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To witness the Maneuvres.

ROME, November SIN accordance
with the request of the English govern
ment, Italy will send two officers to
witness the maneuvres of the Indian
army, in the Shore District, British
India.
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appointment.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Pres.
ident, this afternoon. appointed E. L.
Carson, OF Texas, Indian Agent al
Ouray, Utah.
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The MONETARY conference.

PARIS. November 5.-The monetary
conference has closed; all the powers
represented, except Belgium, having
arrived at an agreement.
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TT APPEARING 10 The HON. ELIAS a
i smith, udge of the said Court, By he
petition Of orsOa p Arnold, the admins
IratOr OF the esttt~- OF l. vinia Careless, de-
ceased therein fled praying for an order %
sell res. es ate belonging TO said estatel thsi
1t is necessary 10 II the whole or some
portion OF the real estate 70 pay the debts Of
the said deceased and the debts, expenses
and charges OF the administration Of said
e>ta.e.
II is hereby ordered that all persons inter
ested N the said state appear before the
Probate Court of the County Of Salt Lake.
Territory OF Utah, 1t the Courtroom Of said
Court, in the county Courthouse, on Tues
day, the 18th day Of November, A. D.. 1856, at
10 O'Clock an. then and there 10 show
cause why an order should not Ue granted
u the said Administrator to sell so much OF
he real estate Of the said deceased as shall
Le Fecc lry.
AIui, i further ordered that copy Ofthis
order 81. Published in TIE SALT LAKE
Ii ERsLD. newspaper having circulation II
slid 81; = -. County, at least four success
sive weeks before said 18th day Of Nevem-
be-, A D. 1875.
Daled October 18th, 1885.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
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Working Them In.

LONDON, November. 5.-The report
that the Duke of Edinburgh will be ap-
pointed commander of the Mediterra-
mean squadron is'confrmed.
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VALLEY HOUSE.

Miss E. DeForest Germany; Miss Fl
Rand, Kentucky; Miss V. Nelson, New
York: Miss B. Lyster, Australia; Miss
3 B. Lamar. Oakland; Miss A. Murphy,
Butte A. H. Stuart. Baltimore; G. D.
Cha lin. London: J, II. Taylor, Jack
sonyille; ]. Garden. New Zealand: /,
Bresn, Chicago; Dir. and Mrs. r
Beverly, England, T. A. Jones. NJ
whelan, Denver: D. Fisher, ", r
Messenger, New York; ;. Duval, San
francisco W Lubbock, Park City: II
Aehana, E. L. Lomax, J. a. Ross.
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= .kough on rtles."

Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids. Itching,
Protrnding. Bleeding, Internal or other,
Internal and External Remedy in each
package, Sure cure. SOC. Druggists. =
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for the Count
Of SAT- Lake, Territory OF Utah.
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Austrian Troops.

VIENNA, November 5.-The Austrian
troops are pouring from Trieste, into
the District of Bocche di Cattaro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-06

In the matter of the Estate of Layinia Care
less, deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-06

Rough on Itch" cures humors, erup-
lions, ringworms, letter. salt rheum.
rosted feet. chiIbIains
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0rdsr appointing lime and Place for hear
ing Petition for trder TO Sell Real Estate
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Lie rres~rset.

II you are losing your grip of life
try "Wells' Health Remover" Goes 6
cect to weak spots.
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Pretty women.

Ladies who w0uldretain freshness and
Yivacity. Don't fail 20 try Wells
Health Reviewer
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TERRITORY or UTAH,
COUNTY oF SALT LAKE,

COUNTY oF SALT LAKE. s.
1. john O. C1tleF, Clerk of the Probate
Court iIs-nd for the County Of Salt Lake, IN
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full, true and correct copy
of an order appointing time and place for
hearing petition for order 20 sell real estate
in the matter OF the estate Of Iavfnia Care
less, deceased, as appears Of record IN ny
In witness whereof have here0nto SET
nv hand and affixed the seal o.
rsEAL. said Court, this 9Th daz Of Oet0
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk
By d. CUTLER, Deputy.
s, W. DARKE, Attorney foREstste. OBS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-25
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In BAaNs JA2aA<y TsEz. lSSS-
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The gilinsia hriags III Ct sScspscns %
he irsl-g and ne law IN tbs case sris1 ~
the ChSsf JrseScs ne iz-y eesag waved
The riairsiss sctfcn was lse reccvec Sz4a.si
he amount cf assessment n his iavcr sg.iaSt
the Se6sn3lae, made ~ The Fence Ce5nis-
siensrs cf Ncrsa KcBa, Eavail CsGsss TIE
Act g prsScss Fsneins, ef tSss, feari "a
page 4sl Compiled Laws, he Commissioners
* Fences have FI-tsGicssa, as. 70 otter
1iiae, asAer rGhisc EssScs g,vens Sthe kind Of
CT .Ss1es.t " &c susfs 81 ne owners u asicsniBs
l11,is and tie share which each e~cer shall
suii,i CT maIlEii1s Designating The tine wishiz
whfch ne work shall ". done, and, sses5asg.
Al ease enc rarsv shall have refused er neg
iscts6 u hGiiS &c maintain the rertscu Of aay
ferce assigned e him BY the Commissioners
and he same has heeR dsae By she ssgrieSed
party, he Commissioners nay asssEs tie
Amount 3ue fsr such holding, a certified ccry
I Ct shr-S assessment fled With DISTRICT Jss-
ssce Ct sbe DistTisE shah enable he party to
/ ig;guens s1S execution ter sbs SHreons s.
sessei % n ciTil SUITS
The defence made N tins aesfcd 5 thss
Ire defendant rsccefred nc uoties. g astsei
AZ The Second rrcceestiGg, namely The as
sessnens Ct expenses against him. Il Is
chained hat the notice gwen N tire irss pro-
II
IS icing n cuS-tz for AZ further proceedings n
ne same matter. his IL 9acsassGzale Il
5righE &c Impossible fer hi1 % ascertain by
observation the tine and rlsce when De Com
uiiSsicnerS might consider and uaks thsir Is
sessutsnt- They kseP ac sHirs, have ac clerk,
, tisy may make saeir assessment zs INV sime
Z Iftsr the tern prescribed anil afsar the ether
party may have bCfft L sl,r hil1- Fbe defendants
has rtghs e be heard EpcG he Gzsslsn q
Ia. 4eEzal, Feus0aabis. e asxsssary expense e
building the fence, Is l. has been bqiis- This
8 ! separate ant distinct proceeding. Is Is
cEe, hing - se erisrsd to bGiiG or maintain !
certain Imcu1s and isscrigeicu Of fsnce,vithiE
CERTAIN Ene. with 20 ascertaiusd e1zi vaisni
OF ll-scuaslSs n i money amount, aad an
cener Ting - tet=ruiue what s1m the de-
6saGalE shall pay another reEr-a who k1s
oGEls L. The defendant haS &zs-uSesress and
therefore rights N the inGffc $780, IncGns
L . aCs - &c awarded 90 the plaintiffs btll q
prrts and without cegccsl1itv Zoe the defend
4nE C. &c heard: Havi1g rights, be must hays
notice when they are C &c ..lil,iiicnted Il !.
Iuua-srill shaE TINS sClzuse does not preSerSht
that ueeice shall De given This L ! ftruC.1.
mental gcin,irui IN ali iGiicilI proceedings
ADtt 1ttsr,E5t pG~asBl.
The proceedings for assessment d the Con-
Giisssi1nerx must be held to ee E4t1lly Affected
and their finding void
ExrsPGcoE CTsrrulec
Cecil BrrEu flc piIinEif- no appearance q
t=6.ut11t.
EsaaiIIz. Fen. lsSh, 1855.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-25

!
.ArriVl Of the Iron Ships
@0phelia," Bordeaux"
and " Clan Grant"
Thee. H.DaVieS&COI
Have Received by these Vessels
And other Late Arrivals.
-szszztha Following
An Asst. of Dry Goods
OoSSlSTISG IN PAM OF
Herrcek Ie=x Cseshs and other brands u
Waite Cctscas, VEeaeeeAed Ccttcrs
fri=ss new styles, ssSs eclcrss
BtsicAsd ana E-vva Cesiors, 30 10 quarter
RrvVn Linen Drills White Ifnss peck.
Crvua Canvas. HlS 4 Ctd ErvneA Meginos> al
Gysdss; Water Prcct fNeeds> Grsy, Sl1e ard
Mixed Flannel
\ LANCE ASST. OF DRESS GoQpS SIIsNS
S2tinS. SILK kieeoes> NS.feAs
uuSOa and Csttss IlsssSs,s, ltasIr I'D Ce'sNs
HsrGkrrchsstS. Nhi.s and CcAcred SAirtS,
MertGo UnasrShirsS and Drawers
LADIES' uEassSea-. LirS1 ard CSSspp Towels
Al Saslities sa3 sykes NSctc<A lSSnS
White Mclsskin. Ckeck MeaesSin
\ Iu,it. Iace EdsirSs ard Insertions.
4 Brooks ~ yGts Syccl Crttru. Coates' go ySasS
| Spcol Costc1. Tickins. klce nenir,s~
| MosguisO NstsinE, - iHeh;
Rubber Goats & Leggings
Horse BLANKETS,
Bed Blankets,
Al Sises, WEIGHTS. Qualities and COlOss;
Velvet & Tapestry.
| Rugs and Mats,
FEW OF THE NEW STYLE
ICEN TIRE RUGS
NAVY AND -
Merchant Canvas I
BAGS,
Filter Press Bags Y x 50
We usaks this one Of our syeeiAl,ies and
have Ful stock Of
Sugar, Rice & Coal Bags
wash We arr ssilin., at Bottom Press
3 &c 5P1VTW1n0
ENGLISH. HAWAIIAN. AND
AMERICAN FLAGS,
s ), and yard;
! FLOOR OILCLOTHS
Extra Heavy, Assorted Widths;
Ladies & Gents Saddles
AND SADDLERY.
eossPlsis line which We are selling
Cheaper than Ever
Iron Bedsteads,
Galvanized Buckets,
TIMED IRON
Tea Kettles & Sauce Pans
Assorted Slzes do Fry Pans,
! Butcher Knives, Knives 4 Forks,
Tin Plate, Sheet Lead,
Galvanized Water Pipe, to ; in.
WHITE LEAD, various qualities
! BOILED OIL, TURPENTINE
t CORRUGATED ROOFING
/, "A Gauge. g :, 5 and #. Lengths; Galv.
Screws and Washers, Gaiv. RidEing,
: Yellow Sheathing Metal, and Nails
AuusaIsd Fsucs Wire, Fence Staples,
Wire Plant Guards and Arches.
: STEEL RAILS.
With Fish PLaiss, Bolts and SPIKES,
Portland Cement,
Fire Clay, Fire Bricks,
Both Square and arch;
Lump Rock Salt,
Fishery Salt,
J English Betting
3 70 Il inch widths
AN ASSORTMENT OF
! ENGIS H GROCERIES
- SUCH As
Worcestershire Sauce, Fruits, Jams, Cream Tartal
Soda Spices Etc Etc Etc
E-Ws have also izss recsivsd an asst Of =
AMERICAN GOODS
Among them
, BIeaehed & Brown Cotton!
q 70 % inches vide:
FGzcy Prints. B2ss DSuims
Z Canton Fi4uneIs Mems, WOmeu's AID
y Cdilirsus' Boots and She's. sizes an
StEiss adapted to this mzrks
4LARGE FRESH ASSORTMENT OF
Shelf HARnWARF
CrocksEI and Glassware, Oos, Picks, sb0TsIs,
Plantation and Mechanics Tool
ROBET L cos
3 Portab1e EnR1nes
fH-P anz E-P.
ONE SPLENDID PIANO
2. BT BRISsMEAD SONS
Tested Chain.
Gorssgss Sap tzo qualities, IN boxes Of "a Ba
> and 50 Bars
Best Welsh Steam Goa
1 COKE, FLOORING TILES,
- I0s &C. &C. Re
Special Notice
he Uadsatzze5, Pr7Vtistor q tie.
PIONEER
! STEAM CANDY FACTOR
And Bakery
Desires iofaforzz HI patrols AID fhs yabae
zszer1iiT that
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The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25
Our New Railroad,

A meeting was held in StarkvllIe last
Monday and an enterprise set on foot
which, though not generally known
promises to be the beginning OF great
things for our little city. 1t was the
permanent organization of the Artesia,
Starkville and Grenada Railroad Cons
paDy. Some time since, the incorpora>
tors of the road met and opened the
books OF the Company tor subscriptions
to the capital stock. Sufficient stock
was subscribed for at once to enable the
company to prosecute the enterprise.
Last Friday the stock holders met and
pursuant to the charter organized by
electing Capt. L. ID. Mcdowell OF our
city President, and selecting compe>
tent board Of directors. Capt. Nc.
Dowell is one of the most public spirited
men of our State and nothing that ener.
gy and activity can accomplish will be
neglected to make the early completion
Of this road fixed fact. The charter
for this road was granted in 1871 before
the Legislatures were tampered with by
the restrictions OF supervisionists and it
is claimed the charter is the most liberal
Of any railroad company in the State.
The road will run from Starkville to
Grenada and will traverse rich and
populous country. 1t behooves the peo-
pie along the line Of it to work up such
an interest in its construction as will
assist the directors in pushing forward
the enterprise.-Starkville Times.
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25

Two years ago fish culture was almost
an epidemic in many portions of the
State, and the Department at Washing.
ton did not fail to answer all demands
Tor the spawn when properly presented.
We have heard of but one applicant in
this immediate section who has made
any success, and that is Mr.. w. H.
Meador, living three miles west of town.
He informed us few days since that his
ponds are filled with the carp, none over
two years old, and yet the females are
filled with eggs to spawn in about a
month. He has used enough in his fam
lily to test the value of the fish for its
eating qualities, and says there is moth
ing better and more palatable of the
fnny tribe. Mr.. Meador has two ponds,
and can, as inclination suits him, have a
dozen. The carp is said to be one of the
hardest as well as best of fish. We see
that the late heavy rains overfowed the
Shackleford pond, near Fayette, Miss,
and one Of the carp washed out was two
feet in length, and yet the pond nearly
dried up last summer. Citizens, have
good fish ponds where your advantages
will allow, and occasionally try some>
thing better than salt bacon or pork from
the west.
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25
H, HI. Hines for Auditor,

Everybody can afford to declare for
Hines for Auditor for his star is in the
ascendency. From the boom that is
going on for him. Gf the convention
obey the manifest will Of the people, his
race will be a mere "walk over" We
have tried to think what class of voters
could object to him-Democrats could
not, tor he is "dyed in the WOOL" yet
conservative and modest. Men of bust
nesss could not, for he is eminently sys,
tematic and laborious in all his hsbits-a
regular cart>horse business man. Hon.
esty.loving men could not, for every act
of his official life, and the united testi-
mony of his acquaintances prove him
honest-Temperance men could not, and
those who are not so: would not, for he
is Temperance man but does not Oh.
trude his views on others. but is firm;
.and no one would object to a man be.
cause his intellect was never ;beiogged
with liquor. Christians could not, be-
cause we suppose he is one, and that en-
braces the whole moral catalogue Mag
nolia Gazette.
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25
A MURDERED PEDDLER,
His skeleton Found In the woods.

Perry McChristian, colored was
brought to Grenada on Monday night
and lodged in jail, in default of a bond
OF 81 900 for the supposed killing of an
Irish peddler last August, named August
Burke. McChristian lives about ten or
eleven miles southeast OF Grenada, on the
Baker place, in the neighborhood of Mr..
Billy Beard. Some two or three hundred
yards from McChristians house, were
found on Sunday last the disjointed
bones of a skeleton, with pocket knife,
hat and clothes lying near, supposed to
belong to the murdered man. The hat,
and We believe the knife were indenti-
fled as having been the peddlers proper
ty. 1t was proven that the peddler was
at McChristians house about the last
time he was seen, and at the same time,
proofs were adduced that goods such as
the peddler had, were seen in McChris>
tins house, which he claimed that he
bought. In the evening, when Nc
Christians family and hirelings went to
the fodder field, McChristian was left
with the peddler at the house, and
when the hands returned, the goods OF
the missing man were seen on a bed,
but no tidings of him. The supposition
is, that McChristian had in the mean
time, killed the peddler with an ak, as
his skull was not only indented deeply
with the corner of the fatal weapon but
the whole Uranium was cracked in two
long seams, extending acruss its entire
length. Having secured the mans
\ ~ I \
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25

An entertainment consisting of Tab.
laux. Charades and Music, will be given
on Friday night, May 1st, at Mullins
Hall for the benefit of the Episcopal
Church To make it a success, they
will not only be assisted by members Of
other Churches, but expect the sanction
of all Of our Christian associations, and
the good people Of our town generally,
by their presence on the occasion. The
object is benevolent. and appeals to the
cultured minds as well as generous feel
ings of our community. Let us say in
candor, that in no place where it has
been our privilege to live, have we seen,
at such times, more of that open Chris.
tian emulation, irrespective of creeds or
sects, than in Grenada; and If we had a
right to appropriate the fact as matter
of pride, as well as satisfaction, we could
claim it as the brightest gem in the
diadem of Grenada's moral and religi-
GUS worth. Then it is in the hands OF
the ladies, whose royal will enforced by
personal accomplishments and graces Of
character, the gallantry of our town,
from youth to old age, will welcome by
their presence and approval. We be-
speak, for the cause and the fair, full
house. that will add to the material
benefits Of the Church, and the advance
ment of the social and moral welfare OF
the people. Tickets, can be found at
Brannm & Goodwin's Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25
The Difference.

When a New Orleans merchant be
comes financially embarrassed he applies
to the courts to call a meeting of his
creditors and ask for respite or exten,
sion of time, and finally winds up get
ting full release by paying from 10 to
20 cents on the dollar. When the coun-
try merchant OF planter becomes embar-
rassed and is unable to pay the city
merchant in full, the city merchant ap-
plies to the courts and obtains an execu-
tion against the country debtor and sells
out the last piece of property he owns.
When the country merchant or planter
fails, he is termed in the city parlance, a
swindler; and when the city merchant
suspends. after gobbling up the proceeds
of the crops entrusted to him, he is said
to be unfortunate. The city merchant
calculates on 36 per cent. profit, while
the country merchant is satisfied with 10
per cent, and the planter works hard all
the year with the hope of making 6 per
cent. on his investment.-Point COupee
Banner.
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25
DIED,

In this city on Friday night, the 18th
instant, at the residence of her uncle, Mr.
Jno. W. Vance, Miss LULA i. WooD,
daughter of Mr.. Geo. w. and Mrs. Lue
Wood, living near Tuscahoma.
With but two children to love and pet,
Miss Lula had grown up to womanhood
the pride OF her father and the compan-
ion OF her mother. Just when life began
to display its fascinating charms to her
young and guileess fancy, the destroyer
marked her for his victim. Her gentle~
ness OF manner, ner sweetness of dispo-
sition, her obedience to parental love, her
sincerity in friendship, her fondness for
youth and her reverence for old age,
availed nothing when plead in her be-
half before that ineXorable court from
whose decision there is no appeal. She
was taken back to the scenes of her
childhood and the light of her once hap
py home wrapped in the winding sheet
of the dead, and deposited amidst the
afectionate tears of friends, in the silent
tomb.
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25

The most prominent name we have
noticed mentioned in connection with
the office of Auditor is that of Fl Fl
Hines, who is now, and long has been,
one of the chief clerks in that office His
long experience fami]iarizes HIM with the
general routine Of its duties, and if elect
ed for our next Auditor, he will not have
to be educated into those duties. We
have during the past few years had fre~
quent business relations with the office,
and we will testify to his credit that we
have never failed to find him at his post,
and atfable and courteous, and If he is
chosen at the next general election, we
have every reason to believe he will not
depart from his old habits of paying
strict and personal attention to his offs
aial duties His political record is spot
less. Westvile News.
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25

That "Shel Road Tobacco, manufac-
tured by K. A. Patterson & Co., OF Rich
mond. Va, is the most popular brand
now upon the market, and is known,
not only by the rapid sales Of merchants,
but it is in almost, every mans pocket.
1t is made OF good sound leaf carefully
cured; all grit and sand are specially
eliminated in its manufacture, and it is
put down at prices that the poorest
lover of the weed, can buy. These
several facts, conduce to draw public at
tention, both on the part Of the seller
and buyer. Mr.. Henry G. Nall, the in
defatigable agent, with his omnipresence,
is everywhere selling it in large and small
quantities, to suit the wants of dealers,
and the taste of their patrons.
The Grenada sentinel., 1885-04-25
Never Give ND.

1t you arc suffering with low and de-
pressed spirsts, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tuition, headache, or any disease of bill.
lous nature, by all means procure bot
tie of Electric Bitters You will be sur
prlsed to see the rapid improvement that
will follow you will be inspired with
new life; strength and activity will re-
turn, pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters, Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by Branum & Goodwin.