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is merry with its general fusilade.
The cowboy shoots d"gs with it. shoots
at stovepipe has if they appear on
the street shoots al the ground i'm
font Of the tender-f,Ot and scatters
the dirt over his polished shoes he
fourishes it in the moonlight, he
PLAYS tunes on it. he serenades with it.
The win blew uH a strangers stiff hat
the other night IN urchin caught ii
and tassei u into the air. twenty
revolvers were whipped out and the
hat fell to the ground ridd Ell wit h
holes. / picked up bullet last
night which was fired into the hard
ground rwo inches, just in front of
The leading store. Ii Was fired Just
for fun.
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Trustees SALE

Whereas, John W II ley sUd VIM. ". Hale
hy their ertaia dee Oi tust dated he seven h
!ay July, lSS2 and recorded m recorder =
CiIc a. PIT r"un.y, at Ell ID - page 90
60 Heyed To- III" understand John Montgomery,
II nj their TEb al interest anu ale, ~
To he iHpwig- scr,lei Ttai estate, 5 tIa "a in
TIE county II PITS, . 'te Of vi sour. VIZ: The
q 1T!hwt>t quarter Z the Northeast quarter. ann
The u"T,'' one hali - II thp.,sj 4 after II
the nOrtha ~ qItricT Of section twenty six t1tN,
and tea tiOi acres Ut % H. northeast corn I
tlr nor hc - qu rteT ot the n Tjh = quarter f
-.ctIon 'nIrty-tn-er 81, u in twn-hip e. ~
eight ti>i range tWeutv-,s1- t-ll, WEt said
"veyanrr w. mad ia trust "a secure the pay
ncnt ui !our caTtdln = OWmis-UTy n"tts "a sand
deed c-sIlbel, AMI Wne-gA one of iii notes has
become due aId l. psi ubE therefore
cord me- itu r. isiOuI Il ri Ted az trust d.
and at the request Il tn. ir,i holder ct "a note,
: a ~ r-,i 20 u the above described zeal ~
tate "a court house door D.. cit. ii -. iir in
u county "I PctiS, state "a r sud- 10 the highest
bdier f'r casn, a. pu'slic auction, On
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY or MARCH.
ISI,
between the hours OF nine in the forenoon snd
i'" H. tn AT eruOpn IL chIt dav, Z, SatISf said
note, together VITA IN cost g. yruSc Of exc
u.ins ihls trust J. VI. MONTGOMERY JH.
TTuS
Dated this the Is day of Feb. 1854. 2-Isw4t
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Notice.
0FFIcE OF ma ,,SlyEsslrY L,Sp o..

bPfICE SF me iNES~lrN LAND Co.
Sr-i lis, Mo, Feb Z. !%~i-
Notice i hereby giyea that a m-c,irg II the
-tnCEh ldrrs "f the University ! and company siIl
hc ELI at "a" court house. IN the city Oi : ualla.
IN Tee u day UI iPTi ISL, at o'clock .
Tor The purprS" Uf wiling "n proposition
there aud trcn u be- ubm TIED 10 inCrct-s. the
hrnrI''i iudgh'e'insSS - sail company from $50
- Sl'Ui. sud Also To adopt a cniC II ry-iaW~.
f>i,n,-i.l T. g.. MIikeT~,,t. l.. y. Brown q W.
ITuNrl. W. COu~lay. Wm BCrk. .! H.. Barrett,
u Ia I'll, trustees vi the University Land COM
Isuv-
Refer IN: - the hove nU;ics. the SO, khplderS oi
,ad University Lin' company are hereby no :t.ti
thar n tn time and pace named IA above
u..'Ics -~i;: en- The t3th dIv 81 pril, IS>t 20 =
,'.-lDcka IN, the cuur house S,.islit. Petit
co. 7 y Mi ,...r. IN election Will l.. held tlr th.
pUTpCs.' Il eeCing hire director Oi saIu company
ThI> notice \ giycr ia pursuance vi tn, uts~ in
~."li c-s-~ msi- and prov j.i, us annual election
II 4. recrnrs having = 80 held.
t~gICd g. W. gEADN I-.,4,.
.-i-r.t ! g. WE'VE i''VeNi''''''S
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Health is moalfh

- G.. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN ThEkL
,IEN. l,rIlteed specific for IL ,eria, IgZsH
ness, Commissions Pits. NervulN NCurs4is-s
HsaGache, Nervous PrOstratiCu ca.lsed by IN IA
Of alcohol or tOba Wakefulress, Mentas 20
pression, SostenIn, ; the Brain resulting N ~
sanity and beading Lo misery. decay and dsafi
Premature OiG Age, BarTCnness. Loss of pOysa
an either sex. Involuntary Losses ard Sperussg
GrrhOa caused byUvcr-exsrtioI of the brsiu- se.i
abuse or cvsr-inc!uieencs. Zach box con- "a
enc months treatment. $40 box or SIX b. !
for $500 sent hy mail prepaid sn receipt of p.lcs
We GUARANTEE SVN BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received JyS
for six boxes, accompanied with $500, we ~
send rho purchaser our written guarantee Il =
fund the money If the treatment does not etfes
a cure. Guarantees issued oDlyby
Aug. Fleischmsn, Druggist
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A Very Mad Editor.
Louisiana Republican.

L"uislana hepuoIIcsn.
The fact IS the editor of the Press
is the most abusive and vindlctive
wretch that ever engaged in journ-
aIism in this county. His vile sheet
has been for years the sewerage for
all the filth and vuIgarity and scandal
of the whole community. He is a
moral leper and political harlot and
would betrav the best friend he bad
on earth He is meaner than Judas
Iscarlot, for Judas had little con-
science, and wneu he found he had
made bad break he jumped of with
a rope around his neck.
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An Editors Reasonable Doubt.

Vineyard Mo-, Gazette.
A lady writes asking us to discon-
tinue sending the copy of this paper
heretofore forwarded to her husband 8
address, as he had recently left this
world for happier country. As the
late lamented owed us for three years
subscription, which he steadily de-
clined to pay. though often requested,
We may be pardoned for doubling,
even from orr standpoint, whether he
went directly to the New Jerusalem.
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The Cow Puncher at Home.

Valentine tNebl Correspondence Omaha Bee.
This is the home of the cow-punch.
er. Here he stands, tall, well.form-
cd, with muscles of iron and bronzed,
generally handsome face. High
boots, always blue shirt and heavy
pants, an immense white hat, at the
sip glisteniug revolver of the largest
pattern, always loaded and always
accompanied by a belt filled with
cartridges. This is the cowboys toy.
He plays with this as children play
with toy pistols and fires it off when
ever he feels like it. The ngiht
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ADMINISTER ATnE.s NOTICE

Notice j. hereby given thai letters II .uini,fra-
ton the estate OF Jonathan Wrbjf.r, t,t,-,d,
were graz ted t. the uudersiug.i Ou the S1th tay
nj January, 1884 by the P'"hric cOur 81 Pet -
county, MISC ri All peTsunS having e..'imS
Sia~t sad estate required % ~ b III them iuT
.HuNau"e Ia the IlUiui-; ai"r, wIJhIn one year
q 'T the date of said letters, they NAV De- pre-
rlGHgt from s"y benefit Of >urn gSttte
ani II sUrh clsimS b. rUt exhibited within
two wears from ne late of TIM, publication. they
hail he ioreyr barred. This 4th day ii February ,
lSSi JOHN n MERIT.
Sin-re- I-srnm, a.ty's. Administrator.
1w
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IN MEMORY OFWENDELL
PHILLIPS.
Meeting and Addresses in Honor
of the Anti Slavery Orator.

Wendell Philli ps was the subject of
Felix Adler's lecture in CnicKering
Hail Tuesday. Too MANY men are
Yet alive who have felt Phil ps' sting
Ing scourge, he said. 10 yet permit of
writing his history. speak Of him
as he Impressed me in priv ate and ia
pablo Ife, for ] knew him. He wa<
first Of all supremacy d.siuHeriteI,
though nurtured In wealth OS'rac;sm
re counted all homer If, lihe Buddna
Of the East, he might say, NV law Is
las OF grace for all men my law is
like the SKY, which encompaSSeth all
men. Around him rDared the pas
eipns OF men whom he had ar used Ia
hate and malice, vet 80 tout slandt r
WAS breathed sgaIns the tair mirror
of his reputation. Never, perhaps, WIS
there life so s.mrle In lis purpose.
Ono cause, that of the slaves, weighed
on his mind. PhillIp,'s woris were
ihunderboits. ! never heard sucu
epithe;s as he had at his command,
"a d when he u,cd them he named G
man they were meant Tor. At the
post OF danger BE MAS always found
Daniel Webster he callei whole
mena. erie of beasts, and miscreal
VINO had laid dis head in the lap Of
tie D,liiah of slavery. OF Ruff :
CDoate he said, Thieves inquire
about Isis health before they begin t.
teal. Henry Clay be callei a great
sinner. a Christian editor of news
paper he called coward priesr, ami
an orthodox divine a Phari.ee We
cannot agree with his disturbing the
grave. Phillips believed hat ever,
weapon Of attack, If cnn>is ent with
Truth, is just fed by the end TO be
reached. In the eve of an alb lIti
ST blot on a man. character spread
unIII there was nothing but the blot
Webster was not a miscreant, nor
lay a great sinner, Tor Choate ieag-
ued with thieves.
Finally, Phi lips was an Il ira Dam
ocrat OF the most radical Uype. H
and that the people are always right
la the long luD, Is the brains uf al
are heavier than tn, sc Of auv single
man. Trust the PEOPLE. he said. H.
crease their political action and widen
'he scope "f their responsibility. Com
pei the weaitsy class for very fear OF
the masses 10 educate them. / enter
an earnest protest againstOne view
widely prevalent ofPhiliip'> character.
Ii Is said that af.er the war Was over
ana the fifteenth amendment Was pass
ed Philips hunted around for O'her
subjects 40 agiiate. 1t Is not true
What he had said after the war H.
had talked about before the war, hui
not SO emphatically and persisteutly
as about slavery. In 1853 he spoke
of capitalists ss Our feudal barnnS.
He met new ISSUES out of his Geep love
for humanity. If any msn had
right To appear as representative o
the poOr ne was the nan. He was
rich, yet he and his wife agreed to
live simple life, that they might
give away more .n,ney in the cause of
the dOwn-troddc1 and povertv-s ricken
Wendell Phillips Was the knight errant
of the crusade . inst slavery, the
chevaiier without fear and withOu,
reproach.
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Gibbsons. a friend of the bridegroom,
acIing as best man The happy
couple will take up their residence
at No. 1874 Waverlv place.
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.CGllkel& Whites
GRAND
Clearing Sale 4!
For 80 Days-ForCash Only.

fn~isve in prices Of all classes Of pry Goods
Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats nd Caps, etc, 20
clear and reduce stock Tor .,rinS Goods. 4 per
fa'I Bon ma IF Barg ,inS and Inducements To buy
for future well a. for immediate Fail not {,
see the sweeping reductions mad and reap some %
the harvest Il bargains Come and f, Ne mea!.
just what we say To friends who Iaye favor
ri u in the past, We de ire TO return thanks and
ii have served To- their satisfaction he etOfOrc,
would ask n ,ntnuance of their fayOrS in the
future.
n. R-AH who know themselves indebted to the
above fires, vii. please call aud settle the same.
SIaithtOn, No, Feb. I, lSst 2.iw35t
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Liniment is needed by somebody in
every house. Every day brings news OF
the agony Of am awful seald or burn
subd eel, of rheumatic martyrs re-
stored, or n valuable horse or OF
saved by the healing power of this
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last in saving that "rumor hal 1t tuU
there would De two weddings here
soon We missed /, one: tlt-re were
three instead of lwJ Tue FIRST hgppy
couple TINT ll,dged their lives, flr
fumes and happiness % each other
were al John Davidson and Mi-s
Mamie Terry They were n,rt .
liIst Friday ~ Dlan's on Rcd river,
Hon. j. nDun oiliciatirg. THIS ths
frat wedding we ever knew of To take
place on FRIDAY, aud conn cted With
the little romance OF not biting thr
''old iolksh know anything about II,
viii be- long ,memberod toy the many
friends Of the happy couple.
The other two couples, Mr. james
Beard TO Mis- Mary Perry and Mr..
John 4 Williams TO Miss Ida Dnvid-
son, were married last evening rs
the residence of Mr.. w. H. Terry,
Hon. J.. Doan officiating
After the marriage ceremony was pr
formed and concentrations extended,
all pnrtoak of one OF the most biuutiiul
smpper4 IL has ever been our good for
tune 10 sre. After supper was over
all repaired 10 the court house and en-
dtyrd in "tripping the light fantastic.
W = W 1871 AilF WY = anu hiANaA N'''f'r
brides long life happiness and prosper
ity, aud may their only cause OF re-
IRE, be that they did not marry sooner
m life
Our district court conVenes the ION,
The officers and lawyers are busy pre-
pairing their work The dOeGeta are
larger than at any previous term OF
this court
Tax Assessor Holmes l. on journey
asceilaning the wealth OF the citl-
2ens.
The commissioners court VIII meet
ia a called session on next Monday.
The town hog must 20. There VIII
he nm election soon Ia stop him from
running M lprgc, roofing up gardens
Distributing licas and causing men To-
use cuss words. We wish thai the
d0g-kilier would pass this way. Then
We w.nld have peace and h" happy.
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(which are simply form of cotton
Irin cApableui very closely stripping
Iirnm the seed tie small amount of
lcottoii which e-caucd III the first gin
Ming. Upn ihe outside of each of
Mrso lulrrs l. noticeable roll of
Moan. white cotton, steadily acCumu-
lnkim untN Incomes II foot or 80 Ia
thiclsues, when II Is added Ia that
already la press, aud when sufficient
i 50 gathered, u bale Is made, and out
of this cotton hatliug is afterwards
manufactured.
Tha seed btiug freed of the lint,
passes 10 the cra,her-; thence TO the
separators -grca. vibrating sleeves
through whirh the meal passos into
pipes and tie hulls arO ingeniou>ly
carried to the furuuc g aud destroyed.
The meal goes To the heaters which
are large iron watts on drains and here
the meal IL cooked and thereby the
water Ia extracted. Very rapidly is
the meal then put in slabs, covered by
canvass and loaded into the hydraulic
presses. These presses are massive &c.
miis, holding ten 70 sixteen boxes,
each box containing SLAB OF seed
The pressure pat on the seed IN I 001
puu'',a Nv ' Nm ' '" &C" Wv, ,m
,n '''V' ,nL ~ w ~ r", ,e
Nv w., """" ,rn,' ti,o a,aha
o'u I'' ~ in ,,I., ~, ,,,'ya''o, im vi ,,s
,''i-a :" III
. )" a. w." ,, s,Id Nh ',I i, wa G ers al
, lion ,hn I'm. hn,n ~, ,,r'na,si "a
n",it, o'e u,,,a,.I ID t5,p n,1t,
ir,'u INV e'''> VIZ
IA on..,ra az -, .t,ati. o,oon
ooi,r 90, i" a. Smr,h e s't ,,d
,G,ndd r., I"ri pl'" ,,,,,,;tia, M
ra,,idl, ,,r,,w.i,,, t, ,',,. 80 ad
r''us E r,iI;,.s ~ ''''"' 90 -
H. CA , ',,,',,' oii ooo,,,,,, L,oon
I''',.''" ~ ''i' l''''S 49,
',,i.l i..i. w." VI - rs .,,n.li,'.''
suts '' "',s n.y. 3, "W"u pw'', az ,L
cover hii'' ,'h'Su''S Ed ~ go" a,
mn - SIEVE ' -, 90 ,,.,,,,,i,.
day Are tHnn, rs - frl.,i,.
ing seNel!tS-elthb 80 ,,o,,i,r,,.. 80
ehintry IS 81 me i"Iese l'"T i'i h,., '''
every laih& Nh"ut me en- ,,.,,i
indicates iineraiity IN egulpPl 49,
an economy which permitted -,
~ only TIE best lnllri iai7 o9P
ihe Immense amount OF moc3 ulrr. -,
urlPen ny a Brown auinhha'I, 'VVUi'
englhf Ioo horse power nmd ofl'i,B
luuit'cll'I"oI ny wheel; runs nun -
uiiuer the care OF hr. Ihonhns l. SulIIs
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WiiBARGER COUNTY.
Varieties from Vernon. Social Notes
and Local Happenings.
Vo'Tespondsnca Of me Gazette.

'''N'fHNhthca ~ ms bhAUllr.
Vernon, March d. Last Friday
James and Joe Crager, two of Mr. j.
A. Cragers little boy, were out bird
nuh'ing and discovering some quails,
Weie y Ing - yet clAso enough 10
spoat them. The shotgun carried by
James WAS accidentally discharged,
sno1'lnR littlC joe. The shot struck
W. W., lett liigb ubOnt tw0 Inches below
as mn loiNt ranging forward and
N3ShWafd While lhe liillc fellow IS
tunetlng considerable pain and is se-
sNFiA injured The physician does not
Ni,,i.'plsi lht wound dang lous
V1ew Ipim COLT has opened hls
tvlN'ntf shop again, aud we nre get
snb peilvi oef than we havo had Tor
'inv 'lple UnclQ John will not kill
= pvul animal
nc 'lvorce suit was filed thls week.
q, au,ls y The first suit Of the kind ever
u'Tw, nihi- county.
w. lSf1zeaie h bul,liur tu adli-
~ ~ us hfber shop.
az. n' y Is swan Of Henrietta rs IN
| X 80 ,e, IN iFgal busincss. H. talks free
! eis,' wurh doap W ihe splcid ets-
tds.. - .nr i.ishrrnih legisi.turC lle
I l.k ~ nerilpe e. Fay That ne would
4 NM III Nnt 1aek 10 the noa-t OF tie
mmslgshil legislature.
I viz :. :, ',lalqn OF ltebrlri,a IA here On a
netsf y hsr father, Prot " ! West
a. " Maueia Mesinl6rpMnd. after 10
II n ~ iW0nlohths Aisiilla iriands
Il itie,,'s,'.athge hour Her many ypun,l
ianl,. WI 4iMa her back, is eiia /,
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T. \ humbug.
+? a Mind of meat.
h An puXihHtS Nerb. n,,v
4 4 rOuSOnunt


An cid lady had two (clty ~ We s9uin ~,
T. yi,I,b winch were her ione OF tne , nv ~
States dep ndonhc shg olleh n s,n moi noi kssp
VI In Fns,nn0j' without thonl; lhhl l,le,'
,rivSrin MoiitAnaj w,,s u perfect ga ~ ~,
In New York; 10 DO Hnrc 'hty - 1919 w.
M stiil-shr supplied. n fmon lain "a YAH
sn,uinI n ,eltY III Missouri Gnd u pay ~
Maine win their Oliver IN Montana xxx i,D
when " was lake "a bflll.n " NJ nnt
soyeil' ono sag Que or them came honc ~
a bunch IKE Il lnOuntuln ~ Mei,,m,sn ,saiG
iievGitisa river IN Missouri swei,,h5, ,ilaS,
',,,,e III IN Getty IN !, Al gopd s'a
,tI gbnV Ia Ausuu a 'iriycr "a MlsNghrn -
better, said lie mon aihln VI u, r,n,r,i
Ameileil ~ OELt. SANS.
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ne Rev, oeo.N. hs,es OF onrhop. md says
10th nlya6ll and wife o~e our Nv 0 Shi.
Ioh'. Consumption Ours. Il. N. ErunswiEA
o., Wholesale and retail agents.
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ANenHRs ~ rNo wAEks.
AyswEns

Mary had a little lemb, ,o,y.
IL ilaete was WI ilr u. SNOW al
me- lamb was sur" u w.
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ssllshs cs,aph aeme 8--A rcsiliys cure foI
cataTrn. dl1ht e. ~ anlF mouth Ia
prpnswig CO., wholesale an retail sscnis'
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PUzzLE DEPARTMENT.

ran orespondence relating to this
depart ieut should hc marked "F9t
Puazle Department. FoKr MokIIl
'6AZETrE, aud addressed to w. H.
lEastman, East Summer, Name,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

La af.ilng chnrndcs what article Of male AZ
iiro Wo,.ld n Young lady need 10 don 10 rep,
r. sent M ole ncl tntcr'sy .laoie ct! 81
lteTm - GALA Sam.
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IT IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

IT IMPROVES THE QuALiH VI
the Blooda and carieiesit, and mora
foro fnc fupiD0Ingif and ebfr6ur
Az cAsca ofail chronic yiiaiddans mhiyn
AFRO associated with ia lhfoNhhlslib,,
FTATg OF THE FLOOD. These ell yie,n
totheregilailng and uoarlehinipinp-
ortlns Of lts great food tonic clrinyh1ls-
ii o0mpenrHtes fortho toss II rhatnN.
induced ~ CsRsnDsp fipH, fdidTW ~
bronchial and iI,rOgf GGecfitehs.
tpiH renisdg Feminine H1biiifv ~, ~.
reimburse no Female J'i'Bsltiip iyt
those losses of HtGilsg heclni 49,
Ing eSuinlaiitfs peculiar 10 Mr sn-
Mothers niirsiIsg their Own chI'.'"y
nnd feiicafo tr6Iien who chl"sl ~
Lesonls moihcfa and bring up t.go,-
o,,s ,hfisivfn should ny I'LL n,phpa uep
NJ n ,riu restore sufferers j,vns
Urafpy or Nervous Prostitution fs
ing from Uter- ip0fi., Js<fta.ss ~
.,,.fraefeI sJisedsc III WN fuY.
n,taI,rIt,ls.l and mo Opium Nsen
for ~ Ito appetite grows ntNuih
ara dir0sfio4 moro Vigorous iNfpnh',
IN. tes ~ ma rnfl,s, tao unnhipth
,.sagine diaa away until iginlg -
,tnci Lighfy LeIis7icigk a. NV,
n..,,.t,,I,,S. ifisfrial fprefi 49,
,,,"fss1,la,,isff Diseesei ana tof wv
,ti,ftatfnr cseciB 81 jrrsy ~ efg
es.,i al ms no oghai, ~ ffp.ts
'si. f,,,.nsfe. Uigcsiiep a0d iF-
usf, nsld h sslr So tho BJtpffille ~
rs,ii,5 al cfsifJ sisaiiEl1fa nritf!
~ s".Ig afd 10 ~ l5cssan, 81 NY
Wit ~ mott aeIaluyo Iais-'e ""' ~
-
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q. Il (,iean, tbs llyc gNsss3 ., ,nr
chant e,,a,is,le The prst iiiicr' y WIZ s,'s
ing az i COED tNde y lssau9 800
lin i ri, apd ~ smlne his r'"as'
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ward.

viii uay for the next siXly "Hss
ai1 sasard for the detection OF ANY onS
,.ha NAV throw oarcasses Or MN ~ =,
mn M 4 Ind IN tie river nnro me W"sol
am N'"' - w NJ REA
wpfh7' CITY Marshal.
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Itnvr received nobbs styles M sp1 ,t,,..
.o,iibe. ana afe displaying lafst, i iq
~ nov ntcA~eaf nllp h a.'N iigon.ton
M thelr store, f'nFsn ap" ''
streets
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-22

Foreign Markets.
Liverpool, 2l.-Weather fine; bread
stuffs quiet. very small business.
Oorn-5s8d
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-22
Wall Street.

New York, 2l.-Stocks irregular,
lower; declined u to l for New York
Central; the arangers and Western
Union were weakest; business quite scs
live, and rallies at intervals, but the
market was weak at II o'clock.
Stocks firmer, Is to higher.
eto"ks closed strong under the leader
ship of Union Pacific, which rose to 6,
New York Central to 1oS, Louisville s.
Nashville to 36A. Western Union to
69H, Northwestern preferred 1917, and
Pacific Mail to 5l2s.
Governments firm; railways strong;
stocks during day irregular, but in the
main lower, owing to heavy realizing
sales yester dav; prices declined / to IL
afterwards under purchases for long &C.
count, and by noon traders prices ad-
vanced n TO 215, the latter being Union
Pacific. This stock was in brisk de.
mand or. Official sdvicea. Earnings for
the first fifteen days in August show an
increase Of $50, 900 over the correspond
ing period last year. At the close there
was reaotion Of 1s 10 n, but the mar
ket left off strong. Compared with las.
night closing prices were Is to IL higher,
except Canada Southern, Denver and
New York Central, which are fraction
ally lower.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-22
San Francesca Stocks.
San Francisco, q
New York Petroleum,

New York, 81. - Petroleum. firm;
82H.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-22
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 81. = Wheat = Unsettled;
closed lower; tn cash, 1874 Septe m ber,
sou October, lA November.
Corn Easier; 53N August, 521s Ssp-
tember, 5l2S Oct. 461z Nov.
Oats-Easier; "a to 25ss Angus, 25
September, 26H Oct.
Whisky-10.
Afternoon = Wheat = Lower; 1917
Septembar, so October.
Oorn-LoWer; 52I ep'ember, ~
Octobsr.
osts-Lower; 25N August, and Sep
R7e-Ssesdy, $50.
Barley w eaker, GA.
Pork-No trading.
Lard-Steady, 7.55. :.
Bulk Messs-Fair demand shoulders
8 Is, short ribs, 1880, short clear 10 So.
Whisky-lO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-22
New York Mining Stocks

New York, 2l.-The mining market
was extremely dull during the forenoon;
sales included Caledonia B. 81. at so,
Horn Silver 6 90, Rsphannock 10, Cop.
per Queen AZ, Leadyille 40, and Stan
dard 10.