughters the Princess Victoria seems
~ possess the greatest sense q authorI-
Il. She is taller than her elder SISTER.
~ more decisive conntenance. and ~
BRIGHTER eyes. She Is said 70 resemo,o
the Queen more than the other cni,-
dren. and to be more like her grand
mother in character - we'll
The Oldest clergyman IN she
church Of England il believed 70 %
richard Moore. Vicar Of Lund-in-the-
rvlde. Lancashire. On . recent sun
? .lsx he completed his ninety-fourtn
Z sear. He was ordained IN 1873. and
2 III healtl. i still good. He is also the
Z senior Justice in Lancashire. having
& been appointed by the Crown IN iozo.
Henry Goodwin, the manager o
ma Hartford t0ar0nf for the qua Ter q
Y ! censnrr previous TO 1885. died Mon
dav. aged ninety-one. His iatner ~.
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You can do good with the money. ana
% atone for any sin there may % ~ =
c.ptiny Il. Don't throw away your
happiness for an idea
..t)n the other hand. . clear. deep
vo-rc said: walk BY the light that
II given You ~.
Z. Why am 1 telling You all this
he suddenly interrupted herself An.
sir how <on have ronght the past
b,.k ~ me by . little sympathy All
This happened thirty.six years ago. but
i, seems Ike Yesterday. How well !
r.w.r,ber the morning when Aaron
hrouvht his bride into church-lne
bride who hal taken my place inc
sight would have killed me. = ~ my
pride and s~elfishness had mol peeh
dead already. u.
=. had other offers after that y
none | could accept. Folks called me
u~ot:onal Nav b. ! was All =
~ u. l walked BY the liyh: that was
Given me. That led me more p
more out IL the world and r. ways, IN
I'll. twenty wears ago. ! settled dowa ~
! thiz little house that appears % you ~
lonely. Here I have lived ever since
, ~excc,,t for a few weeks every winter
! when / visit friends who would gladl,
Z ! Len me with them all the time. but
-frangc - :; nav seem. l am never .
I bnpnv a. w. come back here % ~
!. hermitage to my birds and y
!, and books. and nv own thoughts,
aaron? oh. YES. he lived and We
nrospered in 4 sense. He had . ham
some ana fashionable wife. and .
i crew richer still By some TRANSACTION
4. hich some said were too much IKE p
= uncIe's. But | don { condemn mn
IL NAV have walked by his light -
= walked bv mine. only know q
n walks did not lie together
" And have I never regretted the -
Nh r;s;ce \ madc2 Sometimes when ma
4. looked npon myself. living alone
- noxertx. with these hands hardened
to;I and without the daily afiecti'
M which the cart Graves. nave ~
icred and said % myself: ABBY Il
u. ali 4 dream? Wouldn't hal other !
Il, have been better for youP but son
~ thing says: No; you couldn't na
" chosen differently Every lie has
sorrows aud heart aches: but there
NJ loneliness like that Of q soul Y
~ has lot its rcctitude. and gr1evcd az
H. the Spirit. A
fully. Il am very well of here. 7
sioual As folks think me. my ncignn
~, arr yerv kind: they somc M see
~. ma lend me books: every winter !
~ brinc me fire-wooi. and every sps
~ they plant nv little patch 70 corn
-. beans and potatoes. b she
'ns cls;med graspinr my hand. as l
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speakinr n politics brings 70 MIND
An old Tuckermuck farmer who uscu ~
bring his truck % town fof 2 market
one day. going into . store where
mite 4 crowd had met In the heat q :
INCIDENTAL campaign. he inquired
what the discussion was al about
Ior 4 moment there was = lulL, 2
one II the number answered:
.well. Uncle Eben. we're talking
..Politics politics. replied the Old
c..n .sI.e' me see Yes. YES. gentle
men: 4 b'lieve live y 'cm ia Tucker
muck. They're q lertle size bigger'n :
he crowd Immediately dispersed
Boston Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-12

- ,urrr-- 80 M --snfs = Weil<
-,--k I hnf arra~;nu - impure ~
- W. - al.E sEr<i1E ror1<c<<
- 4 x&--lx rrrLe pa<eh ~ CO. rna1+nie.
<hr l1skRt ~ - -E<k- - -
- -m hnr win = ssnrzla<iy Luri1
- k,r.sIr exrre~znu - b. Lnr-t -r1y
- - rrss enar~rIs el1z- her rh'n-
- - rnr -Aarr- .1z cxsr<r<,t ~ >
nanf- -rrrx : ~ - 80 "
wuixr hr-lNu h1ns1- 80 - -
wssn - p-ass=-t = h'.r Prrzrk t4zz'nz
80 sn-Eer - .inr~S-fr@ - - -
- II .suirr in~rellE-enrr .nst = +zmPs<
r-re - Err<r.ner hErily ~ naxe o<<9
<ruerre,E from ane - h<r - en=1=Sa
~ y, r.snr-. 81 escnpnrion-
Er-7nr -p<nkrn- -ne stepped - rE<
~ Ant pur no . p<rk h,-Srr 60 -
rsrS mr. hrt md lnrr.xeres-- - n-
: q hur xauit nc nsrnsar - ~.
and N11fhinE ner - o. ~. -
~ uEnr hnrien .1't S.-<e1
1erpr@ r,r ~re'iE Psrrn-
dnr - . sAnrsF - E-.-
Tie <un ~ -sns --.4--7 ~,
81 1crz=- - ae''<- 80 ~
nex.n.- -n- - 80 ~ m
~ - -----sr- ,~~ W.T.
1spf"A I-- s--- - 80
- - - No. ~,
samEh11n- ~
49, - - :
- R - - ---,<~ +,
rsA'n.rx - .S-T-.x - a
- - r
l,n<t1z@z 80 ----s - -
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,<Io1rs % The family q h: deal psfs !
the widow and ehiidrrn ne ~. 7
after he -ot The business '''' ,
hi hands. :
-..I don't know how much there -
~ Iii that. - a AARON stories 81
= But Won were not his enemy. \
-aii. and have had tie story rom
your own lips- ION always eon 'eninr
that trnn-aetions 2 = nefo.
$500 max ~ him with any respect
home -xfd /. you ARE not going -
- tie fact that he has made you n
-;r rhrnve YOUR ideas 81 right and
uronr.f
ne laurhed in . way couldn't
-. a heve ~ ideas on the subject.
~ aid All know j.. the property
- mi,e now
:. .Rut xou can't take il and enjoy
;r,IS,ii'
Z. w IN nots' was his answer. ~ .
49, ,.tcn,-bed Ana srieved me-
- -~-- 1900 ,hat nv uncle did any
$3.50 ;II-r,I. rbe property Is lawfully
-a--r
why. Asronr / demonstrated 4
have heard YOU say yourself tnat ne
~ <hrewd enough 70 keep clear q
INV law. but dos that make bis wicked
49, ANY les wieked2 And what y the
,.rcn. ~ \. lawfully YOURS II Il IS not
rours 81 absolute right. can you accept
. ~
.Wh.f I aid disturbed him and !
~cu,d - that : dark shadow vas com
: ~ between u -the first that had ever
4 ~7c.seI our pnth. He argued that y
|. ~.-nrr for Is ID inquire TOO closely into
NJ moral ripht 20 the PROF erty. sinct
. rcb.rfx could say that his hands had
i hser stained in the getting d il: while
= 4 m~intainei that IL was his duty z
frJ out Mt how far the widow anal or
rh.nx M been wr0nged. and max
" r-s-firurion out II his unrle's wealth
y y. f;ood beavers. Abby said ~
according "a what folks say, i woui
~ ,-ke go bnlk Of the estate
~ s-.I.e Il take the bulk Of il, sale
m H.. "a r,ke every cent You don't wal
.dc1lar n money. no matter how 70
rore ~ n. that belongs - anybod
49,
...~o, Re said. IL it's = claim an
- hcdv ean prove: but ! guess 4 evel
o,-x,s "a IT, Is particular ~ 10 Il
- wav their estate. real and personal. y
come by. from generation - generate
- ~ ~a-~ nr;nriples. Abb
lt1L on. VI eIrr;ed ont - y
y out t,ol s~. th.x ~. utterly /
'ke No1.- -.
the surt1 80,
- don't see ~ = rePI'eu 80
eontr1Iy 49,. 800 - onght 10 n
p -,
y -n..d rnsil he view \.
,iry much irritated and got up - "a =,
can 4 don't - tnc tnins = ~
,iry said and can't .:-~
waS ! am sorry = sala, III =,
she plain % me II you ean .-NS hasna.s
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~.nnrr~<I fnr me- nfter rr1n-1ftIn< = 1t-
49, 1.usinr-s wnirh ~ hi j. sie.- Lhs \
rrrrrr. menr SUITED - 1fnAr.p.t- ~ =
:. wv $500 E~r ~ rirar'on Lalighrsd 4
~~J -,r--pI rne rnre-
u k~ar llat yon live 4uite alone :
$3.50 - narrow rr1-sy path towards
-1-T 49,
-t..r~1 Drar Ne no. y rcpite'l.
~.-,~frrIx. turning ID fpre Inc N me
r;s-r NJ hrr EitIe fo~rer g1rsfen
- ~. -.,,-~ " nv companions.
40 49, poinred our the P.nks and
- ..x rk|ox and hnllyhocks.
$3.50 -.x - - almost wild state.
-i~,- - r~r,el and cnrawav AMI
- - rh~ ranrI~-I but well-weesird
80 --P..~ 4 have other and better
--r-,,,nisrx rhan rhe=<. With howers
,r.f sunshine and grazs and rrse= AMI
r-.l. ~rl - sewn rh0uEhrs. how can
$3.50 - ,I,rrT-
II .anrr~t E-mer<0n'- saving III
mnn ~nuld o. 1lDne- " him lesk ~ w
sxar~-
-Whv. hle=s The <oot - 80 49,
.xhen Ioo< . b = stars 4 an -o1
rine~ Least alone, 4 seems = u ~
hrourhr the ho-ts0f Heaven mar % ~
BIZ rome - come
Sc u<herx-l ~ = . VII pt21n ~.
near little -irrin<-ro-cm. Nth ar1S So.
pef probably q her Own nf.'i.-=L
the foor. : r. bookS On n11<'ns
shelres. and O L. walls spnIe $3.50
prints which, ! fear wou.1 nase -
tn -r1<tIe o. mo-tern culture SMILE
-Here 1rr more u my eDmpa1honss.
- .~Mmu - The M&-|- ~ $3.50 M--%
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z CREAT ROCK ISL AND ROUTE


aEAIED FINELY uro ELEoA pay me Of a
In
SEvENTY.FivE EACH
THREE TRAINS and TIE souH!
CAlCAoO and MINNEAPOLIS az
ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Coans
through
al
r. r. CABLE, s.. JOHN,
WIGS prea,t p Cant mara~ss 0ass'-A
CHICAGO.
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these days the whole world would
have Welconaai with inv and thanks.

these days the whole world would
have welcomed with joy and thanks
giving the snnouncem emit OF the pro.
phet Joseph Smith. His first testi.
mony was that be had seen God;
ought that not to have been cause fol-
rejoicing, il it were truei if not true,
it could have done no harm. Il made
the devil mad. and stirred up his toll.
lowers to acts of animosity. The
same spirit OF anger that had been
manifested in the days of Christ, took
possession of the people OF this age.
Joseph Smith announced that angels
had communicated with him &nd
restored the old gospel and priesthood
to the earth; there was nothing in
this that should have aroused the
fear of the holy, if it were not true,
and If it were true, the message
should have been welcomed as from
God. The announcements stirred up
the whole religious world to oppose
the boy prophet, and the opposition
had ever since grown stronger, until
the handful Of people here in Utah
agitateS the whole of ChristsudOm.
This Is remarkable; it is wonderful.
The fact tn It the saints possess the
virtues is the basis of the charges
against the saints. Joseph Smith
never taught doctrine not In strict
accord with the principles taught in
the Bible. There Is not a sentence
or word in al his teachings that is
not in perfect harmony with the
highest standards of morality, hou
ness In their lives, that man was the
son Of God, that it was the privilege
Of man to receive communication
from God; his face was always set
like flint against every form of evil
wherever he went the pure In heart
receive the tsstim ony, thankful that
God has again spoken from the
heavens. The elders had since
called upon the people to repent of
their sins and PIT away evil; to call
upon G I'd for His spirit and bless
ings to lead them to live lives of
purity and uprightness; and wher-
ever was found q member of the
church In full fellowship, would be
found pure and virtuous man or
woman walking in the paths Of God.
The choir sang an anthem and
President Joseph E. Taylor pro-
the benedictioD.
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DIED.

CovEY.-At Salt Lake City, Janusr,
26.h, 1884, at twenty-five minutes past II
O'Clock o. M, of metritis, followed BY
septicoemis, Janet @. 7. CoYey, beloved
wife OF Enoch Covey ard daughter Of
James and Janet Csrruth Young, born
September 10th, 1916, in Huston Parish,
Rsnfrewshire, Scotland. Deceased lesves
a husband and eight children, many re-
lations and friends to mourn her less.
Fuoersl from 18th Ward school house
to-day at II o'clo k a. m. Friends in
vited.
WILsoN.-At Sal! Lake City, January
18th, 1884, at 8 O'Clock q. m. Sarah wife
of Henry wilson, late of the London
Conferences. England. Agsd So years
and months.
Funeral will take place from z1sl
Werd school house at 3o'elock Tuesday.
18th. MIL. Star please copy.
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Stockholders of the Mammoth Min
ing Company will be held at the Office
of the Company, No. 119 Main street
Salt Lake City, on Tuesday. February
9th, 1884, at 2 o'clock p. M.
j. A. CUNNINGHAM,
is9 President.
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On and after
JANUARY 18th, "a,

JANUARY 18th, "a,
The Atlantic Express Train composed of
the celebrated Buffet and Eeepinx srs, also
elegant frst-class Coaches and Emirrant
Sleeping Cars, will leave Ogden 1t $40 am. .
ION arrival of train from San Francisco) and
Salt Lake at 1902 q. m. making direct con-
nection at Pueblo and Denver with trains
for the East. North and South,
The Pacific Express trsin from Denver,
Pueblo and Eastern points will arrive in Salt
Lake daily ct 5.ss am. and Ogden 7.N am,
making direct connection with the Central
Pacific trains for San Francisco and the Pacific
Coast.
Local trains leave Springville 6.57 am, Salt
Lake 9.l2 AM, arriving in Ogden 1917 am,
returning, leave Ogden 500 pm, Salt Lake
242p.m., arriving at Springyille 6:52 pm:
Leave Salt Lake daily fof Bingham and
Alta at 657 am. Returning, arrive
at Salt Lake 3 80 pm, Ogden sig p. m,
and leave Ogden at COZ p. M, arriving at
Salt Lake at 1872 p. N
AZ Accommodation Train leaves Salt Lake
daily Except Surdays) at 4 50 a. M, arriving
at Pleasant Valley Junction at AZ p. m; re-
turning, leaves Pleasant Valley Junction at
6.32 a. m, arriving at Salt Lake at 6.S2 p. m.
D. G. DODGE, F. @. MINIS,
Gea'l Manager. Gen'l P. s. T. Agr.
Denver, Colorado
w. II. BANCROFT,
Sup't. E. A. MUDGETT,
Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept,
Salt Lake City.
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