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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18
Stock Exchange Quotations.


BALTIMORE, Oct. lT-Cotton dull; mid.
ding, gt4c. Flour steady; fair demand; Howard
street and western superilne, s2,25@2,7j; do,
extra s2.W93.75 do. family S3,75Ggl75; city
mills superiine, s2,2592.75; do. extra, sS009
3.76; do. Rio brands, SL62qi.75 PatapscO
family, $3.50 do. superlative patent, $500
Wheat--SoutheTn firm; western Irregular and
easy southern red. S3CDS7c; do. amber, 02@s
csc: No, ] Maryland, sS@9ss1Sc; No. 2 western
winter red, spot S2tDS2Isc; November, $500
s3Ac; December, Si1l@S5c; January, s75z@
bS1sc. Corn-Southern firm; western dull adm
nominal; southern white, 5S@6Oc; do. yellow,
b7@6Oo, Oats firm and quiet; southern 8l6035c.
western white, 33@3ic; do. mixed. 3O93lc ;
at goose, Hay firm; prime to choice Penn
visions quiet and steady; mess pork
$3.50; bulk, meats, shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed, T4@l05l; bacon-shOulders, SIC;
clear rib sides, ll54c; hams, l5lS@l6lSc; lard
refined, Dl4c, Butter firm for choice; Western
choice to fancy, 20n92c; creamery 22MaSr
Eggs steady and quiet lg120c; western, 29d l3c,
near by Petroleum dull; refined, 75z61734c
Coffee dull aud easy; Rio cargoes, ordinary
10 fair, 96lOc. sugar quiet; A soft. SIC.
Unprecedented quiet at 12l1@l2lSc. Whisky
steady at sllSgll0 Freights to Liverpool per
steamer steady cotton, 3.l6d; flour, Is; grain,
4d. Recelpts--Flour, $50 barrels, wheat, 81, 0O0
bushels, corn, 1900 bushels oats, 5000 bushels;
rye, 600 bushels. Shipments-Wheat %, 800
bushels: corn, 1000 bushels sales-Wheat,
10000 bushels corn, 1000 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, oct. 7.-Virginla Go, consolida.
ted %; past due coupons, JJi new lO.tOs, "
bid to-day.
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LOTTERIES.

MY DAUGHTER, MRS 5. WALkER, HAJ
had great deal of excitement and emotional
troubles to cont nd against. They unuorvcd her
iyd brought on weakness and debility, while I,
rom sympathv, was nearly IA same state The
use fBrOwn's Iron Bltter has given us strength.
Mrs, s. WENIER, ~ Den pS street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18
Cotton Market,
77,4D bnles-
Grain and ProyIsIons,

Following Is the range of prices In the Chicago
market as corrected by reports received by Rob
ert j. Thomas, Metropolitan bank builuing
Openinp- Wheat COi1l Outs Pork. Lnrd
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1--WE. VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALFWAY.
SOUTHWEST AMI f,Sr


schedule In c.Itcl OctOJ.r ~. 1884.
olO A. NJ Ncw 'rl aus STAT. dtily. making
clOlc con lcCtiouS TO all pNyntt utl md rlth.
west Daily, cNvep, tundly, " IA G. n q. ~.
lullmHu sleeping Buffet cara Frost New lur;
und Washington to All lntt Pullman sleep ng
AIRS from Washington ana Atlnn.n 20 New Or.
leans.
blO l., M-Loui9vlilc Fa1l Line. daily, vim
tnmrlOttsyillc, to Gin .lhnatl Lluigvill'. and ali
Western Points pullman slccpin. Cars num
Washington to LouiHViilc.
lOHU u. VI. southern Mail ana Express
daily. to OIL points south and 80 thwt styl Dln-
VIE anu thnr nitC. T. mun sleeping cars
from Wushlnlton, via UnnyilIc, Ella ipttt,
enl Atlanta, to New Olran,; also rom
HMhin ton, Via Charlotte an II Columbia, to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train lcnv - wJshln ton
ut Z u. ~. nnd $40 y, m, daily, except sunday.
WA rcutOn train, leave Washington At U:lO Il.
m. aud 6;1O u. IN. daily,
For tickets an all Information Inquire vt Com
pHny's Ollcr, OUl peun ,yyanin avenue Trains
leave from II. ~ =. station. -
n. MACDANiEL, A,olt
SOL. IIASS.
Traffic MANAGER
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE NObFf, FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
FASI AND THE WEST
VIA WASH NOTION

AWAsHINuToN.
DOUBLE rRAGE,j,,,, I&NNEY COUPLER.
SCHEDULE N TFFECT' SUNDAY, JUNE
10, 1854, UNTIL FURTlIER NOTICE
NEW Jersey AVENUE AND . sTREET@
For Chicago, Cincinnati, louisville, and 81
r0%s '" Win 4oas c6aGi lS ana Palace ssa
Ing Cars TO above points, without changer 1918
For PlttsSurs al $40 a. N M .'I and s'iio r. NJ
Ini,y, SAD p m, to Pltshurg, Cleveland. aud
D Fdf ES T'R@F !" rsSsyT 1918
q. m daily, with sleeper for Toledo, viz Wheel
Tr"ims ' ior P 'iI and New York a,
1G;i2p, IN. daily. With rarior and Sleeping Cars
FSr ,aii%%G,r"s S 9P week days Q $40, Glaos
SSo l8o C45mlnu,c trainl iia6 a SiS6. GS6
Fl sl! 4S sa lsS Sd' ga5 S9 U.s. s9 ssa
~. TSf SSRs on on $ I'M Shenandoah Valley Rat
IF For ANNAPOLIS, Gia6l a. m. anl 10 10 and 4'ij
:, f"r way statious between Washington AMI
aaahloImGr IA 5 2 4il0' I'M iai0r I ii3n
Metropolitan Branch, T;4O H. ~. and 6,;i5 y, ~
s spa sHsfns % ON Mst a 4a y oS @
y. daily Tor l. xington, stanton, and Vail y
Frcderck Sa6 a. NJ. ' ioi5 'a'eH H. n slS '
!, y SSf iiSscrstoW4 1lojl5 a. m. and oa,p III
Trains arrive from the West daily. eco $50
H. M, 4'2b. GAO, .i!2J =. nj,
From New York anti philadelphia 2i11 $40
o. III. daily, $40 H. m. daily. except : ln,!ny.
From Annapolis $50 q. M and lsiD and O'3.
7. m; sunday 900 u. m. O'3T j. N.
day
From Frederick. and Intermediate points 3!3J
n. iu. ~ D H. m, ana S'l4 H. m, daily, e$Cyps
sunday, S;14 p. N. daily from Point OF Rocks
Trains itnvG BALTIMORE for Washington ri ;.
Z $40, $3.50, 7,l5, $3.50, o, GAO: and 1880 u. M
lH'l5. 2:50, j, $50. D G'25. T3O o. aud 1918
y. NJ; on SuudnyA 2, $40 gao, 7icO. $40 o ~
III, $50, ., b'25, $50 and Up. IN.
=, al trains rom Washington stop ut Relay Sta-
For mvthcr Information apply ut the Bait,.
more and Ohio Ticket Office, Washington sta
ton. go and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
ui Fourteenth street, whore orders will bU taScn
Tor baggage to hu checked and received NJ any
point In the city
W. NJ. GLEN ENrS, OK LORD,
NJ, ul T.. baltimore. g. l., ~
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MEDIC1L.

Is invited to send their address to TIE SWIFT
SPECIFIC Co... Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga, for a COPY
oftheir treaties on Blood and Skin Diseases.
which will DO mailed free.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18
TRATELERS' GLIDE.

MRS. MARY liluuTMAN, LAFAYETTE,
Ala, visiting ut 1OS lJth street nurthwt Vi snya!
~ have suffered greatly from week.-mrs.. md
found no permanent rclitfuntu used urown's
Iron Bitlcrs cordially indOrse all tile good
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18

MISS EnA NJ. EMERSON, 1902 1Arr
stree northwest. says: ~ was troubled with
dyspepsia. ANA received no benefit from use of
medical Preparations, until used Browns Iron
III tiers. Three bottles restored my health. I
recommend II TO every dyspeptic"
rENIfE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE To
WEsT 6ouHLk TRAjR. srLfS biib
81 EMERY. STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT
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49, IL. EFftCr oCT1BEn II, 1888.
TRAINS LEAVE wASHiNurON, rom sta.
For Pittshurg and the Wcsi, Chirngo Limited
Express of Palace sleeping Cars ut $40 %. m.
nildist Louis with sleeping Cars rom Harris.
burg to Ilnciulnti. pnd iioiel Car to - Lns'
ing Cur Altooun to chicago. Wcs,eri iSp cs
T:lO y. IN. daily, with Palace Cars to P,itsDur
Car Itl'hurs to Chicago. Mall lsxpEes, ltiO6
+ m. daily Tor lii,nurE AMI the West, with
p NL isSiTSnIi' 81 Wp91Pp,pSGSp 70 GlhIi fG5,
For Erie, tauaudulgua, Il chester, Buffalo.
Mingpra; lo;oO z M daily. except Snurdny;
Washington To nlnniO. Trnln leaving WASH
ington GA saturday night will not run beyond
For Willnmsport. Lock Haven and EImlrn, at
$40 4; IN. d Oily except sunday.
IN, 1900 ~ M, 200 loo 1000 and lib
=. N. On snhd ", 400 900, lO:ul AM llilb
r +. m L JoI ES2 Ecgn q rnIiman aF''r Cars
Tor lsoston without cl,gngc, 200 p. m. every
week d9y. nn sunday, 400 p, m.
meet ut ItrGy CITY Wih rla,s or brooklyn
Annex, aiiordns direct transfer to luton
Fcr i'nlirIclrnla, 7;15 ~ m, $50. nnd 1900
on sunday, i:OJ, GOO. 1910, anil ll;i5 y. M.
limi cd Express, 9;4O H. IN. duly, except sun
For B9lllmarCc, 025 7I5, $50, o4C, ,ll;Io
q m; l2'95 200, 400 AGO. 40, 900, I'Ay
lu'N't NNN llilb ~ M I'm sunday, blO. ll'bD
a. m, 400, 600, J;tO, 1000, AMI 1'I:lJ y. M,
For ropes Greek Line, $3.50 II. m and l;iU y.
M. d ,lly, except sunday.
IN. ny, cyccpt sunday
ALEXANDRIA,. .hNb FREpERlCKsBURG
RAILWAY, AND a! NANDRlA AND
WA~HtNGrO RAILROAD.
,t.Sr cxAndra. go I'o9, 8;.o, ilin5 aud
| M, 500 n m.
| For Richmond and the ~outh ESQ and 1903
n ~, daily, aud a;uOp m daily. eXrrpl SUNDAY.
| Trans leave Alexandra for WHshin ION D:p,,.
300, 1000. 1oi1o a M; 90, o;uo .: -, o:lO,
| TOO ana lOiO D. M, and l2;lO Midnight tcN-
| crpt MnndtN) On sunday al aud 10: 10 Il. IN. ;
| T'p5 md 1910 y. ~. iuid 1910 night.
Tickets and Informal OF at the office, north
east Coz ncl of lhi tccnli sire and PeuusS!va.
min Avenue, and ~ the station, where orders an
he len for the checkirg of baggage to destinl-
ton from hotels and residences
CIiAS. t. pUGH General Manager.
]. ". WOOD Grnarnl rn'srnscr Agent
MISS ANNIE VIERBUClIEN, Slg TrH
stree northwest, says My pro her nnd sell
are DO. icutely cOnBl uted, AMI Away needed
TONES. None have ever b. fitted US liz Brown y
| Iron D,ue.s, Wc recommend II to the weak and
| dell ulc.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18

Mrs, w, Y. EVANS. 1888 13rn STREET..
SAYS! 81 felt weak aud debllitatcd. ono bottle
Of BrOwne Iron Differs restored my health to
lis normal condition. Believing II the best Of
tonict heartily mdur4r IT,"
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wv ASnINGTON, ONO AND WEST EHN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

SUMMER AERA NGEMENT,
TWO TRAINS DAILY ENCFpT sun.
DAY. nETwEl;N ALEXANDRIA,
AND ROUND lilIIA
Leave Washington ~ 40 u l.l anl iilj n
Pass Lccshurs, guiug westward, 1T III 80 a. N.
and Obb =. M, ana arrive Al Round Aili Vt ll'4l
u, m. ana 1'2U y, Ia.
Leave Hound I'M AT b'27 q. IN. and aeon M
Pass Ietsburg, going eastward, ut B.l5a "a. MI an
h.uh y M, anu arrive nj Alexandria ut Sg2 T.
~, ma 1'lh p, M and NC Washington AZ s.;iC =
m, mud 700 D. m.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round I'm At 1g7
n, m. Arglvcs at Alexandra ~ So and WtSu
iugtor nj $40. Leave Washington AZ 500 y, ~,
Alexandria NJ S'lD y, MI pass l"vNOuTSt -JlNI
eastward. U;l o Il. M; westward, 1851 y. M.
s. NJ BROllli superintendent
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81 puot.t Hons of Friday. Stock Sales.

The foil owing have been furnished bv Bate
man n Co.. bankers, l41l + street, be ng the
most active stocks In the Now York exchange;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18

MRS ANNIE v. LEWIS. 1913 ~, STREET
southwest, says; "Ny huspiM 6ls tnEtn
browns iron ] ittnrs Nith such limp ,ii,c
TINT two bottles enuruir currd ut dt-ppplit;
while have been vastly b 'npiitrd. ir not Quito
cur OF female weakness In It's worst form. IT
IL n great tonic"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18
ImsArEAKE Am ONO nAfi.wAy.-

- uonve u. & =. Depot. sixth and y strects).
OilV a. Nor Rll way stations, LtSlu.iou,
Ky, LuuisvllC, Cincinnati, CO,utubu. a Id
. 81 Louis. Daily except sunday.
llOg y. M,-fOr Williamsburg, Va. NoNrort
NtwH, Old Point Comfort, and Nnriolk,
Daily cNccpt sunday.
bi1O T., N. 10, iJuiWiile, Cincinnati. -. iquia.
ana Jhltugo, connecting for all puinlN Wcu,
NOrthwcat AMI Southwett las EynreN
ldaily)i dots not stop for local huF.npgt
Thrqugh pullman service to Louisville ana
For tickets mud Information apply at e. q ~.
railway Ollie, bl3 Pgnsylyau a. avunuu. u.ti"f
Nrtionnl notcu irylnt Midi mi railway u.gru,
Col Pennsylvania avenue, Hud II. n. II. st,,ipi.
II. VI. FULLER,
49, - General l'ps lpujlu. NgC g.
G. w. SMITH. lIlNNE 'Tn.L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18

MY HUSBAND WAS GREATLY BENE.
ited by Browns Iron Bitters.. lie heartily re-
oinmends II TO dyspeptlos. Mrs, q. NJ. LES
CALLEr, 4lO 9Th street southwest
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Cancer for Many Years.

family servant has been afflicted for many
years with cancer on her nose, and was tr Hntod
by some Of the best physicians, and the old rem
ed,cs used without benefit Finally We gave her
swifl's Specific ana SHE has been completely
cured. JOHN HILL, Druggist.
Thompson, Ga, Aug 10, 1884.
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activity, all his wonderful energy,
all his industry, al his ability, all
his skill, intelligence aud efforts
were devoted to the benefit and
Improvement Of the place which had
been his home for nsarly half Of his
life that was marked by toll
and weli-directed industry. He
has builded a monument
here which will outlast the century
and Ferretuate his name as that of
one who loved the city of his adop-
tim, the home Of himself, family
and dearest loved friends.
The HERALD's sympathy goes
out for the afflicted family whose
chief conso cation after allin this sad
hour il the consciousness that in
laying away the loved form by tt
side OF the sainted mother who went
SO short a time before, they retain
the proud memory OF parents whose
record is stainless.
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Great Run on a Well-KnOwn
Institution,

The famous Patent Medicine
Warehouse OF Charles N, Criterion,
New York, has recently been SUBJ
jected to an extraordinary pressure
the pressure of crowds of sufferers
from Coughs and Colds in search Of
"Hale's Honey of Rorehound and
Tar" of which he is the fortunate
proprietor. The popularity CT the
article is boundless, and will last,
for it is built on the solid founda,
ton of innumerable cures. Critten-
toms establishment might properly
be called a Saving Bank from the
number it has beeu instrumental
in saving from Consumption
Trocbial affections Of every type
vanish under its balmy and bal
samic influence with astonishing
rapidly. Sold by all druggists.
Ask for large size, price 81, they are
much the cheapest. Pixies Tooth
ache drnns cure one minute o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-01
NICHOLAS GR0ESBECK.

Salt Lake has had few better
friends than that modest, retiring
man whose name is written above,
and whose lifeless clay is awaiting
the last ceremonies by which the
living manifest their love and
respect for the dead. Nicholas
Groesbeck was a man who shone
brightest in the eyes of those who
knew him best; one whose retiring
disposition prevented him being
known Sc he should have been to
excite the loud plaudits aud
call forth the praise and
adulation OF the masses. Those
familiar with him know how
noble a heart beat in that bent
form, how full ofgood deeds he was,
how sympathetic, how just and
how generous; they never weary
in speaking of his good qualities and
telling of the deeds which marked
him enc Of Gods best creations,
grandIy good man The mourn
ing for the dead in this instance
will not be of the osten.atious kind,
but there will be sorrow deep down
in the hearts of the many who have
Mad occasion to know how keenIy
the deceased felt for the afflicted, and
how sincerely was his sympathy
for the suffering and distressed.
The city also must realize that it
has lost one who has done much for
liz. Aside from the matters of love
and human sentiment, the death
of q man like Nicholas Groes,
beck can not be regarded
as other than a calamity
upon the community, for all his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-01

A BALTIMORE man has been con-
victed and sentenced to three
months imprisonment and to pay q
fine OF $25 for lying in a horse trade
Well may the people express alarm
when they see lifelong precedent
thus overturned and their inherent
rights ruthless1y denied them by
the courts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-01
NOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, John B.
Erickson, William B. Erickson. your
hei.s and sssigns. You STE notified that
the undersigned 81 co.owner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the west Tintic
District, Juab County, Utah Territory,
has done the work aud made the inn
provements required by law to represent
said claim for the year 1888, amounting
to SOL. 80, and il you fail to pay and con-
tribute your proportion OF such expendi-
ture within ninety days after the first
publication hereof, your interests in said
mining claim will be forfeited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 18th, 1884,.
NEAL MCMILLAN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-01
SATAN Is COMING!

FOR SALE-THE BOOK OF
L Knowledge- Contents: Millennium,
1890; arrival Of the long-anticipated
Jewish Messiah; gres, financial crisis,
1886; Satan, the chief anti. Christ, time
Of his birth. incidents connected with
Satan's birth, powers and advance
skirmishers, Satan'a Temple, Ten Com .
mandments, satan's Ensign and in
his ensign to all nations, etc. Price. 25
cents, stamps. Address: August Robe,
st. Paul, Min.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-01
THE HOAR BILL.

The measure recently passed by
the Senate of the United States and
sent to the House Representatives,
is strictly New England produc-
ton. Nowhere outside Of an at
mosphere i'm pregnated with the de-
caying odors OF Furitanical and
Pharisaical bigotry could such a
measure arise. This reminds Us
that all the anti-Mormon bills that
have been passed and majority of
those presented in either house
have been the concoction of some
denizen of the northeast corner of
the republic, and bear the ineffac-
able and immoyable stamp of that
intolerance which has outlined its
originators and descended in a de
gree inversely corresponding to the
advance of civil zation else where;
but that it still now and then
breaks through the shell envelop-
ing 1t and shows at least hand or
an arm, is manifest in the Hoar
bill.
The shortsightedness of the au-
thors and engineers of the measure,
reasoning from their own stand
point, is plainly visible. 1t is in
tended. to discourage .Mormonism
by dealing severe blow at the Nor
mons; bat if the bill should become
a law what would be the result Do
those descendants of witch. burners
imagine fer q moment that the
grand and growing west is as deeply
stepped in the gall Of q bitterness
happily growing less everywhere, as
is that portion of our national dos
main known as New England ? Can
they not yet understand that ex.
pansion Of territory means liberaliz.
ing tendencies, freedom Of thought
and action, and Immunity from the
rule of the rich and powerful? Do
they not know that in this
part of the country measures
OF aggression and oppression der
feat mselves? Is it not possible
for them to penetrate the haze of
fanaticism which envelons the
national calf pasture and see a diff
ferert state of things than that
which they are cropping in? And
lastly, if they can Judge Of the
future by the past, why do they
refuse to profit By the certsipty of
at least a thoussno respectable Gem
tiles and all the young men of Nor.
mon pa.entage who NV are ind'f.
ferent and lukewarm, coming to
the support of the oppressed class
and making the strength of the
present majority as strong as evers
And why will they persistently re-
fuse to see that they are clogging
the arteries of trade and commerce
hereabout, when an unrestricted
flow means not merely local pro .
perity, but incidentally business
vigor to the nation at large?
New England has controlled the
United States about long enough;
and 1t is a very g. fe prediction that
its latest development of spleen in
the shape of the Hoar bill will be
quietly and effectually relegated to
the shades of obscurity and oblivion.
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laws in the regolarly constituted
tribunals (; til Y defend The mseiyes
as bests they can, and If successful
they esca. e the punishment pro-
vlded, and II unsucce 's'ul they &C
cspt AID endure the p=nslty de:ig
mated.
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z. @. M. 7.

SALT LAKE Cry, May 1sb 1884,
HIS Eldredge, Esq. Supt. q. C. II. L.:
SR-I Of Miller Wnught Irou Rance No 10
with elevated SHELF which purchased you consider 3
believe No
and family thirty bskes well ard
attachments
gallons boiling little plain and con
quently easily kept fact it lomelke rd comfortable
When Cincinnati in January last learned Mr. Mps
they had just taken exchange for
made which, after being
good
only know Of three defects with tit place. to be
cleaned occasionally have to tuy Goal Wood
obva these venences do you then by Miller Won
will always find wife happy your cooked.
Yours truly, E.. H. RSONS,
SAT Second SleeE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN. the Probate CaIrt of Salt Las
County, Utah Territory.
In the matter of the Estate of Michael
L. Cody, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
In the undersigned administratrix of
the estate of Michael L. Cody, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, 10
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers. within ten months after the frat pub,
licstion of this notice, to the said admins
i.trstrix, st her residence on 1.-The west
side OF Fifth East Temple street, between
Fourth and Fifth South Temple streets,
in The city and county Of Salt Lake, Ter
ritory Of Utah.
Administrative of the estate Of Michael
L. Cody, deceased
Dated at Salt Lake City, June 9th,
1884.
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.AHRlvE. /! DEPART

The above Is standard mountain
time.
JOHN T. LYNCH,
Postmaster.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. May 1. 1884
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SALT CITY, May 10TH 1884.
o. O. l.,
GENT1EMsN-Ihe Miller Wrought ITop Range purchased
also its alter heating Apparatus do
economzer of fuel eheeIully
Yours truly, JOHN H. GROESBECK.
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SALT LAKE CITY, pril 2OTH 1854
u. C. N. I.
GESTsThe Miller Wrought Iron Range purchased yu nine
still giving entire satisfaction; would
reasonable price could smother the would
coVmend all wishing to get frstc Range The Miller
Yours truly, WILLIAM NAYLOR
Thirteenth Ward, Lske CITY,
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SALT LAKE CITY. Apris2Ot 1851
q. C. H. j.:
GENTEmNI eheefully end tie Miller Wrought Rage
several kinds As Fuel perfect
Boiler Attachment Heater good
BENJAMIN HAMPTON
Twelfth Ward Salt Lake City,