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RaiIroane.
South Florida Railroad,
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after TUESDAY. Nay 4th, 1855.
~ trains will arrive and leave as follows:
'Daily. +Daily except Sundays.
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NAVAL STORBS.-Ihe MARKET Tor Splrlbb
tnrnentIne was quiet and easv. rhe sale
lar The day we're $50 casks at 30c for regu-
lara. At the Board of Trade on the open
ing call the market was reported quiet at
g0c bid for regulars AZ the closing call IL
was steady at SOC for regulars. Rosin-Ihe
market continues duh and unchanged. The
sale for the day were about $40 barrels. Al
the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was reported steady, but quiet. az
the following quotations: A. B, Q and ID
81 90. Z 81 O5. 81 O5, q 81 %, Ii 81 35, 81 rs.
81 90. wafer white SO 25. At the closing call
the market was reported unchanged.
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SUNDAY. MAY l6, ls66.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tallahassee, Fisher. New York
&c M SOrrel.
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lIHIPIRSFGIE;DDEESTIlE;D]o ATTRACTION

LUUINIANA STAVE LUTTEkf VUs
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
pOses-with capital OF 81, 0O0, O00-tO which
reserve fund Of over $550,000 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its fran
chise was made a part of the present Stats
Constitution adopted December I'd. A. ID. 1879.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will
take place monthly. 10 negeg scales or post
p0aes. Look at the following Distribution:
1874 Grand Monthly
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The oIeo BIZ.

WAsH1Seros, August 6.-Senator
Miller says the notion that the oleo-
margarine bill was. emasculated in the
Senate or materially changed in any
way is untrue. While the farmers had
fixed upon a per cent. tax, and while
he worked to secure 1t. stiil the rate OF
tax was not the important feature OF
the bill. The evil sought 70 be cured
was the practice Cf putting II on the
market under the guise OF butter, and
in 4 variety Of fraudulent limitations.
The machinery devised 10 prevent this
senator Miller says, IS retained Il all its
vigor in the bill IS il became a law. One
ine.dental, but very important result,
C1f the passa e OF the act, lie says, VIII
he the aid, il viii furnish to the state
authorities TO carry ont their own laws
on the subject. Heretofore, however
stringent the state law may have been,
IL has been extremely dificHlt, often
impossible, to execute by reason OF the
fact that the limitations Of butter made
ia the neighboring States could come
across the border unchailenged, and
there was no way, except by chemical
ANALYSIS (both expensive and slow, 10
TO detect the fraud
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A Little Iri,h RIot

BELFAST August, 6.-wbiIe 500
vorkmen were going hons this
evening bottle was thrown among
t'em from a, window The workmen
retatated with iron bolts and furious
tumult ensued. The police and soldiers
FASTENED TO the scene aud charged
TOE riot rs, but without dispersingthem.
The police then fred upon the crowd.
severely wounding seven persons.
DUsLIs, August6.--SirM Michael Hicks
Beach, Chief Secretary of Ireland, gave
Rn audience to-day to Mayor HarIanj,
OF Belfast, with reference to The en-
forcement Of strong rePressive meas
ures IN tn city. Il is expected that a
proclamation viii be issued in Belfast
forthwith.
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Tn. rempest i'm a Teapot.

MNIco, via Galveston, August g.
The Cutting case is stin uppernost. A
reporter visited some Of the American
residents to get their views to-day.
Neither Minister Jackson nor Consul
General Porct felt a. liberty TO say any
thing for publication. The general
superintendent of the Mexican Central
Railroad, said he was sorry that so
mach trouble had arisen from q petty
quarrel between Cutting and Medina.
The general manager OF the Wells Fargo
express, Mr.. Turner, said ne considered
1t a matter of little importance. He
though il highly unjust for the Ameri-
can papers to assert inst there was no
protection in Mexico for American
citizens. Charles l. Sesar, publisher OF
the Mexican FindHcier. said: Il do
not think our government or people at
home realize The disagree cable and even
dangerous position II whieh the bust
ness Interests of Americans living here
are placed by the conduct OF en- adven-
turer on the borjer, who tries 10 use the
American flag 70 protect him
in order 70 obtain g little no
toriety." Several other gentlemen de-
care they neither considered II
fit subject fer diplomatic
interf renee. Cutting was not denied
any of the legal protection guaranteed
to MeXicans under similar cIrcum-
stances, and by his refusal 20 recognize
the authority of the court, he himself,
prevented due consideration OF the
question of jurisdiction.
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On the Turf.

SARATOGA. August 6.-Three-quarters
mhe-Climax won, Harry Russell sec
ond, Lord Lorn third. Time, LICK.
p Mile and 500 yards-Swift and Sam
Brown ran q dead heat for the first
place. Bess third. Time, ZIG. The
stakes were divided.
Three-year-olds, mile and seventy
yards-Blue Line won, Santa Anita
Belle second, Mscola third. Time,
L491<.
Two year-old fllies, three-quarters
mile-Bessie June won, Nellie B. second,
Cora l.. third. Time, Liz.
Mile = lslette won. Rosette second,
Duke of Conna1ght third. Time. I.45s<
CHICAGO, August CAT Washington
Park, the weather was cool, the track
fast and attendance large.
Miie-Lady Longfellow won. The
Dude second, Mamie Hunt third. Time,
LA. Mutuals paid S620.50.
One one-eighth Understanding Kid
won. War Sign finished second, but as
he swerTed and interfered With Luna
Browne. the judges gave the second
place to Luna Browne with Jime Nave
third. Time, 1:561z. Mutual paid 81.
Competition stakes, one and one-half
miles-Dizzie Dwyer won, Binnette
second. Time, 1851. Only ,wo start
ers. Mutuals paid IS.
Three-fourth mile heats-First heat
Our friend won, Hileanthus second,
Little Joe third. Time 1.l5sl. Mutuals
paid S22.10.
Second heat-Little Joe won, Our
Friend second, Moonlight third. Time
I.l6H. Mutuals paid field 1910.
Tn I'd heat-Little Joe won, Our
Friend second. Time, l.19H. Mutuals
paid $3.50.
Mile-Sir Joseph won, Bob Fisher sec
ond, Top Sawyer third. Time, 1.41X
Mutuals paid $3.50.
LoSDoS. August 6.-At Lewis sum-
mer meeting to-day the race for the
Arthur stake was won by Baron, Can
/ terbury second, st. Mary third. There
were ten starters.
BRIGHTON BEACH, August 5.-Three-
/ fourths mile-Fawn won, Poverty sec
ond, and Gilt third. Time, L17L.
Three-fourths mile-Bill Sterret won,
Bay Rebel second, and Governor Rob
erts third. Time, LIZ.
Seven--ighths mile-Dr. Smoot won,
Bighead second, and Milton third.
Time, 1.32.- --@ M
One and one fourth mile-OHvette
won, Marmaduke second, and Trafalgar
third. Time, 2.1l2I.
/ Non-winning allowances, one mile =
Caroline won, Ironclad second, and
Lyton third. Time, 1.4o7<.
one and one-foUrth mile-Dismond
won. Mpsey second, and Peacock
third. Time, 1.45.
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Came ASHORE with tho BodIes.

SAEAsAc, August 6.-The pleasure
yacht Cr4iSer was caught in storm on
Sunday night and wrecked on Lake
Huron. She had crew Of six young
men, afl-of whom were drowned. The
Fleming. Mckenzie. and t. A. Taber,
dashed TO it. rhe bodies Of W. J. Sim
clair, William Vidal and Walter G.
Morrison have not been recovered AL
the young men belonged to the first
families OF this vicinity and held promi-
net business positions.
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NoTICR.

DUs 5UAST TO An ORDER OF THE
County Court Of HeretoudS sfro, holden
AZ LeOminster, England. dated 2i,h June,
loe6 made on the petition Of EEza Green
and others EliRsbe-h Bowen, otherwise
Mspp, II living. or Dc dead, ker deTisecs If
she made her VIII, or her heir a.-las n she
died in.estste asto real estGfes, are required
~ Der OF thelr collectors. on o. before the
= day Of October next, % come in and FrOye
zf the ofnces Of the Registrar OF the County
Court, LeoUir ser, aforesaid, her OF their
claims - eeytatn sun OF <isa 4Lrtd paid
into the said court IN 'er ne County Court
Aet, lss7. fer the beneft % thei sid eliza
oeth Bowen, and in default they viii be per
emp-o-t.Y excluded fro1n the benefit OF snT
nnst order % be nsde OF the said petition
The said Elizabeth Bowen Is stated 70 have
been divorced rom her husband. Beniauln
Bowen. when livikk e Salt Lake City. Utah.
afterwards 70 have iztermarried with ono
George Dimmock end . have since died Ia
the north OF March, 16scg
Dated this 1t dSy OF July, ISIS.
By tite Court,
GEO. mos. ROBINSON,
-, Registrar.
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ForbiddInr As.emblaEe.

BELFAST. August 6.-The city is plac-
cArded with a proclamation by the
mayor forbidding assemblages in the
streets, threatening all who attempt to
form mem. and all VINO participate IN
the law-abiding citizens TO assist the
police in SURPRISING disorder. where
ever it NJ. y occur in the city.
DUBLIE. August 6.-The mayor OF
Belfast has arrived here at the request
Of Sur Michael Hicks-Beach, TO hold a
conference with the members of the
new Irish government respecting the
situation in Belfast, and the best means
OF restoring and preserving order.
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benton . nalr Groom.

b All who are BALD, al who are be-
coming BALD, al who do not1wGnt 70
be BALD, all who are troubled with
DANDRUFF, or ITCHING Of the
scalp, should use Benton's Hair
Grover. ETsETT Pm CENT. Of those
using IL have grown hair. Il neTer
falls % stop the hair from falling.
Through sickness and feVers the hair
sometimes falls of in . short time, and
although the person may have
bald for Year,, II you use Benton's HAN
Grower according TO directions you are
sure Of growth Of hair. In hundreds
OF cases We have produced q good
growth Of Hair on those who have been
bald and glazed for years, We have fully
substantiated the following facts:
We grow Hair u 50 cases cut OF 100,
no matter how long bald. Unlike other
prsparstons. it contains noBlgar Of lead,
or vegetable or mineral poisons. It Is .
specific foz falling hair. dAndruh, and
itehing Of tie scalp. The Hair Growef
3 . hair food, and its oo,zpoaaon Is
almost exactly, like the oil which sup
plies the hAH With It's vitality.
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH.
When the akin Il very tough and
hard, and the folhcle IL apparently effect
ually closed, the single strength viii
sometimes fkil 70 re1ch the papilla; in
such cases the double or triple strength
should be used IN connection with the
single, using them altsz1asely.
Price, Single strength Si-po, Double
strength 500. Triple strength. $500. ~
your druggists have HeA got * We VII
send u prepaid On rscezpt Of prize.
BENTON HAII GRO k.R co.
C4sYslSnd, o.
Fss sais byRC. II. I. Drug Store. 1
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NomInatIons un.eted upan.

WAsHSGTos, August 6.--The fellow
ing are among the nominations sent TO
the Senate which remain Enacted upon /.
John s. Shields, Chief Justice Of -Ari-
IONA; William G. Langford, Associate
Justice, Washington Territory George
w. Julian. Surveyor General, New
Mexico: James C1Han, Supervising
Inspector OF steam vessels for the Third
District Lewis G.. Reed, Consul az Bar
ba1oes; Otto E. Reimer, Consul al San
tisgo de Cuba; Samuel q. Glover, Re
ceiver Of Public Moneys 81 Valentine,
Seb. Oliver shannon, Receiver Of Pub
lie Moneys at North Platte, Neb.; /. ".
Adams, Register OF the Land Office,
Spokane Falls, Washington Territory;
s. T. BuIch, Register OF the Land
Office, Valentine, Nebraska; n.
Reinhardt, Register Of the Land Of
fee at Lagrande. Or. I. A. Byrnes,
Indian Agent, Yakima Agency; X.
Cofey, Indian Agent Umatilla Agency,
Oregon; Israel Green. tIndian Agent,
Lisseton Agency; T. a., Jones, Indian
Lane. Indian Agent, Grand Road
Agency W. L. Powell, Indian AZ Mt
Near Bay Agency, w. T.. Jason
Wheeler, Indian Agent Warm Springs.
Oregon. The following IS list Of The
rejected ones-John Goode, Solicitor.
General; John c. Shields. Chic Justice
OF Arizona; G. Z. Pollard, Associate
Justice. Montana; r. S.Dement. Sur
veyor-General Of Utah; P. 5. Wilson,
Assayer, Denver; G. h Potter. Indian
agent Omaha Winnebago Agency. r =
w. Bean, Register OF Land Office, Idaho;
J. c. Matthews. Recorder of Desds,
District OF Columbia; J. +. McBlain, 10
be First Lieutenant.
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snimousiy elected Senior vioe-com-
mander-in-Chief.
Colonel Edgar Allen Richmand, Of
Virginia. was elected Junior Vice-Com-
mander-in-C Chief; DR.. A. s. Evarts, of
colorado, SUPERINTENDENT; Rev.
dnomas G. Warren. of Chattanooga,
Chaplain.
Inere were no further proceedings Of
Importance and the ercampment ad-
journed sine de.
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DOUBLE AND TRIPLE sTRENGTE
, nrpat LIb.ral onsr

TIE voI-AIc BELT Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer % send their Celebrated
NoLIAIc BErrs and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trial TO anv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Loss or Vitality,
Manhood, &c. illustrated pamphlet ID
sealed envelope with fun particulars
mailed free. X-sJs t1eD a. enee.
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10 Appease the Hunenrian..

VIkSsAo August 6-The Hungarian
Premier. Herr Tishs. has had an audi
ence with Emperor Francis Joseph, al
Ischt, about the GyruIai-Jansld affair.
The Emperor promised to write let
ter TO the Hungarians, explaining the
aroused among the HUngaFiaps By the
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Hanged for Murder.

GALLATH, Me-. August s.-John J.
Smith was hanged here to-day for muir
der. BE assembled the scaffold WITH
firm step and made a short speech in
which he protested his complete inno-
cenee of crime. His neck was broken
and he died without struggle.
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Tud.n suecessfuIly EmbaIwed.

YoSKERs, n. Y. August 6.-Prepara.
lions for Tlden's funeral tomorrow
nsorning are about completed. The
eInbalning OF the body was quite sue
eesSf1l. The face looks natural and
neacefuI. Al business viii be suspended
here Tomorrow during The hours an
nousced for the funeral services.
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withaRroken shan.

NEW YoRK, August 6.-Ths stesner
State Of 1labams reported that on Au-
gust 4th, she spoke the steamer WerrG
With her shaft broken and in the toE OF
a Monarch line steamer, making ior
Boston HarbOr. She reported al well
on board
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Base BnHQ

New YORK. August e.-New York ),
Kansas City 4. q
PAILADELRHIA, August 6.-st. Louis
o, Philadelphia 5. 3Uls E1 -- -
WAsHIsGroS, August 6.-Chicsgo II.
Washington 0. ~
BosTos, August e.-BOston 4. De-
tRoits 3.
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To Attend tho Funeral.

WAsHNsToS. August THE Pres
dent aud Secretary Endicott and SecTe-
Lamont left 10 night for New
York to attend the funeral Of Tilden.
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One Hunared Thoa.and FIre.

SAN FRAscrsco, August 4, Phsnix,,
Ariz.-The principal business block O
the city was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss. 500. 900; Insurance,
$4,000. The FIRE is believed to De IN
cendary,
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GUNS. -AnIMuNIrIoS.

I'D SPORTING GOODS, Wholesale
a and Retail. az Bedrock Prices. All The
-eading Rides and shot Guns In stock. See
our Manhattan p y Gun, best II TIE mar
Repairing. Parts for Rides and shot Guns 10
stock keys frted.l Agency for Victor b.
cycle. Evans 4 Spencer, 81 Walker Opera
House Salt Lake City, 4 -UT
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sIRAYED o. sToI.r.N.

ER0N HEBER CITY, wAsATCH CO..
II Utah, on Monday night, July lsth, q
small heavy set, dark brown mare. with
white spot In forehecd, bransled with q
large figure 2 on left shoulder and large n
on right thigh
Any person delivering said animal . John
Duncan az Heber, or II. A. Tuekett No s58
literally rewarded. IN
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Not Yet Decided.

LosDes, August 6.-GoYernment has
not yet decided te call an autumn ses.
sion OF Parliament. The question will
be discussed by the Cabinet next week.
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calQs
The timber felled or removed shall be
strictly limited 20 building, agr.cultzral,
mining, and other domestic purposes
within the State or Territory where it
grew. All cuttings of such timber for
use outside of the State or Territory
where the same IS cut. and all remov-
ais thereof outside OF the State or Ter
ritory where il is cut, are forbidden.
= No person will be permitted to fell or
remove any growing trees of any kind
whatsoever less than eight inches in
diameter. Persons telling or moving
timber from the public mineral lands of
the United s tates must atilize all
Of each tree cut OF can be profitably
used, and must cut and remove the
tops and brush or dispose Of the
same in such manner as TO prevent the
spread of fersst fires. The act under
which these rules and regulations were
prescribed. provides as follows: "Sec-
ton IfI-Any person or persons who
shall violate any provisions Of this act,
or any rules and regulations in Dursu-
ance thereof, made By the Secretary OF
the Interior, shall be deemed guilty Of .
mlSdemeanor and upon conviction
shall be lined any sum not exceeding
$500, and to which may be added i'm
prisonment for any time not ex
ceeding six months. These rules and reg
ulations shall take effect September
1st, 1888. All entry rules and regula-
lions heretofore. prescribed under said
act inconsistent Herewith are now
revoked.
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Jeaiousy the Cause

WALLAcETows, Pa. August flames
McLane shot and killed Ella Danes this
afternoon. and then shot himself. Jeal-
ousy was the cause. ~
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THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, viii
hnd.GImore's Aromatic Wine a posi-
tive cure. For sale at A. c. Smith &
Co.'s Drug store. 5
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Can n Fine Complexion be CrsasedR

I'm - 1Ho NompAcNAoh % Sh0oeSoA
1t can, and safely, too. The effect OF
"GLEsE's SULPHUR Soar" is, q case in
point: 1t oyerspreads themost clOuded
complexion with transparent lGstre. To
the brow, TO the cheeks, 20 the neck,
arms and hands, it gives a luminous
hrihiancy. Is not this creating a com
plexion3 And mark-there is nothing
ncxious IN this marvellous beauti-
her. Beware of cOunterfeits. See
that &c. N CRJTTES-oN,- Proprietor,
Is printed on each packet, without which
none is genuine. Sold by druggists at
. cents; three cakes. 90 cents No less
valuable as a toilet accessory is "HIkL's
-NsrASTAsEoUs HAIR DYE. 1 = special
ties are the natural, durable and reliable
tints which it bestoUs. II is but half
the price OF most of the dcleteriOus
dyes in the market, and is proved by
sworn analysis to contain nothing
harmful to the head or scalp.
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USFURSIsHED, IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
v Rent % single Gentleman OF Couples,
and within quick reach Of town. Apply az
The HEEALD once.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T L DAVIS. CHIROPeDIST AND MAN
~ icure. Once, Palace HOtcl. salt Lalsa
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A PROMPT AID PLEASING WAY OF
EASING Asthmatic Wheezng. Use
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUED AND TAR
PIKE's TooIHAcHE DRoPs Cure in one
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READ THESE FACTS-Itmay save
your Me-Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
cures suppressed menstruetior and
painful monthly For sale At
A. @. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. Is
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FISHING TACkLt-

VI Sporting Goods, wholesale and retail,
Guns and Tents let BY the deg or week
Gun Repairing and KEYS made FIafs az
low prices. EVANS < SPENCER,
81 W Walker Opera House. salt Lake City.
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ROUSE no RENT.

RIRST DOOR VEST OFT. ". JENNINGS
Il residence Apply az no Main street.
& II. SSELL-
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MONEY TO,LoAN- =

E. PoNEROY, BROKER AND REAL
u EetEte Agent, les Main street.. HoneT
% loan, Houses and Los for sale, and
general real estate business transacted.
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MR. A. HIGGINS. Of Wyoming, N
Y, says he had the Piles f0r nearly 40
years, and was cured by using Gilmore's
Pile Specific. For Sale at a. q. Smith
& Co.'S Drug Store.
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ELECTRIC TREArMENTS.

MEsnAMEs JONES AND EDMUNDs ARE
III prepared to give Electric treatment
fyom so cents 70 81 Olaee over, GOdbe &
Pits Drug Store. #
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SITUATION MANrFD

DYA FIRT. CLASS PAPER HANGER AND
ID aud painter. test from tie east Wages
. object nil ability is proven. Address.
j.E HsEALD ONCE.
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LOST

ONE BLACK AIARE,is YEARS OLD. ONE
~ white hind foot Leave ~ MIA Woods
meat market and be rewarded.
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BICYCLES, 1TRICYCLEs AND VEL.
|OCIPEBES.

EiFANS & SPENCER. AGENTS FOR THE
u Victor, Champion, Challenge, Ideal
aud Otto; also for the Rudge bicycles and
Tandem bicycles. We are the only house
n Utah csuying stock OF both high grade
Bicyclss and Chndren's mschines. Also a
unline Of Bells. Spokes. Cenent, Wrenches,
etc. Bicycles sold on instaIInents and
rented By tae day or honr.
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Oh. ELLEN 3. FEEGUsOS,
TWO FINE ROOMS.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NO. ga z.
" Brigham street, Telephoae 81.
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sTRAKEDsE

A SMALL RED COW ABOUT 4-YEARs
n old, came 70 my place Judy = No
b-ands--One horn was broken. and has
since dropped of. Apply 70 Mrs. NJ. A. Lar
son, one and a half blocks west and half q
6tOck south Of r. d ?. G. Machine shop.
= - - -
A GOOD Mich COW, caEAP. APPLY
Il 70 IS Z. First North Street
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GOOD NEWS FOK EVERYBODY
AAEIELt GREENIG. N TIE MARKET
~ koE. sets good lunch on short notice,
keeps fresh. bread cakes, pies and crackers
good enough for king Give him a call at
- W. First South Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-07

SODA sPRINGs WATER
IN DRAUGHT AT TIE COOP DRUG
" Store, 5 cents.