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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-11
FRAGMENTS.

The streets had an animated ap-
pearance yesterday as great many
people were in from the country.
The regular meeting of the Thir~
teenth quorum Of Seventies will be
held in the Twelfth ward school
house on Monday evening at 100
(standsrd time.l s. full attendance
is REG rested.
THOMAS G. JONES, Clerk.
The Book Agents truest saying
was embodied in the following: GA
man VINO tries to carry on bus ness
without advertising is like man
winkIng at woman in the dark
he knows what he's about, but she
doesn't.
A flock of about one hundred
white sea gulls, from Great Salt Lake
have been visiting City Creek can
yon, for the past two days, appar'
emily returning to the lake each
evening. Possibly they are on an
insectiVerous search.
Let not your charity be imposed
upon by woman who, accompanied
by two children, all in ragged attire,
is calling at private houses and
soliciting aims, saying that her hus-
band had recently died, leaving her
in poverty. She is an impostor and
the police will look out for her.
When Link Reese was found with
the wbeelbarroW bad Of iron caste
ilgs which he was purloining with
out the owners consent, he skipped
with all haste towards the setting
SUI, and was holly pursued by Tom
Daniels, Waterman at the Rio
Grande depot, who captured him on
the other side or jordan.
AS Messrs. Van Horn and Dodge
were driving away from the CONT
mental Hotel yesterday, their car =
rage met with an accident which
would probably have proved a seriA
Gus one for them if The horse had
bean at all FESTIVE. They started to
whirI around rather suddenly, by
which a forewheel was broken all
to pieces and the buggy upset. No
harm except to the buggy.
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Teachers Association.

The Salt Lake County Teach
srs' Association met on satnr-
day, 10th, inst, atths time ard place
appointed.
Opening prayer by n. A. Wood
berry; roll called; minutes OF preyjous
meeting read and approved.
On Incentives to Pupc,uality. Mrs.
M. E. Randall found it difficult 10
prevent tardipes in pupils unless
parents were interested in senoing
thsm early. Had tried several
methods as incentives, but found
most OF them had draw backs. The
system OF rewards and punishments
would wear out aft awhile. Giving
cares or scnool currency seemed too
much like hiring; thought j! the
duty of parents to see that their
children go early to school.
Miss s. E. Vincent treated npou
the ACCESSIBILITY of school exhibitions.
Thought that so far as they served
to draw the attention of parents to
the school they Were good, but time
should not be taken from school
work in preparing for public dis
play.
Miss Emma Finch on teaching
primary classes gave a practical
and pointed description OF how she
performed her labOrs ia primary de.
pai tmeEts; thought a primary
teacher should apply hin self de-
70 eddy to his labors.
Mr.. Horace Cummings, chairman
of a committee appointed to report
on school publications, gave the re.
port which was accepted by the as.
soclstion, and the committee dis
charged with q vote of thanks.
After general remarks by MEM
bers of the association, the exercises
were reviewed'by Mr.. w. F. Smith.
critic.
Meeting adjourned for two weeks.
Prayer by g. F. Wilcox.
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John Bergen.

This popular merchant tailor who
has for years enjoyed the reputation
of giving excellent satisfs ction to
his numerous patrons, has recently
had his premises thoroughly reno
waited. and fine new show window
placed In the front of his store on
Main street. It-is Mr.. Bergen's in
tention to carry the very fnf st stock
of cuttings that the lovers of good
clothing can get anywhere, and to
devote the greatest possibls atten>
tion to perfect fitting and the Jatet
styles and cuts. The line of clothes
now in stock co Gprise the greatest
variety OF patterns, and Of the very
best quality.
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Mechanical PhOtO-Printer.

Last evening at Carriers gallery,
Mr.. William Hill illustrated the
workings OF his newly invented au.
tomato photograph printer, and
convinced all the parties present
that he has constructed a very val
liable appliance. He showed the
capabilities Of the little machine, in
q way that proved it's great merit.
1t is undoubtedly capable of simpli-
flying the Iator, and improving the
results Of the photograph printer.
To pace the apparatus on the
market, and otherwise to forward the
enterprise it is necessary that some
party with little capital should
come to the aid of the inventor. We
should like to see some of our enter
prlsing citizens assist in this laud'
able Undertaking.
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capable of making his advent pleas
ant and prosperous, and that
smiles. sunshine, beauty, pleasure
and other sources of happin ess were
but so many invitations to the
gsunt and gloomy reaper to en- ter
ones abode ami eend for his rela
tives, IS though he were Confer
ence visitor with the time OF his
railroad ticket extended. What do
We live for, any wayp To sing
psalns, be solemn, CONT heads, re.
frain from pleasure, and be in short
q lot Of owls in convention =?
Ii there is to be nothing in life
WHICH affords temporary happiness,
then | am prepared to endorse the
doctrine that those who die early
are the only tnes who actually live
at all. ESSAY CAIGH.
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A Superior Lager.

No better beer than the Boca
Lager, recently introduced here by
Messrs. Aft & Co., has ever been
sold in this market. It is entirely
free from that super-sWeetness
which is noticeable in some OF the
beer now on this market, and is so
light and spark ling, that it leaves
none of that heaviness and drowsi-
ness which result from the use OF
some other brands. Messrs. Aft 81
Co., are the sole agents here, and
will receive orders for full cases or
single d'zens. People who like q
really refreshing beverage should
try the Boa Lager:
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Es'ate of Joseph @. HOosy, ece1sed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
II the undersigned administrator Of
the estate of Joseph g. Hovey, deceased,
to the creditors OF, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the ssid DE- ceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within ten months after the first
publication of this notice, to the ssid
administrator at his house, No. 507
n nth First West street, Salt Lake, in
the County Of Salt Lake
Dated at Salt Lake City, May 10 "a
LEWIS OYIATT, administrator of
estate of Joseph q. Hovey,
deceased.
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A Young Firm.

Messrs. J. II. Maynes s. Co, who
have opened very tasteful and
well stocked stationery store in The
herald block are young men who
deserve and are certain to win sue
cess. All kinds of stationery, and
the latest papers and periodicals are
always kept on hand, and patrons
are sure Ct courtecu. treatment.
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.

That 10 daily bringing icy to the
homes OF Thousands by saving many
OF their dear ones from an early
grave. Truly is Dr.. Kings New
DSesvsry for Consumption,I Coughs,
Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay
Fever, Loss Of Voice, Tickling In
The Throat, Pain In Side and Chest,
y any disease Of the Throat and
Lungs, q pooitive cure. Guaranteed.
tial Bottles, free ut z. O. NJ. /.
Jug Store. Large xisa q 90
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GARBlGE IN The Streets.
CITY MarshaPs Notice.

THE ATE NTION OF CITIZENS
1 is hereby directed to the following
provision 10 the Revised Ordinances OF
Salt Lake Citv, reIating to "Crimes and
Purishments;"
"Src. 25.-Any person who shall
throw, cast or lay any ashes, offai, vege-
tables, garbage, dress, cinders, ehells,
straw, shavings. dirt. filth or rubbish Of
any kind whatever in any street, side
walk, ditch. lane, alley or public place
in this city, except at such place IS shall
be designated By the Stree, Supervisor
shall be lisble to 8 fine not exceeding
twenty-five dollars for each Cfense."
All persons are hereby warned that
this provisions will ba rigidly enforced.
VIM. 9. PHILLIPS,
milo City Marshal.
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The. Gppen Room,

l.---y -41-.Ra 5ut 1897!
Is where you can get the finast
Wines liquors, cigars and gentle
manly treatment. A call will con-
vince you OF It's attractions.
+ s. j. KELLEY, Fropr.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24
An Exception sO the Rule That They
Are AL UncxPlainable.
ArkanSaW Traveller

TIE North American Review publishes u
paper treating of the illusions Of memory.
The subject is handled in a mastery manner.
telling of the strange impressions we some
times feel in looking out over . landscaps
nsver before sen by us, yet. suddenly there
comes fash OF indistinct recollec-
time memory refuses TO travel in
direct line, We looked upon
the scene. Some investigators have thouS ht
that man, during a certain mental condi-
ton. can look at a strange object and that
only one hemisphere Of his mind receives the
imprslsion. Suddenly the other hemisphere
receives 4, and sill retaining the isaprss-
sion taken by the first hemisphere. he renem-
bers to have seen the objects before. No
man ha satisfactorily explained this illusion,
bu, there are Illusions OF memory which can
be explained. For instance q man goes home
after day of toll, and says to his wife:
Saw cur old friend Jackson to-day Look
ing fine Said be was never in batter health
in his life. Asked about you II business
don't get better, don't know what we are
going TO do By the way, l saw our cid
friend jackson to-day. Looking fine Said
he would ike very much to see you am
tired. Such rush OF business that haven't
had time 10 sit down. Whom do you sup
pose saw to-dayf-
jackson" replies his wife rather severely.
-What did he come up herei Said be
would like TO sse you want to get down
town early tomorrow. forgot 10 tell you
that saw our old friend Jackson
This illusion OF memory has not bafsled
scientific research The gentleman is drunk.
There is also an illusion Of eye-sigh;, where
objects take double impressions Any one
thus afflicted is also drunk
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THE FATE OF A FAST YOUNG NAN.

THE FATE OF A FAST YOUNG NAN
Written in the Illinois State Prisonl
IT'S curious. isn't 1t, Billy,
The changes that twelve months ma,
bringi
Last year was at Saratoea,
As happy and rich a. . king
was raking In pools on the races
And feeling the walters with "ten,"
And slpping mint juleps by twilight;
And to-day am here in the SPen."
what led me to do lit" What always
Leads men to destruction end crimel
The Prodigal Son, whom you've read Of,
Has altered somewhat in his time.
he spends his substance as freely
As the biblical fellow Of old;
But when it Is gone be fanc:es
The husks will turn into gold.
Champagne, box at the opera,
High steps while fortune is flush,
The passionate kiss of women
Whose cheeks have forgotten to blush
The old, old story, Billy,
VI pleasures that end in tears
The froth that foams for an hour.
The dregs that are tasted for years
Last night, as sat here and pondered
ON theend e my evil ways,
A0Ncf III ko Pn1DCOm DeiOre me
The vision Of boyhood days
l thought Of my old home, Billy,
OF the schoOl-house that stood on the hill,
OF the brook that flowed through the
meadow
can cen hear its music still
Again l thought Of my mother,
OF the mother who taught me to pray,
whose love was precious treasure
THAT heedlessly cast away.
tsawagain in my visions
The fresh-lipped, careless boy
10 whom the future was boundless,
And the past but mighty toy.
| thought Of all this as sat here
Of my ruined and wasted life
And the pangs Of remorse were bitter
They pierced my heart like knife.
1t takes some courage, Billy,
To laugh in the face of faue,
When the yeafning ambitions Of manhood
Are blasted at ntt-eight
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24

DR. Samuel CLARKE: There Is nothing mWs
unreasonable than Tor men to live viciously
and yet hope to escape the nscezary cssss.
Quences Of their vices
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NyANTED-Land-bu buyers to know that IL is
w to their interest TO go to Garden Plain
cal Estate Agency TO buy lands.
d-3-u TAYLOR & PIKE.
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NyANTED-A buyer for q hotel In Garden
w Plain q rare chance for live man to
make money.
d2s-tr TAYLOR 4 PIKE.
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NyANTED-Land-b buyers to know that we
w have made arrangements with the hotels
ct Garden Plain to keep them at reduced rates.
Diff TAYLOR & PIKE.
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FOR INT

IrOR RKNT-A suite of rooms over Citizens
L Bank. Apply at bank. 3su
L>OR RENT-A new 5-room house. Enquire
Il at this ONCE S-u
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VIyANTED TO SELL.-Two moving ma
w chimes. one hay rake. foutz hay loader
with . complete camp outht Will be sold
cheap for chash. WILLIAM NkELY.
hl-lme
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NANTED-Land-b uyers TO know that we
w have for sale all the best lands near Gar
den Plain. TAYLOR & PIKE.
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NyANTED-Everyone who wants to buy
w sell, rent or trade lots in the town OF
Goddard, or farms in Sedgwick county, to call
on Pyle Bros. 4 Bash, real estate agents, God
dsrd, Kansas. 3B-3m'
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NyANTED-To sell q stock of general mer-
w chsndise good reasons for selling good
location will exchange for cattle. Address
e., Eagle ONCE. 45-tf
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MANIFESTATIONS As clerks, by two
w young men from New York. One has
had four years banking experience in that city I;
ONCE. h-lt.
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L>OR sALE-An Empire moving machine
It nearly new, at a bargain, at Exton's ele-
vator d&&tf-wl
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NyANTED--Tor rent furnished rooms in new
w house; choice location Enquire at
southeast corner OF Emporia avenue and Second
street. S-lm
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"ANTED-Eyerybo 10 know that we have
w for sale some OF the best lands in Sedg-
wick county. and sre prepared to negotiate
sales Of town property. Our motto Ia square
dealing. Give a call.
SJ-3ms Pyle BRos & BASH
Real estate agents, Goddard, Kansas.
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NyANTED-A good girl TO do general house
w work In small family Must come well
. recommended. Wages - per week. Apply at
fhds once RI. x rss 1e-tf
NANTED Customers to telephone orders
w TO Baughmar Freeman for city hack
daj-tf
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w work wages % 10.
~ 49, --a j. o. DAVIDSON
as-u Cor. Topeka and Second st.
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NOR SAIE-Eievstcr steam shelter. presses
Il and fixtures and valuable tract Of land
with switch privileges for handling grain. prai-
RE hay and lumber, at one OF the best grain
buying points, thrifty and growing town on
the Frisco road good reasons for selling and
full particulars furnished by
n o JoNsoS,
1S-im Columbus, Cherokee Co, kansas
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NOR SALE-New stock OF general merchAn-
L disc good trade, splendid profit. growing
town, county seat of . good county o grand
opening satisfactory reasons for selling Ad-
drssa Merchant. this once. S5-u
NOR SALE--A house and lot on Fonrth ave-
II between Pine aud Oak strests; three rooms.
good cellar, stable room for ten head Of nor
will sell for cash or trade for farm. Enquir at
street oar stalls. 5l-6
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LOST

NOUND-A rocketbook, which the owner can
L have by proving property, Call ut WAL
lacs's implement house. $50
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LOR SALE-A fine Touring mill and ma
II chinery complete. on side track OF the A. T.
4 Santa fe railroad, known the Zephyr
Mills. Will be sold at . bargain will ex-
change 70: desirable real estate For terms
and particulars cali OF address p. T Til
unghast, Wichita, Kansas. 46-tf
IN0R SAIk-An old established and prom able
II business. centrally located . splendid
buslness chance good reasons for selling
Address A. care Eagle ONCE. S-u
LNOR SALE-Nine residepce lots for sale OF
II trade located on South Market stree, !;
big bargain. For particulars call NJ Citizens
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TAKEN UP-A stray dog at Smith, Billing
L er 4 Co . restaurant, opposite Hills liv-
cry stable owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges. $50
CTRAYED-Roan mare pony; white hind
- feet and blaze in face. Information leading
to its recovery will be suitably rewardedby
S. J. A WALLACE
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NyANTED-To sell plsts OF ground in Tur-
w ner's addition. from 50 to loo feet 'front.' by
leo deep A big bargain to those intending TO
build This ground Is situated in the north
part of town, about half Q mile soufh OF Judge
Laucf Q, on the fair ground road, with the best
water m the city. one mile north o. Douglas
avenue. Inquire off. X. Turner, north Main
street, At residence. or Strong Caldwell, real
estate agents. a.
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STRAYED--From my premises, on or about
- the Soth day of June. two Ounce Tex
- mares, :: and years old. The .-year-oid
mare was heavy with foal and about ID OF Ns
hands high the Swear old shade the taller.
The younger had leather halter on, the ether
. canvas halter Will pay liberal ard for
Kansas.
dSs-3-Wls-S CHRISTIAN Hook.
TV>O TRADE-Fcr team-baiance CASH four
l. room house and lot in north part OF city I;
lot well shaded.
DIG WICHITA LAND LOAN Co
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conditions OF every seance and usually
succeedeu. For the spirits" lie had no ~
verence whatever. though jolly and shock
insly familiar regard. He shouted at them
To hurry up" or ordered them 70 go
away. exactly rs suited his within.
He called them bosterously by name, "Uncle
Jim" and "Ab'ham Lincoln" being treated
with equal familiarity. He slipped up to the
little table when the seances were under way.
aud with his small knuckles raped sacrelig-
iously Ia answer 10 his own question. ANY
'pirit> here,' Aud his winks, grimaces, and
knowing looks were enough 10 cause the
skeptical 10 doubt nil phases Of manifesto
lions at that depot 1t was his especial de-
light 10 break up his mothers business
Many dollar did he depr i've her Of which
was needed for his own comfort.
I'm buhdcr you! IN bodder your was his
hostile shout as soon a. the preliminaries 70
spiritualistic business began: and bother them
he certainly did. His performances in this
line were never anything but brilliant His
mother threatened, entreated. wept; but the
uprcar1ols infant was untanght in the disci-
pline Of obedience, and was neither
amenabe t. persuasion or command Some
tGies be declared he "hated 'pirits"-they
made everything so still" -I'll bodder you'll"
was his inoess:nt war-cry. and at last to the
visitors who came often he was known as
"Bodder, though his name was Jasper. His
two brothers saw . peculiar fitness in the
name, and applied it to the complete extine-
ton OF his legitimate appellation, and even
his mother adopted it for general use. Num-
erous nickels and other small brides were
sacrificed by the visitors as conciliatory gifts
at his shrine. he took theni converted
them into confectionery, ate them and
returned to the combat with renewed vigor.
But withal the troublesome little mortal Was
50 handsome and human that even the peo-
pie be tormented were fond Of him. And
his mother; ahi she loved him with a love 50
intense and absorbing that it was almost a
pain
One day the clairvoyant got letter, over
which she wept and moanei 30 piteously that
Boddsrs granite heart was touched; and he
put his soft little arms around her neck aud
asked her what hurt her. Life had hurt her.
E.Ae hed h~s. s>- Tn. ,estsr ~~s s-o~,
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SHILOHS CATARRH REM,
EDY-a positive cure for Catsrrh
Diphtherfa and Cankei Mouth. Soll
s~A c. II. + Drug Store Old
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CHASING OUT SALE.

Having decided to close out our busi i.
n IN his city, we now offsr our entire
a Lex = consisting of Tea. Coffee. Spices
~. US1E srcy Groceries, at % per cent. be-
81 81 cost Good Japan Tea at 25c.and 3Oc.
NV NV mound; M'yfower, 40c.: English
Rresklsst, soc. and Csc; Choice Garden
I I Zoe. and &c.; Loose Tea. 25c. and
9 a ana everything else in proportion.
Ssia 10 continue for sixty days. Dont
S sorSat the place Salt Lake Tea Store, No.
x w., First South, opposite Market
Row.
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GREAT REDUCTION In
LIVERY.

Passengers to and from the depot, in
csrrisgea, 80 cents; Party, Ball and
Tbestre calls, 50 per couple, s. two
ro1plgs. Carriages for calling about the
city. SIS for four hours; carriages Tor
o1rists, with we'll informed guides, st
W.RK MCKrMMINs' LIVERY STABLES,
gsst Temple Street, north of Walker
House, Salt Lake City, Utah. T
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DB0GERs -DIETEMANN & co.
u Office in No. 26l. Uuion Block,
A,In street, opposite the Overland House,
Fist Floor, room No. 2. Loans nade
IN Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches,
ic. Railroad tickets bought and !sold
Jnredeemed pledges sold at very low
stes. Business strictly confidential. +
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

To my friends and the public. 1 have
sited up The convenient ste re, No. so W,
First South street, opposite Kimball
BcCs snd have oDened out complete
iaCk of Fish, Vegetables, Poultry
FnA. Groceriest. Provisions, ETC., etc,
gieIiend cordial invitation to call and
msus I W. O. BOWLING
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DENTIST.

H. +; Z. Nichols, Dentist. Office opposite
msiker house, over Sesbury s. John
Fons dug store Ane sthetics given.
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DR.. ]. M. HOLLAND
las rem owed to l67 Main Street
MONEY TO LOAN.

Pioneer Loan and Building Associs.
|ion' Three doors south of Postoffice. t
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WHITE. McALISTER & Co.

Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
AGENTS are now prepared to collect rents,
ri houses, insure against fire; also loan
money in large and small amounts, and
law up legal papers. Will be happy TO
tsnssct say business required, st very
Yssonsbe rates. Have long list OF
tOuses and lots for sale, and houses for
+
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snecial Advertisements.
$50 REWARD.

n, wednesday, March 6, about u 8 OF
W on the west side OF Nal Street,
. s~ J. Leviberg's store ana o..
b ei"S0H Hotel. a ladies geld bird pin: with
Jsn,y.s o;re diamond drop. The tinder
4! Soli 10 literally rewarded by leaving
", w. :;bove described pin at LeVioerg 8
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.

Cutler Bros. have another car OF those
fne Vslencis Bermuda Oranges, sls0
Deal Messins Lemons and Oranges. T