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AuINoIIG>G cnIuu.
~ OLA Wan Murdered by HisrWo
Daughters,

IElEG,HtrD, Va. july 4L I hu de-
tails pi "a most revolving crime, com
united in southampton county, this
state, were received here through a
private letter this evening. SulJuin.
cr, Am aged and iuullrnsiyc citizen Of
southampton u duN or two ago went
~ ucighhur-, Mr. VIM Prince, To
make sowc repairs ~ TINT gcntlomHu'a
mill which had been damaged by tho
recent lrcshots. After doing aiaith-
iul dlIy's work, tho old man returned
home, Htc supper, aud, after convcr..
ing short time with his family, re
tired That night, after Joiner Ind
fallen asleep hi, Two daughters, Mat.
me aud AddIc, aged respectively 4.
Gud rs years, went 10 the bedside
Of their father, armed with nu
axe with which thoy chopped the
head ~ the old man and pounded 1t
into JEW, As many u- eighteen
CHASTITY wound, Woro visible on the
back Of the head, aud nearly N, mans
bruises whore to hn 7cou on tho
shoulders, while one Olhl- lingcr- was
nearly served from the hand After
masking sure Of their deadly WORK tho
+ two glr,- mUic thoir escape in ih,
u.aut TO Sussex county, whore tAcl
/ wcrc subsequently arrested They
. have both been committed to th'
/ county Jail 10 await ttlRi, and the feel
ing against them l7 very strong. IN,
only CAUSE tor the conduct of the girh
,- revenge Tor severe whipping
which thoy had received from lhcil
IlhrT for taking DyOy i-lOu- and wear
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was going to give it to hnm.
Tue lwio. wagon passed before the
mtDh WH, .irMod. liugg wanted TO
follow thc wagon. Tie thought there
was trouble ou the West side. I
wanted to know what it was per-
~uadet him Goo gu home. Little uc-
tore q o'cio,k lIuEg asked me If /
ha" .,,u nuutiD' iu the paper. tlut
armed mcu were tu hold a meeting ON
thc west lic lio .how,d me cop,
of tie article iu tho Arbictrr /ictung.
aud puiWod.u thcWorl "ruhc' which
h' ,Mi meant their was to bc
u meeting amt thAt everything
Vss 60 hc turned up -ido down. The
word "ruhc' WIS tho .iluM for all
atmcd MDu tn assemble ou tie west
side. This word was sul, ctcd to
giAc Che men notice that there Wu.
trouble, liuag and I went to- Sen.
ball whore unuy other. Wrru. lrr.
man said to liugG ju avery augrv
voice, "yOu ARE the cuusr ut 10"
Then ,omH one told of the
llaymarhct affair and said
the bomb hud killcd IL
great many l.ueg .nij nothing then
'''' ''' "''"'' '.'"L S'lu
'''' t' 3! no" N' was ''.ndri "nd
.,",u 3" '"I 'I'' worn "r hAd 'l'hr,
ll"I u'- Uf"'"tr- M thc cause did not
'ii, ,'.'.' "'',' We l.d our pvlnh,
"n.,'' 'n' 'id'Nh'N 10 was about
'"uHtIs"' Nh'A we reached home.
NH",'' ",htlurI nuwncr Of iW'
''uh'"'' "..' 10y 'e''n Iu hc manu-.
,",lu!" 'i tue nnI"h'' ANA described
.,oM ,!l "Eu".'I'', an" "lhrr lhiuE'
were h'oUGhi Iu'" lli' mouse ltry hr.
'"" t'l u" som, SOCIALIST group lie
"'u 'Il'h N'"'d Ine.' say That every
",'N'"t th. -hou. .d hl"Nr N'uin".
''t '"""'n i''I j, i"'u. "l pr'e vl
~" ''H' ,"" H-"-. lh,7 way a
',li' ,ll,i.' loom NA'h ii I- read! To y"
'H. ..
nc court H-"' : l- 'h"t 'ondrd ~
'N' YOUR I'H"r.
IU'-' h' P'''' Tor H. said Judge
'nll'
Ihr prosecution assured lhr court
.l'' 'u'l M'Iv NOV "Hnt'Iou- "id
lnSl'''"' '"h"''' '''I'' 10 'aNc
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WuL-vmIE, o., July 2l.-An up
right boiler In tho hpi'or shop Of DOG.
cph la71ot, Second street, exploded
this morning Rt Ijy with terrible
force, wrcchlug almost tho entire
building. Through miracle none Of
the employee were injured Adjoln
ing the boiler shop J., the rccidcncc
Of Mr.. Maggie Discoll whose two
litllc girls CArn, aged B, mud Mary,
aged were p'uyiug in their door
yard, Opptsilr tho boiler room, when
The explosion occurred. Tho little
ones we're caught aud held lRst BY ne
debris Of the building whilo the
scaldlng steam poured over them.
Clara was dead when taken from the
ruins, her body being literally cook.
cd, and Mary was badly scadcd aud
may not recover. Tho boiler, weigh.
ing probably atom, wRs blown through
the root fully 800 feet into the air
aud buried Itself IN u hole ia back
yard on Socohd street, 800 feet from
tho shop. No cause Is, assigned toI
the explosion,
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AAItiN,lION.
congress win adjourn ou JuIy .sih
MorL tn the senate Hnd the House.

WA~uuNUroN, u C,July 81 Nor.
risuus concurrent resolution reported
from the ways and means committee,
providing for the Adjournment of
cunErrg, ON lulN .~th. after being OPP
posed 10y Reagan, Wcsycr, lilrnc and
Hepburn, wa, pss.cd 10y nNote ot 10
to &c.
llonr from the cummltteo. or iuilc-
iarN, reported iavornhly "a hill iu re-
peal the tenure of o0icc act. The re-.
peal i.uot however not to effect any
officer heretofore suspended under
the provision. ~ said -crtlou or any
designation. nomination ur appoint
mcntg heretofore made hy virtue oi
the provisions thereof
riuE rREipENr's rur.
WA-mNUroN, july 81. The pres
idcut, accompanied bv Sccrutarios
linyard nnh whitney aud Private.
Secretary Lamont, left Washington
this afternoon Tor Albany.
SOMETHING 10 rNrLAiN.
WAsuNdIoN, July Il Tho total
values OF imports ot merchandise du-
ring thu twrlNc months which ended
Juno 3O, 1850, were iGdi,2adGOG, aud
during TIE preceding twelve month.
t'Gi2G,.it The total values oicA
ports ot merchandise during the
twelve muuths which ended June 3D.,
1856, wa tif9, i25.g14, aud during tho
preceding twelve mpuths t7t2. .lg9, ,75a,
being n dc'rcasc of SG2, ,1Ga,7-A
~ ItE HOUSE
WA-uINdroN, July ~ The house
went into committee of the whole ON
the rcuntr amendment To- the river
nud harbOr bill. the pending question
being on motion made by Hewitt
striking ont the clause for the i'm.
proNomcut oi tho New York harbur
lie withdrew the amendment. The
committee then rose nnd the senate
amendment having been nuu-concur
| red III tho hlll wn- pcut To the con.
terence. Then n struggle nrO-r tor
priority OF consideration between
the Htcrrtato commerce aud tho
northern Pacific forfeiture bin which
hitter WAS passed. The senate
bin was read nj lrngth,
together with Nj amend.
lucnt reported 10y the committee
on commerce, which i4 Ia strike ont
all nitcr the cnncting clause aud m.
,crt the house bin. Reagan -uppOrtcd
the HOUSE bin, while O'Nclll ot Penn.
~ lynnia, Cullom aud Hepburn In.
vorcd the bill
The Reagan bin WA. .hnrtpcr,mrnt
they rnid; the people demanded that
Tomothng be- done to relieve aud
protect thcn, aud they preferred thc
senate uill 10 this talking about re-
form aud never reforming, The
house then took n rocc.s until ,
O'Clock. The evening session il to b,
Tor general debate on the interstate
| commerce bill.
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intended to ask the party to commit
ii-ct nationally, to or against any
specific law, but to announce as its
-eitlcd policy that it will everywhere
strive To- reduce the business OF dram
selling and the evils resulting from
II, as much a. possible Each state is
To decide tot itself from time to time
what laws nrc best adapted To secure
the end in viow. Tho call SAYS fur.
thrr that more han half of the repub.
licau members of the senate and large
numbers of congressman and party
leaders Lave expressed themselves in
iaNorof thspolicy. During the past
TWO months, arrangements have been
mnlc that insure delegations from
nine states. to Wit Kansas. Illinois.
Michigan New Jersey, Vermont,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire,
Mainc aud Rhode Island, and It's
hoIcl that all northern aud at least
some OF the southern states will be
rrIrr.rufrd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-22

CIu,AOo, July "a. Early this
morning the police were notified that
u ,houtlug had occurred at ,hsrcpu-
table house ON Meridian street. Onl-
ccrs found John Fnunhnn lying on
the llpur, breathing his Inst. \ bul-
lc, had entered hi. abdomen, lust be-
luw the stomach, aud imhcdIcd itself
IN tho iutc,tinos. llc lived about
liltucn minutes after the officer. mr..
rived, but wns mcomsciou-' aud un-
Hhlc tu nhhcn statement. The two
men the murdered man aud his as.
rAllaut were intimate friends of the
proprictrcss of the house, and tho
quarrel arose from her refusal to 20
out iu n hack with the man who dii
the shooting. Tho man threatened
10 shoot the woman, AZ the Same timo
drawing his pistol FAnnahan step.
ped between them, and attempted to
turn the weapon aside. Instead, he
received the bail in the abdomen.
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"Drt nniIt" nors.
They wonder why its "Thusiyw
Ih"ir Love ? Tor swRir.

DALLAS, July Il. .--"Ihc drummcrs
OF Texas, 20 n man, nro wondering
why II Is since Col. swain became u
candidate Tor governor ho has seen
III to entirely cease sending out his
circulars to different ollicors author
Hlng them to be- viRilAnt and demand
the liccnso of every commercial man
who might visit their dillorcnt towns,
OF coursc Wa all loyo ~ Col. swain
Tor the many lRyOrs % ho has shown
IN in the past, and wlll, of course, sup.
port him for governor Snld n drum
mcr to your correspondent to-day,
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GHIAI BANNING SCHEME.
chicago Capitalists UreEt scheme Ia
IIOudurOs for MnlInk Nonsy,

IWOA0O1 JuIy 2I,-Ih0 stntcmont
ia published to-day that the conGes-
zion for the establishment of tho ma
tlouai bank of tho republic Of Hun
dura- has been granted absolutely
TO a party Of capitalists OF Chicago,
New Orleans, Minneapolis and New
York. The concc,-ion it Is stated,
gives the incOrporatOr- a monopoly
on all bank business Of the country
amounting to about S21OOO,OO0 an.
uualiy. The operations win get un-
der way about October lot. Tho now
bank (, capitalized at iLOOO,OOO
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"Its Sicc io Il" u Father" siags our
Correspondent

sieDlsl To The Examiner
iuHrNA. July a. Your old corros
pondcnt, q. +. Thomas, is II timid
boy. and win not give YOU all the
news. lie IL going around this morn
Ing with u "long drawn smile and
setting up cigar, promi-cuously ON
Sccount of the advent OF line boy
orthodox weight, fifteen pounds.
llJ. Hudson and family are spend
ing "a Few weeks AT lHmpasas.
The election was u little exciting,
but all passed oil pleasantly NJ Lore
hS. aud Ross will get there ita solid
vote AT this place will help any.
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KNOWN0TH|NCS. +.
The Convention of Knights De.
nounCe Foreign Labor and
its Importation
Congress win Adjourn ON July
2Sth aud Give the Country
Needed Rest.
Ihc senate Whitcwashcs Mr.
Payne IN an Artistic MANNER
commerce BiiI.
miscellaneous Matters or Inter-
est fo The ENHn,incr's Fam
iIy al Readers.
NNromrs ,oNyS>uoN

kNiuun CONVENTION.
sI,ci. tl thc Ltamurf
SNN ANTONIO, July 20. The
knights vi labor IN thor state convcn.
tiou to-day strongly protested against
the employment of convict lsbor In
getting out tho stOnc for tho state
,apltalut \ustiH. and The use Of tor.
cign granite cutters IN the same build
ing. aud they ai,n denounced the i'm.
porlauou ~ foreign labor of any
Kind. They wound up the da, with a
grand parade and tcstiyiucs at the
park.
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Tni STATE CoNNENrioN.
'hsirs'nn Harry Arrange. for ualf
isrr iorniI Delegates.

special 'u lue NAmluur
CuH9t,ANA, July ~. Chairman
Harry OF the state democratic COM
mitco, informs u- that hc has been
corresponding with the railroads of
the state, aud that nll heard from this
far have promised to carry delegates
10 the state convention ut Galveston
ON tho 10th proNim for one fare for
the round ttip.
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We want everyone TO know that
wl,lu wc have not the space this
week ~ cnumorntc the many bar
gains we have to oiler IL should not
hc presumed that we have withdrawn
them. ON the contrary, We have not
sold all the goods we had to offer,
and m'yc yet . largo stock left that
$50 want to realize cash for. So we
arc Offering s,ill greater bargains
than over In order to effect our OBJ
Jcct Don't forget that for genuine
solid bargains we stand at the head
Of all competition this season, aud are
determined to keep our hold on the
good will Of the people,
LEVINE Bios.
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rnstmhster'z Roncnt Associations.

Cm,Go, July 2l.-At n meeting Of
the executive committee, OF the
po-tmN'ters mutual association yos-
tcrdny 1t wn- determined call
the convention for the 9th of
September next. for the purpose
OF organizing n benefit association.
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The Detailed story Hnd Comics
sion oT one oi the ScIN
lIUuIb Makers.
u Leaves no IOophOic OT H..
cape tor These Apostics and
Agents of satan.
That DiIkc Divorce Case DcNcI.
ops More ilightOucd and
LOrdiy Na,tinc,s.

Archi-t- muv, Il silently into Judge
GHry'- court this morning. There was
"a serious, thoughtful look IN spies
face ~ ho took his seat, and indeed n
sombrc mclanchul, seemed to brood
over the entire gang with the cNctp.
ton OF Liugg. Immediately upon
opening court William ~clligcr. who
/ is remembered ns the principal wit.
ness for the state, was put upon the
! witness stand. The COURTROOM wu-
crowded and the testimony was lis-
tened To with the kccncst interest
~clligcr testified that hc lived ON
Scdgcwick street and had NJ board.
cr Louis Iingg, one of Tie defendants
ON Monday night the wi,ur,. at
tended u meeting of the carpenters
union Ut /cphl's hall. At the meet
ing copies of the "rcvcngc' circular
were brought in and distributed 10y
liallatzcr l,acu
Did you work ut your trade ruc-
day "-"No"
"W hat did YOU do that morning e.
81 got up At 7:3u o'clock when Liugg
came had previously told him /
wanted those bombs removed from
my dwelling. lie told me ~ work
diligently u7 tl,m and tho, .voulI H.,
tol IN n,,ov tl,,t dnv fnnl .n,,,r
coffee. and nttcrnWiilc ,,orl.rI AT
some had shells. filling holes"
"I .ool, at fine shell uow show ,ou.
| Ifbundiug vituc,. "A lrudcn suirrr
about the size ot a small turnipI Ibid
| YOU work 1T these shells !'-"N c.."
"Mmat did You do II drilled the
holes. II took me about hnf nu
| ILuur"
"S l,rr WAS lingos, AT ilc
mcptiul, ON tnc wr.t sidr. Ilc c,u,e
| back uhuui n O'Clock.
"pm Nou -p,i., to huus"-"IIr
.nI tn mo did NOT worl.
ycr, much. uugbt 10 have done
moro. lioI! niu IlHlun ll.l.urs
I Ina .,ot+ ILuu L.,.ufd "u,v,iu
+ huy,. ;u w.rl. ..nracr ul. afternoon" ."
MIR. lup.ghpm VINO ruu.lurt.I the
.rr..,u,t.Iu. .N,.,t Oh. -h..fI.,,t.
/ lleusr
/ "lid won have amy conversation
. ubout bol..y'--"l llupr todd mr
/ Ito 20 otonp'acc ON (m,buuiur. u,c.
nur. to- get some bolts. TO rut in th,
! shells. cot about luN bo.t-.r
w no N'I htu W''" y 1u' 'I.l|I.'. ,lu.o
| Hurv' N"I'u"rr2 "nu ne" mum
We MN",N'" an ',' We, "'','"""ui ....
w MA, room ulu fv' worn I".
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Ml'N ''lo''' w '''"s '"'"' """ '''
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I'M. mH' "'" a., '''"GE , T". ,,,,t,'. ''Sa Ii' ~.
Nh w. Nv "' '"' s"' r'P' i"''''N '''
"Inho. lu, r..o.,- mir l,,,rn.
,.u, nrn..n's ,,n ,.,.m'i., ,Tr,',
,,I'as '"', pri,m, ,,., inn,.y in ,ia,',,'r
o,,I "J' gir innh,, Inn,,N '"yn. '''''''' W.
MI MIN. on , ,,,,' LII t1 ,...,o n,..I..n..,
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MEANWHILE, Pa, luy 90 Mit
Iruutmnu, who had his hand crushed
some time Hgo whilr coupling nrs Mt
thi. place soon after the Incident.
which uorasriiulcd the muputntiuu Of
biz hand, complained ot the lost hand
pninlug him. and seeming 80 ho in a
rrGmpud condition. llr .nid thnt his
thumb Wa closed 40 thu pAlll OF hi7
hand and hs fingers were ,utDhod
tightly over n. !. W. Williams aud
uthor-, promplodby curiosity, bccur.
the h--ishuor of tho German
employed hy Dr. Griswood,
who hnd buried the hand, and
disin'orrci h. They found it
exactly IN the condition dcrcrlbcd by
Iroulman, and what is more strange
and marvellous, when the, opened ;nc
liugcrr OF the hnnd, IrputmAu, who
was not aware of their notions, cN-
pcrlcnccd plainly the sensation, and
Wa rciicyrd OF the pain hc suffered.
Millurd Hall, cditorut thc Micrucpsm
would, no doubt, explain this strange
phenomenon by Inference drawn
from tho theory TINT the soul Of mau
be- II auhNuulinl entity Of rcal essence,
and while the physical hand wR- de.
.troyOd the spiritual hund rcmtucd,
aud, In sympathy with the lost mem
hcr, iu'urpo-cl tor lt- rc.irL
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Mrs. "iusluN- Soothing syrup should al
Nay, hu usui fur uhilirun tccthiug. II aooths
Mr uhill. suitHus the gums. HllHys all pains,
cuf'' wini collie and II tho hosi romdiea fos
iIsfFhIuh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-16

One of Ogden,s Enterprises.

The lumber interest is and has always
been one of vital and primary i'm
portance to every community. While
the lack of building materials .retards
the growth and progress of districts,
an abundance of those materials sub
stantially advances the interests of any
country. Give the farmer ready access
to materials for building houses. barns.
graineries, etc., and his property rap
idly increases in value. Give the esp
italist building materials cheap and he
improves his real estate By erecting
places of business and amusement.
thereby increasing the value of not only
his own, but his neighbor's property.
Place the means within his reach and
the thrifty laborer proceeds TO crafty
the dream OF his life, and become the
possessor of that which he has long
hoped for; that which has been the OBJ
lect OF years OF unremitting toil-a
home.
In the lumber business. as in all other
enterprises. Ogden is fully abreast of
the times. Zoo
In his meanderings yesterday a re-
porter of THE HERALD strolled into the
Idaho Lumber Company's yard on
Fifth Street, and was astounded to see
the stacks oflumber of all descriptions
that were piled up there. with wagon
load after wagon load still arriving.
Pine, fir. cedar and finishing lumber.
rustic siding, square-sawed cedar posts,
redwood and cedar shingles. laths pick
ets-everyIhing, in short, in the lumber
and building line, including doors,
sashes and blinds. window glass, paints,
oils and patent roofing. are piled IN or
derby profusion in the yard and stored
in commodious warerooms. rr
Where is all this lumber coming
from?n asked the scribe, referring to
the wagons that were being unloaded.
Il have ten cars of lumber standing
on the track now, and this is coming
from there" said Mr.. Jones.
. "0hl How do you find business ?"
Business is good, as you see. Ii has
always been our object TO advance the
business interests and promote the well
fare of Ogden City and its surround
ings. We realize that the more a city is
built up, the more valuable becomes the
real estate of that city, and we have
made il point TO furnish our material
at the lowest possible figure, to encour-
age building. We are now offering
everything that is required to build q
mouse, store or barn, at the most rea-
sonable prices" 4r.
Our reporter suggested that the pres
emit would be good time to invest in
material for building, and. thankin z
Mr.. Jones for his courtesy. retired,
firmly convinced that at no previous
time could man make a dollar go so
far as he can at the present in purchas-
ing lumber and building material.
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE PUGET SOUND PIPE co.
OLYMPIA, w. t.

Sole Projectors and Exclusive Manu-
turers OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-16
Notice of Assessment.
Bannock Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, Of Idaho.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF THE COM
pany Is located AZ Salt Lake City, Utah,
and rs mines ara locRted In the Laws Greek
Mining District, Alturas County, Idaho
NOTICE is hereby given, that Al ameeting
OF the stockholders Of the Bannock Gold
and Silver Mining Company, Of Idaho,
called for said purpose, and held az the
ONCE of the Company In Salt Lake City
Utah. on the seventh day Of June. 1ss6, 3
msiority Of the capital stock being repre-
senfed, an assessment OF fifty cents per
share was levied on the capital stock OF the
Company, payable on the tenth day Of July.
1856, or, AZ the option Of the stockholder. At
any time before that day, 70 W 8. McCor-
nick, the Treasurer of the Company, a. the
banking House of Mccormick & CO.. in Salt
Lake City. Utah Any Of the capital stock
OF the company upon which The assessment
remains unpaid on the said tenth day of
July. lss5, will be delinquent and viii be
advertised for sale az public auction and,
IN ess payment Is made before. viii be sold
at the ONCE OF the Company in SAT- Lake
City, Utah, on Monday, July d, 1se5, at II
q N. TO pay the delinquent assessment. the
costs Of advertising and the expenses at
tendata upon the sale. N c. THUN.
Secretary OF the Company.
June Z, 1856, once OF the Company. zSl
Gas. Temple Street. Salt Lake City. Utah
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Great Reduction in Prices

r,.,t Summer Silks Soc, worth 75c.
T1a1t simmer Silks a worth &c.
IS, summer Silks al worth $l0o
r-,o-a5 silks latest shades &c., worth $780,
C$io5 silks latest eOc., worth Sl25.
,5 silks latest shades SIPS, worth SL65.
@ eros Grain makes at &c., Sl5 Sl25 $l5 Sl6 SiT5
. - - nnvards worth cent
- Crsnans $275, worth Is cent
5 CoIored Rhsdames Surahs Twooned Broades
Than ever offered in this city. frTT AL or SEA
p reduced from S25O to $l75OEt4
e reductions White Colored Wash Robes French
mos. Goods Embrodere Ladies Underwear,
W. ava hound to sell the Ladies' this
- allow no win do following
80 90 to $500 $3.50 to $3.50 $1,000 to $780, $3.50
S- "a $3.50 to 5000 so to $500, etc., etc.
IotofM and listers received -
Rows Waists and upwards choice in style and perfect
lin 80 r.
mention
VIII fndour the best house west of Chicago for
general assortment and honorable treatment
NAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-16
The Fourth of JuIy.

Now that the City Council has de-
cided to celebrate the fourth of July
there is nothing left to do but go ahead
and complete the arrangements. The
council has held a preliminary meeting
as q committee. and has appointed
some of the committee. 1t is the inten-
ton to make the celebration one that
all take part in, and one that will be a
credit to the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-16
BuekIsn.E Arniea saIvs

TEE BEsrsALvIi In The world for Cuts
Bruises sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chlblsins Corns, and ali Skin Erup-
tons, and positivsly cures Piles, or ne
pay required. II In guaranteed 70 giys
perfect sattsfsctlon, or money refunded
Price twenty-five cents per Boa
Tor aala ~ z o. u. I
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wknNEsIA, JrNE Is. Isse
i Q e. ICE e.
L. FAIR & son

Have the best Of ogden River Ice for sale,
IN Str Lots or smaller quantiues- Persons
wisni, 70 purchase will do well 10 consult
hem befors buying.
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THE wASATCR b
PATENT ROLLER MILLS
Best Grades of Roller Pro-
cess Flour

DRASDs, HIGH PATEST & STRAIGHT
ID Grade, al warranted as good As any
rs The highest Cash Price paid for
Good Wheat.
Telephone to the Mills. No 100. once
ds- , PAPER. NC = yea 5nD.j st->ef'
g. 0s-A srcr-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-16

DocToR ADAMS went to Provo yester-
day morning.