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MISCELLANEOUS.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ExEUUTIOk Issued
ID out Of the SIX b Judicial District Oourt
~ aud for the Couuty Of Lkuc0in, State Of Ne
vsdA. end TO ms directed aud dsiisevd, for a
J Augment rendered In said Couft on the eseu.
ty.tuird day of August, A. y. t85l, 10 tavar VI
the State Of Nevada, ptstutt6. and sgainst th+
brstut ) liver Aiming 70 Ap4ny aad aiso tue
ie Il estate AMI tmpr Jysmeuts hegstnafter DE-
scribed, defen iants. Tor the cum VI One tnou
.snd kishty-t -thrss and lt.l0o o.. ~ ii-inol
iollars. tax and dslinQusncy, sogetesr with
Forty-four and b0-l60 (1A " 1901 dollars, tss
c'sts. and ali sccruina Gusts. hsvs levied on
tne following property. " Wit:
PSsstasory claim 10 one hundred ano Axsy
" Bflst0l, = tnprovslns sts thsr4 on coasise-
lae Of Of 10 staniv qussss mill. assay 0lAos,
BLACK smith shop. setltug. honss, rssts1sens
ind once. stable and houss, holstinn- wofha
sad stable st xsyhower mise. uhi0eidl.9 fur'
iacs vt mill. AMI ons pair fairbants sesles --ir
s-tnc lin county, ) ats Of Nevsda.
Notice IL hereby gwen that on
.saday. eth Oay 81 Oetsbsr,
D. 1884, bstween the hours Of o'cleck in TIL
morning and 0'ciocs In the .fss uovn. aansly
ga o'c.Jck y. Of said day. ut!l eeu ~ ~
asht. 1T q AL taten st OF aid Drtssol ee!vs
timing oS.aPsay 10 sad y the above essceses.
I'D propsety 70 ssaisty nslA abovs sun Q
& IA 6l-tUo tax dsilnqssuoF. cess aed ecerl
ag ,sls, n shs front door d ~ Cosnty Coati
iouss. nt ttochs, County Of Anoo1ns eeaee 9
Jss1ds II publ1c aaetfon, for caah IN Nod, :
lhe highsss sud beat bidder, 70 sAeisfy ~
axscntion and ell costs.
ssp6td .. r. aHERwo0D. sheriff.
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Hrorscn u nKsysy crvEn TuAr Arprl.
N cA5loN ior yatsnts fcr Iepa Lotss n.
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Application for a Patent


UNITED sfATEn LAND Offtoks
.rorins nSsia a sss.s sSssY Isesq; cnyEs rDr 49,
N Tallis and D Lshmer, whosr postoticr
address IA Cincinnati. Ohio. have this day nlen
their applicatlon for patent for df cen huu-
dred linear feot OF the s'Indlsn Chief" mine o.
vein beading gold an ~ilvee, With surface
ground six hundred feet 10 width. situstsu
III Pahr inagat Lsts Mining District, Count,
Of Lncolu and stsse Of vrvsia snd ,e'ignate
by tue heli notes aud otnci. pla on die IL thi
oficr a. It Number 80. In township 3, Soutl
RAug,, 90 East Of No at Di,blo Nerili,n, tn
exterior boundaries VI said Lot NJ. 30 being .
follows. to cit:
81 aud 20. Ts.s 80 g, 4 u. bssrs n 8 de-.
is N a 70, faet, lu the auth Of Up 'inser''
rannei bars n t6k deg " % feet. rht nc'
running. let caurss, y 8 deg Is min " tSn0 tee'
to ,st N rked No !, q 4 5urvey No ~, oil
monument b, nrs u feet from ~atd post No
Ihsnse, ~ eonrss. ! q 'isa Is uin y coo test
noss ssss s|sss 49, ~. az & III = ;sos
post Nos Thence, courss, deg &S'mi'
X 1906 feet, 10 post marked No 4. O . 6lrvey y
So: old monument bssrs 9 81 dea % mia !
feet from post Nos. Thence, 9Th course,
deg Is mia = 900 feet, to post Married No /. 70
place uf beginning Masnetls variation 10 dt
East containing 10 66.l00 acres
The 10 rtIou OF this ulne IL recorded l
the recorders once Of Lincoln County. State 9
| Nevada. iu Book OF Mining Notices, pAss 2S'
| This claim 10 bounded By q kuo IN clstms.
Any aud sli pcrsons claimlns adversely an
| portion Of slid 'lndi. N Chief" mine or sui
lace ground sre required to Ole their adverF
claim with tbs Rsgister OF the United State
| Z md olace at eureka. ln the State OF New ID
| darIug the sixty days period OF puoiicAti,
| hereof. nr they will be bar, cd BY virtue OF IN
F.H. HtNcKLEY. Register.
II Is herehy ordered that the foregoing notis
Of spplic alton for pstent be published for u
period OF ten c,nsecuIlve weeks In the Ploct
| kEoo o, \ weekly newspaper. Published |
Pipche, Lincoln county. Nevala,
fl1iot Z. d. HtScKLEy. Register.
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TEE RECORD

A.,,vcrsd In Piocho ard Buij'onvtile At 20
rsrta per wset payable to tho Carriers.
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Application for a Patent
No. 7l2.
Usrrrp srArrs LAND orglcE.

Eureka, Nevada, M.rch u. 1882.
A,OrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAhhs
IN j. smith and George Morton, whos- post
ofiice address ia Tenpiute Lincoln Onuusy,
Nevada, has this day died his app p'icstion for
pstent for dftecn hundred linear feet Il ths
startling mine or vein bearing silver with sur.
face ground six hundred feet In Width and
y5.iiO acres 90 m llsite. situsted In tempt.
ute Mining District. County OF Lincoln anu
state OF Nevada. and designated BY the held
notes aud official plat on ME Ia tnis once = =
lot nu nber 81, A aud 9. located On unsurveyeo
land. The exterior bound ,ries Of said lot No.
81, A and Is, being a. follows 70 wit;
LOT "A" f
Beeinnipg Al q post msrked No l, o 8 survey
N,67, Lot "a" the same being post No Of
8 survey No 6e, lot "a" Standard ioie. seeuSe %
kears & II deg 81 min " t6s3 feet. Thenc~
running, lst cour 70. N deg U 1900 feet, 70 poa'
IN .rkad No Q. U i survey No 81, lot IA" hence.
al course, 4 TO deg 500 feet. to post marked
Nc ., u 9 survey No 81, lot A; tn nee. 5d course.
s 8 deS W ID teet, to po marked !.
survey No 81. lot A, the. same being post No I
az Il 4 survey No ass, lot A. standard lode. and
thence, tsh course. 10 deg 6U0 Test, g POI!
No /, the place Of beginning. Containing u
57-iU0 acres. ,.rpu
Also tho following les riLed tract Of isno 2,
n!s!s sss,nniDi = Y. = ~ ISs, y .sfIia isss nH
monument No s bears \ q deg tiss fs.s, ~
post No Of THE survey bsars y q dsg n ~. !
| Z xs6sO TEA. Thence funnins, ut conrses J
| ~ " y69 test, 10 post msrked No2 ?, setM'
Nc 81, IL "B;" thence. ID c.urae n dee y Z =
Nj, to port marked No s. sarvsy ~ " M p. e !:
nost rusrked NoA. U survey No g: lot -:
ma thence, eth course. sdts v ~ 80: :
-. IA /. the plAce Of beainulng. OontAintn
4 ioo acres. Magnetic variation 10 degrees
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THE WORLD ~ ss1rr.

The Iceland farmers just dote on
brandy and shut.
Baked applss i coming TO the fore I"
fashionable breakfast dish.
Applss have got down to fifty cents
barssl in New York.
1tis ssid that Bismarck Is figuring Tor
. German protectorate over Mexico.
Over thousand veterans oil the hrst
empire draw pensions 10 France
Bancroft writes on greenish'yellow
paper, and can compose on no other.
Tbs fashionable beer saloons in Paris
dress their walters in convict stripes.
Bob Toombs is improving physically
but his mental condition is no better.
The Chicago socialists are very active
again and will soon break oat in new
pisce.
President Csssy. in France. 10 in badly
broken health and will not try second
candidacy.
A Georgia man has held his cotton
crop. picked twenty years ago. waiting
for riss in the price.
Grant told friend that after the fall
Of vicksburg he knew that he was the
coming man Of the war.
The Missouri rivcr is leaving the city
Of ysukten. Dakota, for a new channel,
leaving the town inland.
A Georgian be. raissd 50 large = sourd
that II \ moustsd on rockers and serves
as cradle for his baby.
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Cordial
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old ,,v
Triumph
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new
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nY VIRTUE OF A. EXECUTION resuxD
- out q ths elxth JukiriAl District ours
y end for The Oouoty VI L.ncoln btsto " 10
vada, and 70 ne dirsctsa 4ad deIivsstd fof
indignant rendaFed IN saiG Cos,st "a sAs1een-
6isir IA asainsi the b,iaoi kilssi ! d he
oumpany. for the sum of kihete<A e>udre1s
thi!tssa aud q 10 ~ ois ~ doilaIs, leta. TO-
stther With eoofe dolisIs, ssS costs, md iii =.
s csTina costa snd Interest; have levied - the
sissn boiIW vitk stfarhs'snss, IN hessei
PosslAnd cement. pair balltnp ac,lfs. roll Of
hettery ecleen. eAns o. sodium, ~ enAl blscA
!ead efecfblsss pair crucia tost q. hui.
Iron norsais and pestles. .si1 quielsiivsl istths
2oupel nolds. 3 eessy toneste bcss hssdk
shosa. wood whsslbssrow. 2fe1nrts, II ltnGth
gass-pips. smoksstacl about % feet lSbas
:.sron siI ss. ss''s s.r s..as nSp1ss G,s vsssss
ssindAtnns sdx, plsnes. I spirit level. @
po1nAstto washsrs,9 9 Auqefs,iD plsDhs 61lc
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rell all tbe right, tt1a IN tsie1est Of es11 nfis
tol otlyer nintnG On psnS h onl to The II on
~ Ces1ssys nj. - llseois eossss, Seysas
~ putno eaclipG, for cash n had, 70 thl
hiekrsi "a bsdl ti1Ass. 70 n(isf5 ssii ess' !
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Trustees Sale.

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IN ssa.e 70 - asehcs1sy vsslet, ,ip J = = ~
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to ~, deaault having occur1e4 Y tAe n = ~
neesa ssearsd " ni1 !rust peea, 10 tbe IN
q thteeo 1eenm1a Dolln! w ~ - puns
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~ ueuesn - ~ 40 Coopaay = kistols In
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uor Rill.Usssla. setter-Hsads.C Cards
v...c ,,.rr. : IA Ill kinds of Jeb @reMes
49,. elehsr Fancy o. fiains Apply .
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a ND ALL gINp or EAKeY AxD PLAN
"A lob Py!ntin edeas asst-eiaskstyls anl
asshersnesaes
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Al, usrsops having business With this office are
,ea,estsd to sddress the RFnosp PUBLISHING
ucxpAny. We have no authorised Asep's.
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A Church Quarrel.


New YoRk, January 15.-The cere-
nony of the admission of Mr.. Hunting
ton by Assistant Bishop Potter, to the
order of the Holy Cross, which made a
stir among the Episcopal clergy and
laity, acquires new interest from publ
cation of the correspondence on the sub
ject between Bishop Alfred Lee, OF Will
mington, Delaware, and Doctor Potter.
&shop Lee, after expressing personal
affection for Doctor Potter, expressed
great distress at Bishop Potter's unex-
pected act, requiring of Mr.. Huntington
well-known Romish monastic VOWS. He
claims that the experience OF centuries
shows that the fruits of the system have
been evil and pernicious. 1t was re-
jected by the English churches and has
since been rejected with loathing by sew
eral Roman Catholic countries. Bishop
Potter, in reply says the ceremony
did not meet with his entire approval,
but as the church recognized the sister
hood he could not see why it should
not recognize brotherhood. He refers
to the awful condition of the tenement
house occupants in New York City and
declares that missionary work such as
is contemplated by Mr.. Huntington is
grievously needed. He concludes by
saying if the majority OF the church OPP
poses his act he will release Mr.. Hun
tington from the vow he has taken.
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DOWN THEY GO.
The Disastrous Failure of a
PIttsburg Firm.
BRAKEMEN STILL STRIKING.
Church Quarrel in New York
A terrible Explosion = st.
John Talks Back.
STILL STRIKING.
disastrous Failure.

prrrsBURG, January 15.-Rumors are
current ON the street in regard to the
embarrassment of the firm of Oliver
Rros q Phillips, leading iron manu-
fsctnrers of this city. They seem to
have some foundation in fact, but no
Jef;nite information can be obtained at
his fine. Il. w. Oliver, senior MEM
her of the firm, promises a statement
tbis afternoon. Reports place the lab
iIities at S., O00,0 600, hut members of the
firm say the assets are more than suff1-
oient to meet all claims.
OLIVER Brothers & Phillips and the
Oliver & Roberts Wire Company, Lin
tied. has issued the following card to
creditors: ave are compelled to sus-
nend payments, and purpose calling
Immediately meeting of those inter
ested. to whom we believe we can show
assets amply sufficient, with some IN
diligence, to pay every dollar of our LA
bilities.n ,...oa
1t is impossible to state the liabilities
of the firm. They are reported at from
81 600 600 to So, 000, 900. Local bankers
sey there is about 81, OO0, 900 or 81 800 600
At paper held here, with good collateral
for almost all OF it. Large blocks OF
naeer are held in eastern States, as far
east as Massachusetts, while very large
sums are carried in New York and PhlI-
adelphia.
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The Regular Business.

PANAMA, January 5.-The most alarm
ing condition of affairs prevails through
out the Republic. A conflict is i'm
minent. Civil war is under way in Gun
dinamerca, Boyaca, Santander and
Magdalena, and it seems about to break
out in the important State of Caucu.
Here in Panama more trouble occurred,
but there was little bloodshed. Heavy
lighting has already taken place in the
interior. The radical party has Joined
the faction of the conservatives. They
are endeavoring to turn out the liberal
governments in different States, which
are the strongest supporters of the
government of President Nunez. Then,
if successful, they will unite the States
they hold in an effort to overthrow the
the general government. Severe skirm-
ishes occurred in Santander and Boyaca,
and the cable this morning says a
battle has taken place at Tunja in
Boyaca, in which the federal forces were
defeated, and the commander-in-chief,
General Montizfar, and another general
were killed.
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The Landtag.

BERLIN, January 15.-The Prussian
Landtag opened to-day with the custom
airy formalities. The speech of EN-
peror William, King of Prussia, was
an important feature of the opening
ceremonies. The speech was read by an
officer. 1t is stated in the speech that
the financial condition of Prussia is sat
isfactory. The surplus revenues over
expenditures for the year 1884, have
been devoted toward the payment of the
public railway debt 1t was estimated
the surplus for the year 1885 would not
be sufficient to meet the Increased con-
tribution demanded of Prussia for the
Empire. To meet the deficiency thus
incurred, loan will be necessary. The
condition of trade, the speech declared,
has improved, butagricultural interests
are depressed. The government will
endeav0r to ascertain the causes of the
depression and provide remedy there
for. The speech further contained a
proposal for bill to tax incomes from
invested capital.
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The striking Brakemen.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, January 15.-No
change in the situation of the striking
brakemen. Up to 2 p. m. to-day no
effort had been made to move any
Yesterday and no freights have arrived
IN from Chicago or Crestline, as the
wards are already blockaded at Fort
WAYNE. Railroad officials yesterday
demanded of the city authorities pro
lection of property, and claim that TIE
6 6iiity ~ OF losses arising from failure to
protect train-men in their efforts to
move trains. The chief Of police to-day
stated to an Associated Press reporter
that his force of men would be OF no
service against the large number OF
strikers congregated and he would not
attempt to enforce the law against the
strikers unless authorized to increase
the force.
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American Tariff Club.

New York, January 15.-The Eastern
Pig Iron association met to-day in the
Aston House, with President Eckert in
the chair. Representatives were pres
ent from cities of the east. and Madi-
son, Wis, and other places A commit
tee on organization was appointed. The
draft of a constitution was presented for
consideration by the committee, in
H be asso Ga pO B sna es naR Tariff
Club" Its objects are to promote the
general adoption of protection to Amer
Gus business interests of the country.
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A Startling Discovery.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhan-
mock, Pa, was afflicted for ten years
with asthma and bronchitis, during
which time the best physicians could
give no relief. Her life was despaired OF
until, in last October. she procured a
bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was felt, and by
continuing its use for a short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh
so lbs. in few months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure
of all Throat and Lung Diseases at q.
c. NJ. l. Drug Store. Large Bottles, 81.
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ST. John talks Back.

WORCESTER, Mass, ia letter from
Ex-Governor st. John to the Prohibition
lists is published here to-day. He says;
THE whole story to the effect that or
the Prohibition committee have received
a single penny, pledge or promise from
the Democratic or any party, person, or
persons' directly or indirectly in connec-
ton with the campaign, except my
personal expenses paid by the Prohlbi-
ton committee, is UNANIMOUSLY and mali
ciously false"
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Terrible Disaster.

PARIS, January ia terrible coiIery
explosion occurred to-day in the great
coal mine at Lieyen, in Pas de Calais,
France At the time of the calamity,
fortunately but forty-eight were in the
mine. All of these were entombed.
Twenty-eight dead bodies have SO far
been brought up from the mine. 1t is
believed none Of the men in the colliery
escaped instant death. The cause OF
the explosion Is unknown.
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active Anarchists.

LONDON, January ia dispatch
from Paris to the Exchange Telegraph
Company saws: An anarchist plot has
lseen discovered at Lyons. The plot
Contemplated the seizure by night of
arms belonging to the Rife Society and
the Immediate proclamation of revo-
luton.
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To the yvorkinr Men of Utah.

Being acquainted with the wants of
The working men, have concluded to
manufacture a new style of Tobacco,
free from all chemicals and adultera-
tons, known as the Spanish Clip
pings, - a the very low price of soc. a
pound. Call and get sample Whit, it
viii cost you nothing.
Country orders solicited by
SAM LEVY,
Tobacconist.
III and 178 S Main Street, Salt Lake
City.
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a CARDI

indiscretions OF Youth, neryious wakness
early decay, loss of manhood, etc 1 will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WIS dis
covered by missionary in South Imerica
sem SCI jczessed envelope REV.
icseph T. iNxAS. Station D. New Yck,
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A Panied Fraud.

WASHINGTON, January ia portrait
81 ex-President Hayes, painted by
Huntington, was received at the White
House to-day, and will be hung in the
main corridor.
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Hanged.

WEILsBoRo, Pa, January 15.-Ge orge
Traviss was hanged in jail here to-day,
for the murder of Martha Sylvia, of
Charleston, Tioga County, Pa, on
April Sd, 1888, and burning the remains
in vacant lot to conceal the crime.
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stop that Couch

By using DR.. Frazier's Throat and
Lung BaIsam-the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Roarseness and Sore
Throat, and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Do not neglect cough. 1t
may prove fatal. Scores and hundreds
of grateful people owe their lives to Dr.
Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam, and
no family will ever be without it after
once using it, and discovering its mar
velous power. 1t is put up in large
family bottles and sold for the small
price of rs cents per bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by 2. G. NJ. 1. Drug Store.
The finest assortment of Chenille
AUERBAcH's.
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FalI andWinter

THE BEST Ready Mixed Paints, at
SEARS & LIDDLE's.
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Oyercoats of the latest designs at mode1-
ate prices at NJ. H. LIPMAN's.
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.Rouph on Oorns., >,

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns.'
15c. Quick complete cure. Hard or soft
corns, warts, bunions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-16
Remember

that NJ. H. Lipmanmanutacture all his
goods, and therefore can undersel his
competitors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-16

GENTS AND Ladies' Holiday Slippers
elegant selection, at DUNFoRD's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-16

HATS, CAPS, Gents Furnishing Goods,
at DUNFoRD's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-16

THE best xxx Flour for $1so at
Sears & Liddle's.
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Auction Sale.

Bamberger & Co., just south OF the
Postoffice, are selling their entire stock
of Gents Furnishing Goods. The goods
must go at any price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-16

THE BEST brands of French Gold Paint
SEARS & LIDDLE's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-16

AN OVER stock of Fine Walnut Stain
at reduced prices,
at G. F. CULVER & Bros.
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CAR
l. ried on by the Salt Lake Foundry &
Machine Co., in Salt Lake City, is now I'M
der the management and control of the I'M
designed, said company having transferred
and delivered its property to me for certain
purposes named in two deeds, bearing date
of August LIST, 1888, and June I'd, 1884, re-
spectively. The business will be carried on
tai further notice, in my name, an all debts
Duet said company will be paid to me, as
no one is authorized TO collect the debts and
accounts of said company but myself.
A. G. GAUQUE. Trustee.
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We are prepared to sell e , isamilies, at
the tsOccidental,n Pure California and
f I'M Wines, at Reduced Prices.
The Nh best of Liquors and Cigars always :
On hand. You will become convinced
by trial = nrnpuv
A0AA Proprietors.
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HARD OIL Finish, at :. 1,nn,r,s
SEAES q LlONN -
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- - Interested YOURSELF.

Fr1J. LINES of seasonable Boots and
Shoes. at oONfoAD ..