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DIED:

In this Town, on Saturday, Au.
gust 9th, 1884, at Ii O'Clock a. ",
JOSEPH MICHAEL, third son Of
1ohn Clements and Kate Gogan,
aged II years.
shreveport papers please copy.
JoEDY, goodbye dear brother.
fare thee we'll! You have left ns !.
you have left this world of care and
OF sorrow and gone to that bright
heavenly abode, there to wear the
crown of glory that was prepared
Tor you. JoEDy, your trials and
pains are over; peace and resigna-
ton are yours forevermore. God.
In his infinite goodness and Divine
love so tit to take you home. Your
place in Heaven could not remain
vacant longer, and the great love
that bound you with ties inseyera
bic to God, compelled him to have
you with him; He laid the path of
righteousness and purity for you to
travel, and after watching you faith
fully for those few short years he
saw, JoEDy, that the temptations
and trials of this world were hard
to overcome, and that you faithfully
struggled against them that YOU
fought with an untired strength to
overcome the temptations that were
placed before you; that your pure
and spotless soul could not fiehtI
much longer against the trials of
ms world so, JoEDY, he called You
home, where trials and sorrows are
strangers; He called you to fill the
place among his happy children that
las long been prepared for You.
Goodbye, brother; you have
zone from those that love you; you
lave been separated from father
other, sisters and brothers, and all
hat hold You near and dear, but
My Tor a short time, and when we
1eet again we meet never to part,
JoEDT, watch over and guide us
lghtly, that God may be as lenient
n his punishment to us as he was
} you; and that when our time
ONES and we reach the end of our
'agh and ready road that then YOU
III meet us with the gates of Hea-
en- thrown wide apart and receive
5, JoEDY, into that heavenly home
mere happiness and pleasure reigns
nj Where separation is unknown.
'ell' JoEDY, goodbye. May your
'ui rest IN peace is the fervent
layer of your devoted brother,
TohMY.
y y makes splendid combination
Star a Route Kellogg, Ben Butler
I'd Bribed Blaine
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NorIcE-A Mass Meeting of the

No1lcE-A Mass Meeting of the
democratic voters Of the Parish of
iapides, is hereby called to meet
in the City of Alexandra, on We'd
nesday, the 18th of August, 1884,
Tor the purpose of selecting dele
gates to represent the Parish of
Rapides in the Congressional Con-
yenuon to be held in the City of
Shreveport, on August 2sth. I'M
der the apportionment adopted by
the Congressional Committee, Rap
ides will send nine delegates.
Z. SEIP,
Vice Chairman Parish Executive
Committee.
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SHERIFF'S S AIE

e. a. chaes, Bro. &: Co.
Mrs, Diana C. Gray.
18th judicial District Court, Parish
of Rapides, La.
BY |. !. virtue of and to satisfy a wri,
OF tieri facias issued and to me di.
rected in the above entitled and
numbered suit, l have seized and
:. will otter for sale at public auction,
IN front Of the Cont House door. in
the Town of Alexandra, La, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law,
on
SATURDAY, the goth day Of
SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1854,
tho following described property,
to-wit:-
A certain piece or parcel of land
situated, lying and being in the
Parish OF Rapides, La, together
with all the buildings and improve
men's thereon, fronting on Bayou
Robert road, bounded on the North
East or towards Town of Alexand-
ria by property of Anthony Arm
stead, and on the other side and in
the rear by property of Girard, and
containing the quantity of 27-loo|
acres, being the same property pur-
chased by Mrs. Diana G. Gray from
W: U. Mills and by said w. u
Mills from Mrs. Sarah Clapp and
Emory Clapp.
FERNS = Cash, subject to ap.
,raisement. y. G. PAUL.
Aug 12-tds. Sheriff. |
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Tribute of Cherished Affection 70,
Departed Worth.
ST.. JAMES GUILD, ALEx'A., La. }
August IL. 1854

the practice of fittingly eulogizine
the memory and virtues of the deal
departed, who through life were OK
emp!ary models so eminentlv wor.
thy of emulation. This custom has
prevailed through all time, not only
amongst civilized and christian but
even the heather nations. Whilst
there is much to attach us to life
whilst to death has usually been
ascribed peculiar hidden terrors-
IN part possibly because unknown
yet to many the transition has
been but the throwing off Of the
mortal vestments to assume the inn
mortal. Hence it is both meet and
proper we should express our heart
felt grief for their loss. The beay-
emily consolation is left us sthat af-
ter life's fitfal fever they sleep
well;;" that to the pure in heart our
loss is their gain, aud this is the
comfort given us-"we shall monrn
but not as those without hope.n
These reflections have been evoked
BY sad "reminiscences of the brief
past, wherein four very prominent
and highly valued members of this
Guild have been called from their
earthly lahors to full participation
OF joys celestial, expressly prom
lsed to those Of "a Goa-like walk
and conversation hence the Guild
deem it a sacred duty as they es.
teen it a high privilege to place on
public record this imperfect tribute
to their memories. Their names
are as follows, viz: Mrs. Lizzie
Helm, who died August 18th, 1883;
Mrs. S. S. Becker, died March sth:
Mrs. Fannie Rogers, died June
9th, and Mrs. Harriet M. Duke.
lied July 1lth, of the present year.
Each of these cherished ones were
appropriately and feelingly enlo-
,lzed by some loving hand at the
Ime, but it is deemed proper that
his Guild, as such, should add its
nite of praise for those who SO late
Y sat at our council board, of G
'hich they We're active and efficient
1embers-ever constant in good =
'orks. In their demise we have !;
nstained a deep loss, for which we t
Ill not cease to mourn. Both in Z
Jason and out Of season, by word .
nd deed, they ever evineed their :
'licitude in prosecuting the work J,
their hands, hence their loss is t. ),
ot only felt by the Guild but also
the Church Of God, of which 81
ey were Jealous and exemplary P
So in common each sim "
rely mourn their loss, and unite d
a tender of affectionate sympathy r
r their bereaved families. Their ri
rtues remain to us and will be st
er cherished as precious in u
nse. May we be reunited in az AZ
he Sweet Bye-and- Bye" where Oh
. tears shall he wiped from all W
es. NJ
This done by request of the ~
lid. c. A. THORNTON, mr.
Secretary.
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"A SHOWER of rain is much
needed in Town just now to Law the
dust, which is becoming disagree
able.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Hunter are
spending a few days on Bayou
Napides, with Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
'Texada.
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TIE business manager, Mr.. H.
H. Blossat, has been confined to the
house since Friday with an attack
Of fever.
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WE regret to announce that
He.v. Father Bres, of the Catholic
Church, is seriously sick from an
attack Of typhoid malaria.
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jon Printing neatly executed
at this office.
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Mr.. 5. t. Blackwell, from
llineston, came to Town on satur
day night. lie viii remain about
week with us.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Geiger,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom left Sun
day morning to spend few days at
the White Sulphur Springs.
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-oUR friend Mr.. j. J. Swami
paid orr sanctum a call Yesterday
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-NE. j. D. Orsborn is having
the front fence of his place on Third
street, repaired.
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Miss Lizzie Gouldcn returned
home from a three weeks visit to
Big Greek, on Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ,Chas. Miles re-
turned home Sunday afternoon
from kingsland.
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OWING to Father Bres' sick
ness there was no service at the
Catholic Church on Sunday,
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-MRs. Jas. Darlington, of
Ascension Parish, is spending few
weeks in our Town. She is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat. Kelly
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Hiss Lizzie Goulden returned
home from a three weeks visit t,
b'g Greek, on Saturday.
living to Father Bres' sick.
ness there was no service at the
Catholic Church on Sunday.
"A SHOWER of rain is much
needed in Town just now to lay the
dust, which is becoming disagree
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hunter are
spending a few days on Bayou
kap'des, with MIR. and Mrs. L. E.
Texada.
The business manager, Mr.. Fl.
l.. blossat, has been confined to the
house since Friday with an attack
Of fever.
MIR. 5. L. Blackwell, from
llineston, came to Town on Satur-
day night. He will remain about a
week with US.
We regret to announce that.
Ee.v. Father Bres, of the Catholic
Church, is seriously sick from an
attack of typhoid malaria.
Mn. and Mrs. Jacob Geiger,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom left Sun |
day morning to spend few days at
the White Sulphur Springs.
-MRs. Jas. Darlington, of
Ascension Parish, is spending a few
weeks in our Town. She is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat. Kelly
Our Police Jury were in session
Yesterday. Tue object of the pres
ent meeting of the body is to revise
the Assessment Rolls of the parish.
MR.. Joel Goulden now a res.
Ident of Marshal, Texas, passed
by our Town on Saturday night
last, returning from trip to Ever
green, La.
FOR SALE.-A house and eight i,
acres of land, all under fence, ten /,
sheep and three fat hogs, to be sold :
oy the Sisters of Mercy, Pineville
Church. Terms, Cash.
Mn. Jos. We'll, who has been $
residing at Cheneyville since last "
iall, after ''breaking up" business 5,
our Town, intends to shortly a
leave for Fort Worth, Texas, at $,
winch place he will probably pitch q
his tent. "
Our young friend, Chas. walk, b
ing, got in from the White Sulphur IL
springs on Saturday. Charley has IN
improved in looks, Nand expresses &C
llmself as delighted with his trip, in
laSing had 'Jolly time" We 70
Knew he would. vi
NoTrcE.-Notice is hereby given eS
I, nat the assessment of property of &C
'apides Parish is completed, and
MI be open for inspection and cor tn
ecslon, at my Office in the Town ey
!, alexandria, until the nth day
august, JAS. AsDREws, G,
Assessor.
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Our Police Jury were in session
Yesterday. Tue object of the pres
ent meeting of the body is to revise
the Assessment Rolls of the parish
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Mr.. Joel Goulden now res
ldent of Marshal, Texas, passed
BY our Town on Saturday night
last, returning from trip to Ever
green, La.
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For sAIE.-A house and eight
acres of land, all under fence, ten
sheep and three fat hogs, to be sold
o oy the Sisters of Mercy, Pineville
Church. Terms, Cash.
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1t makes a splendid combination
Star Route Kellogg, Ben Butler
and Bribed Blaine.
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Mn. Jos. We'll, who has been
residing at Cheneyville since last
Tall, after ''breaking up1 business
our Town, intends to shortly
leave for Fort Worth, Texas, at
!, Hmeh place he will probably pitch
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!, SoTrcE.-Notice is hereby given
mat the assessment of property of
Aapides Parish is completed, and
VIII be open for inspection and cor
ieo''on, at my Office in the Town
81 alexandria, until the 18th dav
Of august. Jas. Aspanws.
Assessor.
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Our young friend, Chas. walk.
Ing, got in from the White Sulphur
Springs on Saturday. Charley has
Improved in looks, Nand expresses
himself as delighted with his trip,
having had q 'Jolly time" We
knew he would.
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Chicago CattIe ,rarLa.

CHICAGO, December I6. Cat+lo 20
ce!pJS $500; steady nj Cbristn,"s
ga ad 100 q 80; good to choice s t11' a
co GaIcASo, December 1G.-Cattle-Re-
StfiptS, $500; steady: good 70 cbdito
shipping go a 5.75: ,cnm m G-ioIt te
medium o6 400 a go: stockerS 3 % ~
9S ~ feeders, 80 a $50; Texas Steers
rn hIeS9g3s0C.Receip:s, 10000: opened slow
4 aH SS. lost; rough packing 3q5 ~ ~
I I,5I, packing OK ana shipping. 4 % ~ 14S.
2.55 Isep-Receipts, 1000; dull; 200 a
29 95HSSepsC-RReceipts, 1900; inferior 70 foir
2 @ 10; medium to good - y ~, ~
10 choice 400 a 40 0O 90 q
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
December 10, 1884.
WHITE HOuSE.

Ed Lewis, Eureka, Tintic; R. Durham
Cave Mine E. E. Brooks, c. J. Mathews
San Francisco; G. H. Brown, Juab; j.
Jones, Spanish Fork; J. NJ. Parfet
Idaho; D. n. Swan, Bingham; George
Davis, Ophir; S. r. Worthington
J. Worthington. Grantsville; ]. Curtis
City; G. d. Hayward. D. & R. g.; w.
Flandus, City; II. Mills, City; o. Van
Trott, State Road; {. B. Kolng. City
c. Turner, c. Miller, Pennington; q.
McGweny, City; Geo. H. Brown, Juab
J. g. Townsend. T. Johnson, Bingham
H. B. Clayton, Sandy; H. \. Hading,
City.
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rhe Nem York stock Market.

INV York. December 16.-WaIl street.
socks frmer this morning except
IacEawanna which broke to 97H on a
renorted cut in coal prices. Other
active shares show an advance OF Is 10
y. Market quiet.
frmer: after IL O'Clock prices showed
lurtber fractional advance, near midday
selling OF Lackawanna was renewed. 1t
broke to g53z. was lowest point yet
topcbed. Stocks was affected ny UNI
favorable reports regarding the coal
trade. Threes 1918, AIS. 1132s, Is.
new YORK. December 16.-Agents of
steamship lines in New York, denied
this morning that any vessels were I'M
usually overdue. At this time of the
wear. the regular time is not expected
if the weather is as heavy as now re-
ported.
New YORK, December 16.-GOvern-
mentS firm Railways irregular. Stocks,
frm;exc ptcoal shares which were again
weaker and pressed for sale. There
was a decline of i to l in other active
shares. Western Union leading, but
later on the market was advanced = to
II on covering of short contracts.
RumOrs were ahoat late in the day that
a leading bear operator had changed
his position. Compared with last night,
the closing prices are = to ~ higher
for Canadian Pacific, Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy, Northwestern, st. Paul,
Rock Island, New York Central,
Northern Pacific preferred. Oregon
4 TranScontinental. Pacific Mail and
Texas Pacific, and * to l lower for
Lackawanna, Delaware & Hudson,
Lake Shore, Missouri Pacific and Erie.
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1r;ning stock Market.

YORK. December 16.-The
New dG1H' was only moderately
Mining me The sales during the morning
active. consolidated Pacific at Ito,
included 90 Quicksilver at 800,
Mexican .t AZ 200 Horn Silver at $50.
NayaJ1Io q Standard at IS, Plymouth at
seller IT, " the afternoon, Standard sold
l514;; sra 70 Nevada at so, Annie at 800,
a. o., o I-ti' At liz, Union Consolidated
PlyIAVIICoT+n silver at 400, and Consoli-
d a. ~ Pacific at 1.1O % LOS.
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CoNr.NENrAL HOTEL.
S. B. Brown and wife, New York; F

S. B. Brown and wife, New York; F.
Knight, Nevada; r. II. Reed, New
Haven, Ct; J. E. Flint. Denver; G.
Krugeny, Stettin; c. Markell and wife,
ney and wife, Pocatello; Mr.. and Mrs.
Holloway, San Francisco; F. II. Dyer,
Park City; s. Palmer, San Francisco
w. I. Paine, Sidney, Neb.
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British Quotations.

LIVERPOOL, December 6.-Breadstufs
steady; fair demand.
Wheat-Red western spring, 6s. Cd.
IS.
Corn-New western, IS I'D.
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st. Louis MarL0t

uncba LOUIS, December I6.-Cattle DIN.
celpts S1 e6 ged' supply very scant, T Re-
cash. 6i-eI inactive 1917 o. II
-LO"er' slow; S475 a 84}l cash.
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- tIoney Market.

YORK, December! her 15.-Money
Prime mel InsI exchange bankers bills
frrneT: ~ Exchange demand, 841l.
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Kansas City Wheat.

KANSAS CRY, December 1G.-Wheat
I1.Iohger; cash 40 Did, i asked.
January 5 1875 bIi, 5U12 asked. May 5615
d. N!.,"--Weaker; cash 27II: January
- 53 ma; 2j25 asked; February 25L; asked
OatS-Cash o2sI asked
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All the Rage.

To captivate the popular taste and
surpass all previous efforts to please the
palate, requires no small amount of
knowledge and no little skill, and when
we remember that the very agreeable
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, is as
beneficial to the system, as it is accept
able to the stomach, we readily under
stand why it Is the universal favorite as
a cure for Habitual Constipation and
other ills arising from a weakness, or
inactive condition of the Bowels, Kid
neyS, Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles free and large bottles for sale by
all Druggists. Z. G. NJ. l. Drug Store
Wholesale agents.
ALL PERSONS afflicted with Dyspepsia i,
Diarrhea, Collie, and all kinds of indi-
gestiOnS, will find immediate relief and
sure cure by using ANGosTURA BITTERs.
The ONLY genuine is manufactured by
DR.. J. q. 3. Siegert IL Sons.
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Kansas Cattle.

KANSAS CITY, December I6.-Catfe
J,hnece'ptS, 1856. Native SINNERS
G ,tl.s. weak. Fat cows aud butcher
s1uAs active; a Shade higher.
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, December lG.-Wheat-
Opened weak: closed stronger. higher;
LO53 cash; 705E January; ~ February;
775s q 7O2l May.
Corn-StrOng; much higher for near
options, Az cash wear; 353< January;
SiA February; 37J% May.
OatS-Weak; 233t cash; "a January;
rs February; 275E May.
WhiSky-l3
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o,,;,.delphia wool Market.
Roston Wool Market.

RosToy. December 16.-Wool, good,
demand: %
Michigan extra. ....-..----- % o.
Combing and Delaine ....---- 30 q 81
Others unchanged.
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Our Entire Stock of
CIOAKS ~ WRAPS
HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN,
And a lot of Indies Walking Jackets to
10 cents on the dollar.

Mise. listers AT cost. LaCies' Felt. FlalI-
mel and Quilted Skirts and our entire stock 81
Shawls (all new, Al Gust.
Fifty p4irS lO4 Grey Blankets, worth 400.
TO be sold at S2;75- Fifty pairs ia heavy
GREY blankets. worth s. 90. to be sold ut $50.
Fifty pairs II extra heaJy Oregon BlanGets'
worth $3.50 reduced TO 81 so. Twenty-Five
pairs TO- heavy White Blankets, former
price $500 reduced To 81 .. twenty-five
former price $500. reduce TO $3.50. Thirty
pairs 1914 extra heavy California Blankets,
former price 5000, reduced to $l5.0l.
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PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
i Court III said matter. notice is hereby
given, that saturday, the 20th day of Deem
Der. 4. D. 1884 at 10 Oclsck a. m, at the
County Courthouse, in Salt Lake City. Utah
Territory, in the courtroom OF said Court.
has been appointed as the time and place for
the hearing OF petition of Arthur j. Durn-
lord. praying for admission TO probate Of 81
porting to b. the last will and testament of
James DuTnfOrd, deceased, when and where
all persons interested may appear and op-
pose the probate of said viii, or the granting
OF letters OF administration with the will an
nexed, to petitioner, as PRAYED for in said
petition.
Dated at Salt Lake City, December 6, 1884
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk, Salt Lake Co.
Attorneys. az
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Be of Good Courage.

1t is impossible to say when diseases
of the respiratory system are past REM
edy. Medical examinations are not
conclusive in such cases. Whatever
the physicians may say, there can be no
harm in trying HaLe'x Honey OF HOre-
ho,,nd AMI Tar. and there may be in
finite good. One thing is certain. that
no cough, cold or bronchial affection
can resist the salutary action of this
wonderful preparation, unless con-
sumption has actually set in. Sold by
druggists at 25c. SOC. and 81. The
large size being the most economical for
general use.
Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS cure in one
minute.
SHUN OINTMENTs AND LOTIONS for skin
diseases, cuts, SprainS. bruises, etc, and
use GLENNs SULPHUR SOAR. HILL's
HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black or
Brown, SOC.
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AFTERNOON.

-, H',h1eat-Weaker; ~ December
~ JANUARY; 49, Nav.
80. Dorh =. Easier; 5Sj5 year; 553s Jan
or UIatSs-Quiet steady; 81 December
Kye-Quiet 50.
Barley-Dnll, 81.
For5S-Easier; 10 72I January.
III SUet; b.3'% December.
d. D1ih ~ MeatS-Fair demand; shout
e CeIs, 4.9Z52 q 40; short ribs. $50;
snort I, clear, 800 a Cos.
MhiskY-IG
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Petroleum.

NEW Yoar, December l6,-Fe'T0ioum
firm, 49,
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In the matter of the Estate Of James DurI
ford, deceased.
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voar. December 16.-Bar silver
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Notice OF time and place for the hearing OF
Petition Tor admission to Probate Of Will.
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PETERSEN & WEST,
Keep the best and freshest
Meats of all Kinds.
E% Sausage n Speciality A!
Meat delivered to al parts of town. Tele-
phone No. Dol.
"a FIRST SOUTH STREET. W.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory.
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ADMISSION: 81.
ParQuette, soc. extra
Boxes, SIC, SIS, So.
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COMMERCIAL.
r,srERN MARKETS
Bullion.

stocks, Uh"
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Popular Opera Prices Will Prevail.

75c., SOC. and 25c.
Reserved Seats in FRS
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-17

"a. p. TEASDEL.