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Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
Getting Away From 1t.

You can't escape trouble, whatever
line Of life you choose and however
much you may have yourself, you Il
find somebody worse Off,
The farmer who has had his potatoes
ruined by potato bugs, whose sheep
die, and whose turkeys are lost in the
woods. whose fruit-trees are bIlghted.
and whose family have chiiiS, envies
the minister, who, as he says, has
nothing to do but write his sermons ;
while that reverend gentleman, his
sa larry unpaid, and his deacons in tenn
uer the wood out, and the tioar not
increased by any miracle, wishes his
parents had brought him up as far
mer.
The lawyer, waiting for clients, wish
~ h. were a doctor while the doctor
called out five times o night, to travel
through the rain to see people who Will
never pay their bills, wishes he were
lawyer. =,
The miliner, who sews all day, and is
sick of the sight of feathers and flowers,
wishes to change places with the mu'
sic teacher. ;,
The music-teacher, sick of stupid
pupils, with thtlr waht oi ti'uo "ho
tune, wishes she was u milliner, and
could make h0ws ali day in peace,
The ba achelor wishes he were mar
ried, when he comes home to his SOL
tary room, and sighs for woman I
voice to cheer his solitude.
The married man, enduring certain
lecture of great length, wishes he were
q blchelor.
The spinster, sitting sadly over he
cup of tea, thinks what happy Great
ure a wife must be.
The wife, sitting up for her hushan'
until the " wee sma' hours and won
dering whether he ha, gone to take tn
| W,d W Wicket to a dance, or Is at
champagne party, could correct tn
spiusIer's opinion on that subject.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
She was half frenzied by her i'm.

She was half frenzied by her i'm.
apinary trouble and the loss OF her
child, and she penned little note for
her husband, te. ling MIN that AZ he
loved another, she would no longer be
an obstacle 10 his happiness that sue
wa. going way, and it would De use
less to follow her ,,
Then she sealed aud directed her note,
and laying il upon the table In her nus
bands room, left the house, al sue
thought, forever.
When Louis Elsington found the note
he was astounded. chat Amy harbor'
ed such "a fancy, he had never dreamed;
and all night he paced his room, uncer'
tain what step 10 take TO win back the
wife whom be loved.
But with the dawn came a call from
the old family physician. -,
He bad met Mrs. Elslngton iate we
preceding evening, anu his questioning
had elicited the information that She
had left her husband.
Then seeing her wild, ,exC!led manner
he had persuaded her to 90 home win
him. His wife had made her as com
Portable as possible, but she was very
i'll.
it was not long before Louis was
standing by III. bedside Of his vile, bal
she did not know hun and tor many
days they watched anxlonsiy. AZ lie
hung poised in the balance.
But at last the crisis was passed, ano
A nv Esington drifted back to cen
sciousness, and opened her eyee TO see
he, husband looking down uDon hel
with fearful face,
Then she fell into long and restfu
| slum ber, ard awoke at last TO find Loui'
still by her side, and she knew 1T wa,
not "A dream. but rs she recovered
health and strength, the old thought
| Of distrust came to annoy ner, VII ont
day she summoned courage to ASK hei
husband of that luck ess picture, and
few words explained the seeming
mystery.
1t had been entrusted to his care by
| the wife of one Of hia friends
She wished it copied and enlarged a.
a birthday gift for her husband, ana a.
Louis EisingtOn's 3 brother was an artist
he had undertaken the commission
while the apparent secrecy OF the andi
had been only to make the GIT apertec
surprise to the lady's husband.
Amy's face flushed painfully az .sh'
thought how silly she had been to max
30 much ado about nothing and IN al
her life afterward she never doubts
her husbands love.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
Baynard's Palace store.

The handsome jeweiry store and
musical warerooms of 5. II, Bayhard,
Southwest corner OF Fifth and Market
streets, is an important establishment
iu this city, and visitors to the place
are surprised a. the immense stock
there displayed. Mr.. Baynard is one
OF Wilmingtons most enterpTislng
business men, and iS fully cnnVerShnt
with the wants Of tho people. This
fact is Recognized by a glimpse at the
immense stock displayed at this palace
store, which consists Of fall line of the
finest and Attest novelties in iewelry
and silverware, a specially being MADE
of gold and silver watches.
lu this line there are many unlqlt
and novel designs in eases, while the
movements are of the best make and
warranted 30 keep excellent time
While tins stock embraces the best
goods the prices are not extortlonate,
but in keeping with the times,ali goods
being marked down at the lowesG pos.
sible figures. Everything that rur'
chaser could wish for, from an ordinary
collar button to u handsome set of dia-
monds, can be purchased at the above
place, and persons In need of anything
iu the ewelry line shonld not fail to
call and examine this stock before
making thoir purchases, az it will pay
you t. ~ Ike the inspection.
In ition to the jewelry trMe this
finn IRE engaged in manufacturing. and
hav = full force OF competent workneD
y =, understand the business thorough
), and ali repair work is done in the
"a ne building. 80 that all persons ieav'
ing their work there can rest assured
that it will be done in a proper manner.
In connection With the business above
desc ibcd, Is a musical warer0om, where
can be seen the best makes of pianos,
organs and other musical instruments.
A competent manager is In charge OF
this department, who is ever wi ling to
explain the workings of the various in
struments there displayed. Persons
desiring piano or organ should take a
glimpse of the stock exhibited at Fifth
and Market before deciding on their
purchases. Merit demands recoen;-
ton, and this place should receive the
patronage it deserves.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
pou,,ry Business I'm the West,

LII. johnson, former DeIawarean,
who IL now located in the State OF Kan
sas, together with +. n. Scott, writes
the following interesting letter to the
REPUBLICAN,, giving agraphic account
of the poultry business in that section,
which IN given in full for the benefit of
the writer's many friends, who are no
d oubt anxious to hear of his success,
and the letter will also be OF interest TO
our many readers.
"a year ago made two very crude
hatchers, designed from some good
points of several I had seen. | filled
them with eggs and they worked fairly
we'll. kept them going from D'cem-
ber TO June l, ci'arlng from them
$3.50 over and above everything,
and that too in spite of the high price
Of feed and the fact that my chickens
were marketed at low prices, the
highest received being Sb per dozen and
the lowest 1915. During that time |
attended to my regular business. Be-
lievng that this was a good return iOr
the amount of work, began to look
around for a more perfect hatcher, and
my attention was directed TO the Com
mon Sense In June got directions
from j. NJ. Balm, New Concord, . ,
Secretary of the y, A. Poultry Asso-
citation, and who will send directions
for making this hatcher 10 any one
sending 80 cents in postage stamps, to
prepay postage had one made that
held 25 eggs, costing about 81. My sue
cess with their hatcher was all that
could be desired, aud Immediately had
four more made. From these tlve
hatchers | have just taken 1879 tine
chickens ont of less than 1900 eggs.
Il believe am placing 1t moderately y
when say that hope to clear y, 5oc
by July next and still pursue my usua!
! business There isno business as pro-
titahle as this, provided one gives 1t the
attention it deserves, and no business
requires so little capital to start on.
There is no necessity OF men trying tC
! hide tho business or monopolize it. The
| field Is the world aud the world, like
Oliver Twist, is crying out for more
"There are thousands Of young men
who are teaC hers, clerks, etc, who LOOK
forward to getting "a start in some lucky
way. This way Is here open for then
if they will only improve by it. Thou
sands of young men, too, who feel De
pendeut Oh some father or brother
lin one year could place themselves
high above any dependence, If they
would. Get directions and make your
hatchers Immediately, for you cal
make them yourself"
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17


All the estate. right title ard iIteres. O.
Elizabeth @. Rowe, Richard h. Rowe, Mar!
Rowe and Annie Rowe, minor children OF
Richard II. Rowe, deceased, Of in and to me
following described lots, pieces or parcels oi
land situated in the city Uf Wilmington, the
county and State Aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
NO. !. BeKinntag at point on the nor h.
erly side CT forty feet vide street, called
Lodge street, at the distance OF l2b ieet; east
erly from theeasterIy side Of Heald street.
thence northesiy and parallel with The ST
side of H ca Id sire ct ia feet inches To the
sOuthwestery side Of Vandever avenue
thence by said side of said avenu III south
westerly direction about lO2 feet to point /;
therce s,utheriy "a .eet 3 inches toa pint:
thence westerly % feet to IL point; thcnce
southerly 80 ieet 10 the fald n0rtheElr side OF
Lodge street, and thence thereby Is Ut to
the place Of beginning.
No. Beginning at the southeast corner
o 18th and Bowo1s stroes; thence easterly
along said southerly side CT 18th street 10
feet to corner; thence southerlv aud paral-
lei with B)wers street 81 ete inches 10
corner; thence westerly parallel with 18Th
street rs feet to he said tasterl. side OF
Bowers: thence thereby northerly "a feet
inches to the aforesaid sOutherly SIDE OF SUI
street nd place Of beginnln9.
NO g Beginning at a point on the easterly
SIDE Of II eald street, at the distance OF abou'
50 feet no. therly from the nor heast rner Of
10th and Heald streets, thence n0rtherlv b!
| the said easterly side of Heald street sbou
| 40 feet to a point. thence easterly parable
with 10th street about 81 Fl. to a point, hence
| southerly parallel with hesld stree. about !!
feet to point, then westerly about o. fee
! TO the said easterly ,ide of Heald street, anc
place of beginning, be the contents what they
| may.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the ti.se and place atolesatd by
FRANCIS h. HOFFECKER.G Guardian,
or by his attorney
| Attest J. NJ. llousEMAN, Clerk .. Ct.
m12-2tawum4 we.sa
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
r + | u )
CREAN ny
always make good
BUTSt Is.
Simplest and Best.

xvyIII,OWS.-W W 'Dn FOR
w our use should be cnt whsn the ssr ts
n,Ily nm in the Spring, (tree c'm'nR lnt0
ieaH and be thoroughly dvrs,ed OF hnrk and
Se kept clean and dry 1t must he all hranch
wood. not over four or Ave years growth mono
"ver four or ave inches in diameter and fres
of heart; the smaller the wood IA tie ter.
ror such wood we give $3.50 pnr cor y itve'-
cd at our Mills on the brandy"iA'; ~ ~ we
ed with the bark on, II must b1 hauloi within
A few days af.er 1t is cut. so tao marx " not
act on IL as 1t would have to bo peel 'd here.
Far such wood with bark on we vtv" ~ =" yer
cord delivered AZ the Ni'ls.
E., l. DUPONT, DE NEMOTtS 4 90.
a23 3Otd-btw
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
PUBLIC SALES.

nUBLIC SALE OF HOUSES AND
Il lots
Great bargains may be obtained At the
public sale VI houses and lots
ON MAY16,
Ats O'Clock in the evening,
At the ONCE, second story Of the Western
Third and Market SIR ct, Of the following
properties
-o.l. TwO-Rtorv brick house, metal roof
Is feet n inches by i. feet, sl2 Heed street.
No. q TwO-stoTy brick house. metal roof,
i3 feet "a inches ty Sd f"et: sl4 III ed street.
No, 8. Two.story brck house, metal roof,
l3 feet " inches by 81 feet, 8l6 Heed street.
No, TwO-story brick house, metal roof,
IS feet u iuches by Us feet 8lS Reed street.
Nos. /. 2, = and have twO-story brick back
buildings, bath room. no! and cold water.
No. g. TwO-stGTy brick house, metal ROOF,
|, feet by $50 feet GA West Front street, run.
min back to Reed street.
No. 9. Tot north side Of Shearman street:
between Tenth and Eleventh and Lombard
II feet 8 inches b. 70feet.
No. 7. Lot on north side of Shearman st.,
between Tenth and Eleventh and Lombard
ar Pine, 10 feet from Pine street, 7ofeot py
70 feet.
No. 5. Lot Oh ives erly side Buttonwood
street, rs teet from the noItherly side OF
street, l25 feet by 100 feet.
TERMS FSALE:
Five per cent. cash on evening Of sale, ~
per cent. within 90 days a mortgage Of u
Der cent. on he remainder will be taken
Members of this association or persons
taking shares may leave a mortgase Of W.
hundred dollars ($2O0) on each share W.T.
OUT ANY PREMIUM, thus enabling al
most anybody to secure valuable nome.
Sale positive. without withtrawel or I'M
derbidding The title Of the properties sper
feot. The association Will have deeds and
mortgages prepared without any charge II
the purchasers.
tn u CLAYTUN LOAN ASSOClATlON
For further information, apply to
NJ. l.. LlCHTENSTEIN,
alauhI SECRETARY.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

A TTENTION-ALL PERSONS DE-
"A string pure Drugs or Chemicals, OF
wishing theirprescripti0nso or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials
should go to the drug store eof Of
H. X. BKIN9HURST,
3l7Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

A celebrated danseuse was frequent.
ly asked how old her mother was. "
really cannot tell you now" she replied.
every birthday she declares that she
feels year younger, and if this goes on
I shall soon be the older of the two.'
Holland takes pictures in cloudy wealth
IT as well az clear, by the instantaneous
process. Gallery, 8O7 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
DUELIC SALE
-OF-
BUILDING LOTS,

SATURDAY, MAY "A, 1854.
Without postponement. Commencing Of
Fifth and Rodney streets at 80 pm,
and Seventh and Union at bp. M.
will sell on the premises, Ave lots on tn
east side of Rodney street, betweea Fifth and
sixth streets, and thirty-eight lots, or one
whole square, at the corner Of Seventh and
Union streets, as per plots. and on the easy
terms of 20 per cent. cash, and $40 Ier month
for balance, or otherwise as the purchaser
may elect
For particulars see hand-bills or cards.
These lots are certainly splendidly located;
those on Rodney street are ON top Of the hill
and those at Seventh and Union are outside
Of the city limits. No city taxes; Gas and
water In close proximity. Near the new B &
o. railroad. A short distance from city cars.
A splendid opening to secure nice house
lot.
A coach will leave 7o4 Market street for the
sale at 4 rs D, m, M. Nj. ChLLD,
Agent to effect the sale,
7O4 Market street.
L. W. StIdham & Son, Aucts.
ms-S.lo. Ii. II. ~. .23.X
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
SPRING

ls Tho season IN which bad or poisoned blood
5 most apt to show itself. Nature, at this
lunctute. needs sJmrthng to assist 1t in
II rowing OFT he Impurities which have col
iected by the sluggish circulate N OF blood
during the cold winter months. Swiff's
>peciti is na'ura's great helper,as 1t is pure
3 vegetable ,sleratIve and tonic.
hey l. Paine, aeon, Ia writes : " we
rave been using S"if's Specific ut the or
hans home as remedy iot blood com
Diaints am Us u genes a. health tonic, and
have had remarkable results from its use on
the children and employees OF the Institution.
1t is suc an excellent tonic, aud keeps the
nood 50 pure. that the system Ia less Liable
10 disease. It has cured some flour children
Of Ser fula.'
W. H. Gilbert, druggist, Albany. GA,
wlites " We are seliny large quaint ties Ct
Swift's Specific Tor spring alternative ana
.eteral health tonic, and with the best re-
suits. 1t Is now largely used as preventive
md cure for Malaria. There are many re-
nsrkable evidences of its merits in this sec
tion.
DurTreatise on Blood and Skin IH.e:ses
mailed frea TO app!ira nts.
THESW rSPEClFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, ia.
New York Office, l59 West Twenty-third
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

A Ill KINDS OF SEOONlIHAND
n furniture, stoves and other gooos
honaht and sold at No. 2l3 West Front etreGt
asnaaW A. J. CONNER
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

ENuR RENT-3 LARGE AIRY fuWMS
Use of bath, with or without Doaia
Ann,y st b2l West Seventh street. mylb-3t1
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
VI tREAM forthe MILLION,

70 gnar,ery ter, ~ Heard Of "Charlle~ Kv,o =
w. w. Il 6st d.i Sa, ~, a century he has dealt
nis cream i. ',ol,s ice cream to tho % Until ~
sY'e ,isn IL getting better all the tpu,c' tims
MSiSth AMI " ne has enlarged his va iaci,t,a i'nie
We Of ere an otange streets tor the V,toes
.Isd making nna !, his saloon has be BEEN p rsmas
baoss re,srt u amongst the most stu pIeass
nay ss been readv ~ ~ the city. He is as ha erar
sa a ehespest o, 70 furnish leo cream the fvsf besf
'4a gathorInps ~ plG,nies, parties. weddinms "os
0t oil kinds. mayp STusns' sms
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
nHlLADELPHlA,w A, ,wthnIINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAlLROAh
IANuARY 1TH. 1894.

l. BALTlNORE hAlLhOhh
JANUARY 7TH. 1854.
Trains leave wilmington as follows:
For philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tions, $40, 100, O.3o a. M. ;2.3o 100, 74os.b6
Philadelphia, (express), 2 24b, $50, Lto,
sis, 9, 889, 967, 1907, ll.6S q. m. l2.Ao, lo4,
New York. ZOO, 24b, ESQ, $40, 100, 1907,
ll.ss .. m. sl2.aS, l.b4, $50, bl7, eS7, go p.
For West Chester, via Lsmokin, go and
sis .. m. 2.8O and 4.0O p, m.
Belttmsre and intermediate stations, LOO,
10 90 .. m. 500 p. m.
lsaltinsre and Bay Line, 100 p. m:
1905 8. m. %, u. II, sos, 100. lLOo p. m. !;
Baltimore only, LOS q. m. l2.T and p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 800, s.o6 q. m. l.lb, 800, Aoe
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, e.os
q. M, and Lib p. In.
Wyoming and way stations, o.2b p. m.
Express for Harrington. 400 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
$40 a. IN. |; IL. 90 m. $50, T40, 96b p. In.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 2.4b g.
m. 6.l7, o.37, 6.4e p. IN.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, $40 .. m
:, Baltimore 3 and, " ashlngton. l.42, ~, s.os,
10 ! eo a; m; ll;N m Baltimore, loo =; m m
ferred to the tir e.tables posted at the Sta
tions.
Trains marked ~ are limited express,
CHARLES Z. PD4H, J. X. WOOD,
General Manaxf. General Passenger Axen
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
FOk BENT.

ySOK KENr-A lj-RJOM HOUSE, 100
Poplar st. also II 5-Ioom house ~
south Van Bu,en I. Apply TO WARREN
CIIHi. II .tsTr No. l.N West street or III East
Fourth st mi-"4
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
In THE ORPHANS COURT,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

SALE OF REAL ES-
N tate. BY virtue of an order OF the Or:
phans' Court Of the State of Delaware, in and
Tor New Castle County, made at the March
term. A, u 1884, of sad court, will be expos.
ed TO eale at public veldue ut the court
house, in the city Of Wilmington on
SATURDAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH
DAY OF MAY, A d., 1884,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

yNOR SALE-A GOOD FAMILY dohSE
M A wpI'esSa dn, aSoys n1se: seyenth Mfp' my,S.Mt M
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

T5OUR ELEGANT BED ROOMS TO
let. Centrally located, and with ali
modern conveniences. Privilege Of par!or'
etc. address h. this otce. myl'u
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
HARD COAL IS THE BEST.
BUY 1T AT
FRENCH ST,WHA> f,
GEORGE v, BUSH
& SONS.

BUTTER WORKER.
Most effective and
convenient; also power
workers. butter printers
shipping boxes, etc. ,,.
Gail and see sample
or write for illustrated
circular. FENN 4 C.:
Drug Store, 2l5 and ~
W. sth street, opposite
Sth street market house,
Wilmington. del.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

VNOK KENT-FRDNT OFFlCE ON TEE
.econd floor Of W. Market h'est. hafy
OF access. Rent reasonable .nn
agitt u. L. HAWKINS SON.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

kVANrhV y WOMAN WANTS A
|W phase Is. ADuSekaeper, city or country
EgiE ". i!,-.pu ytrcet. my.l5.1t
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

r3DH iENI-sEV EKAL ,M ALL
houses, plsasanlly !oca ei IN goo o.,
de-, FRAZER - co. N. Il. corner u
hird and Market streets. m%'''
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

v1OK kkNT-rHE 2-Srpkl brlHk
h dwelling, No IVA West k'gh h street
Rent moderate. Apply TO :" scott Vernon
this office. 'ao'
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

r3DR SALE-A GOOD, UPhlthi
\ piano cheap for cash Apply rom "
" m,, at room No. Institute a|'"
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

r,nRSALr-A FIRS Sr.CLASS RESiAu-
X rant, Ding large and paying business
The subscriber sells out oniy on ascouu. ~,
SICKNESS For further particaiafs ,nl"". Is q, Nv
lv2 Market street. M
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

S4,'' ,rsn-1 TI'V1;rcnlAssHEks IS r1ops,iy t%E \
's n %''ssSisa Stsss isasssnS5ssp%ss. ,ss %.rts; ct
|tN1l CVVpIy, vi N, n c"n' ml3ot
'Tss.:, n 'NTss.:,.I''ory-,NnLA eel u sony ,Nn la.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

r1uR SALE-sEvENrY.flHE HuKrs al'n
X Of land six miles from Wllningto n;
var StantDn, Al.o farm Of 40 acres, eooh
Ia nj and buildings, ten niIss from whining
ton Would exchange for Guy pIupMyiy
,sn GA Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

p; ;ls15;5;I4; A; nc! 7HSsss:n5;ss5's: !.s N: .:a!; ;s's: &:
N;,. 5: E !: ;sf;; ss;. !; ;s?;s s w.: e {:
sic1. = itAMlLlof a26-lm
,o,h street
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
vAsrED

5,;5;iE5:7; ;;i: -: a.: + - \: \; s; :: !;
., iGs;ii1Si NV ii1Si."ien, "ta n II: nlt,~
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

POR SALE.

.,11R SAI.E-A 2.krOk =. s.koOm:
VA house, with bat;.. front
front ana back ysrds, &c;
pOrc..,h cellar, y ish heater and All
.,,s%srn ,,,sH in,prOv eino nts. The prop.
erty II in . fine locstlon;s Isac." n,, rs..
order. and can he nomEns ...s ~" ~" she
ssorn...tsss. SOl Monroe street, Or ~
ne RepubIicsM oflice' vr,xnN
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

~,nu SALE OR KENI-THE rHREE
n .,oyv nrlck store house. rs feet fronl, ~
a., dssn No III West front street, next 70
he CITY Hotel good stand for business,
lnqu''' VI '"'' jylo-u
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

r1oR SAI,t, ORKENT-rHE NEW TWO
story brick house No. s32 Mon ,,p os s'rser, ra T.
con'a, g., amen Stairway, heater in cellar, water
clo.e, newly papered and paln tea. sna mo IN oat
No. order. kn'teen feet mrcnass iron. o M a. small
u.s neup. Vii never be 70 d cheaper IN ms city
aou,Hs .,miv IT, ". SCOTT VERNON. this ONCE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-19

The premiums have been selected witt
reference to their usefulness and gen
eral desirability by our readers, and II
many cases are on exhibition in the
leading business houses in the city. We
extend a cordial invitation to the pub
lie to inspect them The principa
premiums are:
Lone elegant rosewood upright
Fischer Piano, from George
Careless & Co. s Music Ware
rooms, First South street. List
price .......................... $1,000
Zone very fine Estey Organ,
style IS, with fourteen stops;
on exhibition at Daynes &
COalter's Music Rooms. List
Price. 1850
3-0ne Gladstone Dog Cart, a
magnificent vehicle; body of
stamped vulcanized rubber,
from the Salt Lake City branch
Of the Studebaker Manufactur-
ag8r. List price .,............. 5000
EOne "Bain" Farm Wagon,
deliberately finished; vanished
wood; made after the most
popular improvements, and
designed as a representative
wagon, from the Howard Sc
bree Company, agricultural
implement firm. List price. -. 5000
5-One New Buckeye Harvesting
Machine-A Self-Binder, from
the mammoth establishment of
George A. Lowe, Ogden and
Salt Lake. List price. .. DIS. 90
6-One Magnificent Bedroom Set,
cherry wood in imitation of
mahogany; upholstered in the
highest style of art, from the
extensive furniture establish
ment of H. Dinwoodey, 81 to As
W, First South Street, Salt
Lake City. List price. II. 25O.O0
One superior Parker DoUle-bar-
relied, BTeech-loading Shot Gun,
extra fine Damascus steel bar
rels; elegant English stock, gold
mounted; skeleton butt plate;
pitOl grip, and patent fOre-end
lock, from Evans & Spenc r,
Firearms, Sporting goods, ETC..
q w. Second South street, Salt
Lake City. List price. 225.0O
6-A Silver Tea Set, with emboss-
ed tray, from o. L. Eliason,
Matchmaker, JeTeler, etc, 100
). Main street, Salt Lake City.
List price. .........-......... 5000
s-One beautiful C. F. Martin
Guitar, inlaid with pearl and
ivory. From D. o. Calder'S
Music Warerooms. Listprice.. 1850
N.-One elegantly finished Bis
marck Range, with all the
extras. From the Emporium of
William Jennings g. Sons, Salt
Lake City. List price. $50. 10000
n-One finely executed, ne
framed oil painting. Subject:
Utah Lake, p" from the easel of
Gtah's faYorite artist, Mr.. Fred.
Lambourne. Price ........... 10000