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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-14

The people of Florida want protection
for oranges, bananas, lemons, &c. II we
will look into the matter closely it will
be seen that nearly all the States want as
near free trade as possible, except on those
articles which they produce for sale, and
as to those articles they want protection
as high as they can get it. This condi-
ton Of affairs is the cause of the tariff
complications.
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The grading of the Greenville &Lau

The grading of the Greenville &Lau
rens Railroad was begun at Greenville on
last Tuesday, president Mauldin throw
ing the first shovel of dirt, and Col. S. s.
Crittenden delivering an appropriate
address. The people of Greenville are
fortunate in having DR.. Mauldin at the
head of their new enterprise, for his en-
ergy and good practical judgment render
his road an assured fact.
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the street lamps are unlighted and gas is
burning in very few places. The tables
in the Western Union Telegraph opera
tors room are supplied with candles.
The theatres are running with electric
aud calcium lights and private gas ma
chimes.
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Partnership Notice.

WYE, the undersigned, have this day en-.
w tered into partnership under the
name of w. S. LIGON k Co., for the pur-
pose of conducting general merchandise
business at the old stand of w. s. Ligon,
on the Southside of the Public Square.
BY close attention to the ,uants of our GUS
toners and fair dealing, we would solicit
the patronage of the trading public.
Our stock of GROCERIES is full up, and
we will make it to the interest of all to
price our goods before purchasing their
supplies for the year.
w. s. LIGON.
R. s. LIGON.
Jan. l, 1884
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The people Of Anderson County are
certainly q very amiable and patient
people, or they would never submit to
the wre.ched condition in which many OF
our leading public roads are kept. II
there were a gradual improvement men
might live in the hope that the day would
come when one neighbor could whit an
other, ,withnntthe inconvenience of drag
giDg through mud up to the hubs of his
buggy wheels. But there is no Disgusting
the fact that the condition Of our roads
are growing worse instead of bettes, each
year, and this must continue until more
efficient work is done upon them. The
strain upon stock, the damage to vehicles,
and the loss of time in hauling the
fourth, or at best, hehalf of q load in
consequence of the bad roads is an enor-
NOUS loss to our County. We do tbe-
lieve that fifty thousand dollars ayear
would cover the actual loss by the peo-
pie Of this County from bad roads.
Something should be done to secure the
improvement Of our roads. The first
thing necessary is for the people to de.
eide that there must be an improvement,
and then elect County Commissioners
who will enforce an efficient road duty,
and members of the Legislature who will
enact such additional laws to regulate
the working Of the roads. The improve
sment Of our roads should bemade a lead
ing issue in the election Of County Com
missioners and members Of the Legisla.
ture this Fall. The people have the solu.
ton Of the difficulty in their own hands,
and whenever they unite in the demand
for improvement they can certainly BE-
cure itby the election Of proper officers.
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Jan. l., 1884
GuaDo and Acid Phosphate.

We are receiving large lot of the old
reliable Soluble Pacific GuanO and
Acid, and the Standard Edisto
Acid Phosphate, all of which we are
prepared to sell at the lowest market prices.
These are old established brands of Fer
tilizers, and no one can doubt the reliabili.
ty of its analysis or the quality of the
goods.
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= James Bonham, second son of Ex-
Gov. M. l.. Bonham, and d generally
popular and very promising young gen.
tlemau, died in Columbia on Friday
morning of consumption.
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s9r No woman really practices econ
omy unless she uses the Diamond Dyes.
Many dollars can be saved every year.
AK the druppiat.
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REWARD !!

A PLAIN GOLD CHAIN, lost on Mon
n day last in the City Of Anderson.
was highly priced by the undersigned, who
will pay double the value of the Chain to
the finder who returns the same to him.
r. B. MASTERS.
Feb IA 1884 81 1
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FOR SALE.

A Riyoli Plantation, near Pen dleton,
II valuable Jack, and some pairs OF
Poland China Pigs, thoroughbred. Also
an uncommonly fine Jersey Bull, eleven
months old. not registered but thorough
bred, from Pennsylvania.
SAMUEL G. GEORGE, Manager.
Feb II, 1884 81
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: Wheat Bran, Corn, Flour,
A. B. TOWERS.
Feb II. 1884 81
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POTATOES.

TARLY ROSE, Goodrich, Peerless and
.I White Star Potatoes for sale by
A. B. TOWERS.
Feb II 1894 81
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nBuchu-Pafba.n

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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Stock of Goods, &C., for Sale

DURSUANT to resolution of the Cred.
i itors of Clinkscales & Hutto, I will
sell at Williamson, s. c., on the goth day
of February, 1884, at IL o'clock M, to the
highest bidder, the entire Stock-in bulk
of Merchandise of said Firm, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Hardware, &c., &c. Also, in one lot, the
Notes and Accounts of said Firm.
J. B. ROGERS, Assignee.
Jan 81, 1884 20
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hanna River broke to-day and caused a
tremendous food. Four bridges over
the creek between Carlisle and the river,
valued at over eighty thousand dollars,
we're crushed and carried away, and con-
siderable damage done otherwise. Three
dams were washed out and the mills con-
nected with them were 30 badly injured
as to prevent their running until repaired.
The freshet is the worst ever known in
the Cumberland Valley.
WHEELING, W. Va, February 80
p. MT is estimated that the total loss
in this vicinity by the floods is $6,OO0,-
600, including both sides of the river.
GALvEsToN, February "a special
from Long View says: ut has been
raining here continually for nearly one
hundred hours. The bottoms in every
direction are flooded and many extensive
washouts and slides on the railways are
reported.
CINCINNATI, February 1o.-The food
of 1882 was surpassed at l o'clock this
morning, and the river has been rising
almost constantly all day. Hardly a
shadow of doubt exists that the mark Of
last year will be reached and passed
within the next thirty hours. Indeed at
8 o'clock tonight the prospects decided.
ly indicated more rapid rise during the
night, for in addition to the reports of
continuous rises at points above, the rain
has been falling here steadily since
o'clock. 1t is not heavy, but persistent
enough to indicate an all nights rain.
The same condition exists at Ripley and
Maysville, fifty and sixty miles up the
river. The rain, if it continues all night,
will exert decided influence on the
stage of the water here, as the side
streams will be pouring in additional
foods. People have lost confidence in
the representations of the signal service.
Twice flags have been raised to denote
cold wave coming. The first time the
temperature rose instead of falling, and
the second time there was slight fall
followed now by rain. The prophecy
that the river would reach the maximum
to-day is also false. On the contrary the
maximum has not yet been reached at
points two hundred miles above Cincin-
natl, and new floods are pouring In from
the Kanawha River. The arrival of the
highest water here must now be delayed
several days if the present conditions
continue. BY extreme care and ingenu-
ity the gas company managed to keep the
gas supply up until tonight, but now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

bPECIAIA solid train of Psfor and other through
without change WILL anu after July leave Grand
Depot NewYort New Haven and Hartford Rsilrosd daily
tsundsys excepted At arriving az the early
In the evening" connecting al Wells yor with express
Ter Newport and Quebec Time tables may DO procured At
principal uekot oflees. or by addressing
CT HEMPsTEAD. O. .6TA
Gth-aVe. and A2dAt NeS.York civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
GEO y BAKER.
]. \. GARLAAD, Directors.
II c. FAHNESTOCK
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. Il BROADWAY. NRw.YoRK.
49, TgEa

No Il BROADWAY. NRw-YoRK-l
May 49, 1884.
Notice hereby given mat the agreement between this
company Elevated Railroad Company and the
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company dated November
a. 1881 commonly the Merger Agreement having
been resc.nded holders Of FIRST PREFERRED STICK
OF This company surrender her certificate % this COM
81 the Newi0rk Elevated Railroad Com
pany under Che agreements Of Mayo les4. .
Holders OF the stock Of this company 'Dd' and - New
a present the certificates which they hold and
have thereon VI agreement
the New-NOIG Elevated iailrOad Company
D. W MCWfLLIAMS. Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to an
~ OF the Supreme mads and entered May IL
Of ths
city " NewNOrs will sell pubic auction, at the Exchange
ssesI9om No II Br99d"ay in tge cry of Now ork
Wednesday the 9Th day Of July 1885, M u o'clock ~
tia highest bidder for oaa ~ following property to wit
Railway payable November lst 1879 together
all singular the nights and interests whatever they
" which undersgned. such
q Judgment crt,Or ~ said CITY OF Railway
snd City -he ntod st4c- Circuit court for the District
~ NewIersry the 3a day OF September ISL for the
sum OF $4,000 on We J IN tAote itInaas9 quo
SCI 25 49, ircuduE the coupeent night TO collect
ard receive hc whole % cad principal and Interest IN the
provided TO i'm said compromise agreement
OOJJ the sio.k Of Tho Mount Auburn Railroad Com
49, .iq.s re til M fie .!4us and n ssour! River
20 shares prafeifed stock Of same
2lo shares OF h OK OF tAe ST. I01 and s. Joseph Raj
100 6 the common the Brunswick and Al
OsIy Railroad tomianT, oi Georgia.
1l,'Oj rnIthcfl minnesota h@llroad Company second
Nor gage Convertible Bond.
Dated Now.YO.k June 9Th 1884,. -
Receiver Of tho Grocers' Bank Of tho
CITY OF New
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Iis fast ami favoute steamer JOHN SYLVESTER viii
make 20 Nswburg Friday July T. saturday s,
and sumay, landing az Y0nkers Iona Island aud Wosd
Point leaving Pier o. y. r., at S45 Vest l0hst ~
West 2stst, $50 returning IN time or fireworks nc
evening Of Ah good band VII accompany each excuriJn.
Fare for round trip Gully 81 osnLs
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oFFTcK or Nzw.Y oRK PRovDKycE AyD BosToS r. r. Co.
NEw-YORK, June u, 1884
COUPONS OF THE BONDED DEBT of this
- Company, dne July l, viii be pad by tho Central
Trust Company u Nasaust witch Company win horatter
act as Agent Registrar OF the Of
tlisrsad 81 ID. HANCOCK President
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NCEAN WAVE HOTEL.
Lone BRANCH n ].
G,fc,sia lawn and ocean view Prices moo er2tf
OTsEGO LAKE.
PAVILION HOTEL,

Nov open. opposite Long Beach. Is miles fran New
YORK under pew management surf and saltwater
bathing throughout the steam yacht hourly 20
Long Beach special low rates 10 permanent guests Auos
o. hotel - .,,,-,,- 49,.
Bates made and plans Once Of samuel Wood
Temple Court, Beekman-st. New-NOrk
DROSPECT HOUSE, Lake SpOfOrd, Chester
i field y H.. thousand feet above the sea oe miles
north ~ Springfield, Boating, bathing and nshng
House now open. send for clrcnlar ,..o., 1,.
PROSPECT HOUSE. Bethlehem. White
Mountains \. IA nice quiet suntneI boarding hsnse
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Dipioeno Notices.

tsioS TRCsr CoNPASY OF NEw YORK.
~ BROADWAY, CORNER RKcTon.sT, }
-..-.....-..- NV YORK. July i 1894.
COUPONS AND REGISTERED INTEREST
- ~ stated cue July i3st The fo0win bonds win be
pay abs 81 the QnCe Of he UNION Trust COMPANY OF
INV YORK. "a HrOafaavt
Alhentsfia and Chesapeake anal Col
canada southern Il X
Chsfiora nv
tIy ~ Rochester
Ce.umh., and adians Central LIST, 7 per eent
frie and fiitshlrg Ry
efana Rapids l. r.. ny
Grand Nivef Valley nv st
Indianapolis and q Louis y. ist"A,-
!ass1u. lansing ald sag ny
hahonnF Ca " a.
Michigan Central AR Line.
lrekskll v ster
foctsfier water rnnpou ina
n Y. Phlsds pha ana norfolk
Ltt.burz, 80 x. AID \. Coupons
Ffftshurg Mex and Y Div.fst
Put4hurK. Nc x and Y. DIV "a.
stats Line and X r.
So Lnus National stock
-snnnssr. Mansfield and NewarE R'y.
Iowa ~ Cevingtsn, y 4.
Town u Ehgie y Y
Town Of 10 Ray. y. Z.
School Dist No J. town o. sOuthneld
In.on Pacirc RI. al. trust
and N, Ry 1900 reg. int
County ~ Nanitowoc Via
Iuwu0f Gainesville s.
Town N German Flats. y. 2
City NJ Hannibal. No.
Town - Pavilion. y. Y.
City Of syracuse Y
Town Of stePbenton. ". Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
CONEY ISLAND,
THE WORLDS PLEASURE GROUND.
CONEY ISLAND,
THE WORLDS PLEASURE GROUND.
SEA BEACH ROUTE.

THE COMFY ISLAND OLVNPIAS CLUB HAVE DR.
CANNED THE GREATEST CARNIVAL OF FUN,
BOTH OK AND OFF SKATES. ~ AND AROUND The
SEA BEACH PALACE. THAT HAS EVER BEEN WIT.
MESSED. AND PAUL BAUER AT THE wEsr
BRIGHTON HOTEL, FOR MUSICAL AND OTHER
ATTRACTIONS WILL oUTRIVAL THE WORLD
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CHARLES T. WING,
DipiAen1 NJtlteI

Diuioenb NJnteJ.
A Ii COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., AND
~ the principal Of all bonds due date Issued by
TIE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY secured ~
rolling stock furnished the following railroads under
form val be pad on and after that re a. the 0fe OF POST
MARTIN a co. No - Pnesf. Nev.YOrk t. W. CLA RK
a 90, No. 80 south IhIrl.st. rhLladelphia
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Gitp propertp 60 Eel.

Gitp propsrtp 90 fsl
A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE on Madi-
"a 41st-s. until October rent 500
month Address W, Box Tribune oflce.
ITO LET Stores, lofts and Offices in Fulton,
- Beekman, Nassau Ann, Cold william, Pear. Jacob
rutland WHITING. Bcekmsn-sa
Gountrp propertn for Sale an> o. Get
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR sPE-
3 cALrYPP HIPs 5Syus Building
AT LONG BRANCH, near Monmouth Park.
o an ELEGANT %fS ~. 'fG ss .d sne 1 y
sails ront very low: WILLIAM Ian 3, Long Branch.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME, fully furnished, on
sTsy9F 5 :S..
N''-'D'1 YPaiGLiPs ELS TrSaae Baraing
AT ELBERON.-For sale. elegant place, 8
ef aS srSS gao Sh
ard every convenience nRe stable and
Architects Madlson-ave and 52d-st
COUNTRY PLACE in the village of Milton ;
S nSe for c' I3 ire Inc
DEW RI Vail. MlliOn.on, Fl udson
EOR SALE.-At New Rochelle, handsome
low terms easy Address l. Box Is, Tribune
FURNISHED HOUSE.-To let for the sum
mer at reasonable rates TO approved family rooms
garden planted beautiful location the sound plaza
l-''''' Lock Fox 10 Mystic Bridge. Conn.
FURNISHED COTTAGES TO RENT.-TwO
wefurn'shed eight roomet cottages N piazza
three sides pleasantly located near tne ake A. Bolton Lake
EOR SALE.-A farm of so ceres. in the vii
ago Of Goneya al gnderiran9d and IN high tate OF ea
nun grove OF acras thlroi-h-bred Jersey cows The
session given nmediatsy desired ?. o. Box ~
FOR SALE.-Valuable nine years lease Of lot
on Co1ey island with Improvements. Lot 800 feet
above all improvements VIII sold very cheap i'm
'H''D-'' HEcT6R NJ H1TcHrNGs. l32 Nassau-st Y.
TOR sALE.-A very large and beautifully
located house with ever Two acres Of goIpd IN PAVING
P-n Ana a E 5s1 Sy g SG' o By
'''''"s DR., DoTY. Paving. n. Y
EOR SALE.-A valuable farm of 800 acres in
Maryland Annapolis, immediately CITESAPEAK E
BAY opposite the Naval Academy formerly the country
dwelling stock other barns orchard. q choice nut
S9E m dos pac for nc Tst oS rm a dsc r
tive catalogue apply 70 JASE22N BANK providence L.
70 icy i, l2o gTGahway NsmYmk'
Attorney. Annapolis. Maryland
IN MORRIS COUNTY, " j., for sale, country
a n farm 81 o go f fe .b1g hove a1s
"-'''' f'''' ''- RUEASD & WHITING. Beokmsu-s.
SUMMlI, y. J.-FurnlSbed Cottage near STA
- ton let for mouths at s6D per month Address
Z. c. OTTER, opposite station.
ITO LET.-At Siasc0nset Beach, Nantucket
Island cottages fully furnished sl40 10 s75 for the
season. bathing Descriptive circulars furnished
UNDERHILL co. p Spruce 81
TO LET at Marlboro y. T., overlooking the
a. getS5 nsT 9 Ss mile rom Depot a 2T
hours from " Y. city family Of adults
j. a. STAPLE. Marlboro. Ulster Co.. N Y.
WANTED for two months.A furnished
w house OF a moderate rent Must 30 a mountainous
REGION not over four York Address fail
partcu ara MRS. DATES 4iO est 57tl St. New York.
w ANTED.- To trade good farm In Ohio
w for STOCK of dry goods Address A. G. b. Tribune
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SHORTHAND.

Frsnk Q. Lusk, Lsw reporter; instruc>
tor in shorthand and wiring; ,es-
soas By mail; situations procured pupils
when competent; type writers for sale;
legal papers, etc., copied. Room No II,
Hooper & Eldredge building. with Suth
eFlRnd & Mcbride,
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WHITE. McALISTER 4 Go.

Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
Agents are now prepared to colIec, rents,
sell houses, insure agAinst f g; also loan
money in large snd email amounts, and
draw up legal pspers. Will be happy TO
transact any business required, st very
reasonable rates. Have . long list of
houses and lots for sale, and houses for
rent.
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WANTED.

Pupils in Decorative Painting. vpe-
cislses made OF white and coIored vel
ysEs. Specimens of york oD exhibition
Nd address given at Savsge's Art Ba-
"a
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brokers' -DIETEMANN s. co.
D Office in No. 261, Union Block,
Main street, opposite the Overland House,
First Floor, room No. 2. Loans made
on Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches,
etc. Railroad tickets bought and sold.
unredeemed pledges sold at very low
stes. Business strictlY confidential.
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WANTED.

First class Shorthand Writer, eitk er
lsdy or gentleman, who understands
Typewriter. Will pay S100 per moath.
References required; address, "Opera.
tor this Office,
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FnR SALE.

Four Good P ianOa for sale, cheap, ont
upright, new, three square grand; all II
good order.
REED s. MCVEY,
CIV Second South street.
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FOR SALE.

A i've Acre Grass Lot, cne and q
tsT nilss south Of Continenfsl Hotel.
InDrv 10 John GabbOtt, Farmers
hEpdd hMs,d 3
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WANTED.

Gil as Cook, good wsges to the
,igbt psrty. Apply Immediately to Mrs.
C5bn, twentieth Ward, corner Fruit
and Pine streets.
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FOR SALE.

One Light Spring, Two~Eeated
1T.eon. sound In every respect. 10 be
"a cheap st n elson s. Yeager's BLACK
s.,iib .y Shop, opposite the Great Western
TAX Factory, on State Road.
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Special Advertisements
AuCTInNI AUCTION!
FOR RENT

Friday, April 4th, st II =; an m, .,oak aLz% ~
ssGoDH III 1TOcs grocery store consisting Of Ioo lot
Of gioeSeTTleo, Tes,se Shoes, so Cents Shirts,
: pGlL' ~, % % Mems Ten's and Boys Hats, Also
q 3 lo' o. hnii5ing Iiin i2xI4, can be easily
me-. ms 7I, 7S0 feet of lumber. Sale sure.
mo'eu' ~ 81. a. RERD,
Auctioneer.
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VuS3Asl NA9A 4AN0, ! NVFVl
NEPHi. JURB,
MILFORD AND FRISCO
ON AND AFTER
MARCH 3. 1884,

MARCH 8. 1884,
Four Express trains leave Salt
Lake for Ogden daily as follows:
Pacific Express at 6.10 am.
Atlantic Express at 100 am.
Park City Express, 8 p 10. Special
Express at 73G :. =.
Arrive in Ogden at I 20* a M; s 20
Am. 4.25 p m. and 8. 10 pm.
Express trains leave Ogden at
100 m.; $50 am; 1890 am. and
5.15 pm. Arrive at Salt Lake at
S 80 am; $50 am; II noon and
g. 45 pm.
Those marked are through Ex.
press trains, and will stop only
aChefa SigRGLted.
Express leaves Salt Lake daily a.
Z. 90 am. for Juab and intermediate
stations, snd caanectse with Salt
Lake Western Railway for Tintic,
and with Sanpele Valley Railway
for anpete.
Through Express leaves Salt Lake
st sos pm.. and connects with
Stage Lines at Milford and Frisco
for Southern Utah, Nevada and
Arizona.
Express Train from Juab and
intermediate points arrives at Salt
Lake at 6 pm.
Through Express from Frisco
and Milford arrives at Salt Lake at
$50 Pm. 1..a
JAS. SHARP, +. COPE, ..,r0
Asst Gen. Supt. Gen. F. & P. Agt.
JOHk SHARP,
General Sup't.
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fCR DySPE-okA ana Liver
omplai1t. you ISye a prsnt6o
guarantees OF every hottie "f Sh1iohs
Vitalizer. II never fail2 to care,
Sa.d by z. C Il rsrug StOya- fls,
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A NPERsoN & PoMRRoY, Real Estate
fanse.s Hs.ns' nus under McCornick's Bank. -
cry Full particular, fn1nisbed az '.S annI,n. NJ ca.
- ,tVnf money to loan on ReaI Estate. Houses
for ot6aS a'' Rents collected. Money loaned
Jtier parties Oh frst.clsss seourItv. and
1se5s Sso1te.minsdon OF Titles. We draw nm
shin la-oagge 80 e ages' Leases, Contracts, Partner.
eoeun epts tsiTesp, IN .., wills, and various legal
ner' TitIss q avar'5 Gsseinl and Systematic man
~---eN' iR3
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sH!LOH's COUGH and Con.
--mptlon Cure is sold b7 as on a
asIantea It cures consurn-t;or, ~ g
@0io SY 2 @. Il I. Drug Stors. 1ISH' 6si
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SHnOHS CATARRH RElA
EDY-a positive cu7o fer Catarrk
Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. S0h
E~E C MI Drug SkorA i12
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-04

EYE AND EAR.
IN; VI; Ira Lyons, Gift House Cottage, 81
1nitd South street W.