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Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Fifth EDITIOA



With the death of Ms MAJ ', s'
peare, which occurred on Ta slats
ath instant at $40 Madison ,ueslay, \
link that bound the EIghteen,,tsc ., alOs
teenth centuries together b,s ~ and Sl|
ped asunder. Her parent o'en I'D
and Sarah Mclntire. ana st "efe WIND
near Salem NJ. E. Church E n b
1o'n I'sS. After her marriage Deyenil
NAMED In the neighborhood 81, %.
was born until some fiftesr mere 4
when she removed to this OIL! eAh u
u . Lizzie, the youngest cbiIs Iva \
was the mother OF ten chiidren I os
only three, one son and two dar ~ Na
living. The son, John, reside s.gaena|
iornia, and will not be nro.o 10 u
funeral, which will take piace ~ Al
forenoon at 9 O'Clock, from he. " nord
dence. Mrs. Rebecca Cr,w aSe 70
daughter, now widow 80 The mo,1
rev. John Crawford, a promlnar, Va a
Ter OF the Newark NJ n Ca.nlt
New Jersey. One Of the deco oasoa1
dren was cx-State Senator W. a.
VI DoNef, Dei., Or. T.. u et,ly
peare, who has lately returned 9 '.
visit to the European and Afric eu no9
INFESTED coasts, 10 which Pre.llsr,e 1 W.
land had sent MIN, TO inyest,.,,.
causes OF cholera, and james II IL s set
peare, Esq, of the Law firm Of H.S Sus1
SHAKESPEARE OF Philadelphia are be's ,,
MIS- Shakespeare in early life va,
verted, and has ever since b en- H..
and faithful member of the NJ Ley S
She wts lady OF strong force Of cs..
ter. schoOled TO labor not from mus eu
but from choice, ever watchfuI 1ys.
children and iniererested In their .ns..
until few weeks ago she attends
sonally to her household duties and
through the accumulation Of ye,n
physical system gave way, she ts.'y,
atce ted the viii OF her MIST. u
she served, and with smile er,s,.s
rest.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
AIre,eb, Inc p,soontinuea.

The Wilmington Steamship Company,
known as the Electric Line, which for
The past fifteen years has been running
bet ween ,hls city and Chester and New
York, has been discontinued, and the
three lB-ge steam propeller barRes
which belong 70 and have been used by
tho company ARE to be sid. In conse.
quence OF the low rAtes of freight on
the railroad the line has been run at n
loss fer some time, but the boats were
kept running in hopes of change for
the better. As this has not come, IL has
been determined to discontinue the
line,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
j npAn csc.

Our SUCCESS and experience Of Last
year showed us exactly what the peo-
Pile OF Wilmington wanted in the way
of japanese gooas. We have copse-
queptly put In stock the best assert.
msnt of Japanese novelties, consisting
of . line Of decorative goods which wa
can sell chesply, and are just the kind
that the people want for decoration
about their houses We have new goods
constantly arriving. Phillips & Kane,
No. 8 East Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Orange Riot In Lurs ~,

DUBLIN, Dee. . Tine o1 ,or
Lurgau, County Armagn
procession last night apu hi
through the streets 10 chow S., ~,
the Acquittal of some Of t men,
Who had been tried CD cl,S, =.
ing. The OTar gemen Oh
scented the demonstration nv
the psraders. A fierce riot ' ,,s'
ssicks, stones and regoiVer' WI ",
The fighting lasted sever' raj
was finally quel!ed in the s4 hi:l
by q troop of Dragons, ~D Il
be called npon. A score = n pI
were wounded and sevef"' :
partly wrecked.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
III You Are Puzzled

where to buy, try the Family Shoe House,
EOS Market street. for winter footwear for
yourself and family. You will md there
iuI: cat you nse1, and rt prices lower than
bywhore else. and when you rcs:h home,
there IL dissAtlHfaetiou with the style or
ind purchased, or lhs price Is considered
not right, tho pri ylege IL yours TO return
ana exchange or ge, your money back. The
cor stantly increasing business iH the best
Indication of now we'll people Gppre siate
everybody at the Family shoe House, RIO.
sC6 MarEet street. " o ask attention TO our
Ladies zine french Kid. H. At Kid, Dongo
Is Kid, genuine Kangaroo Kid and Pebble
button Boots, resular hscl and common
sanee hcol, square too and Common se' 70
.Oe Ladies' Fine htd spring IL oil
buttons, Fine l. d and Pebble Buttons,
win regular heel and common sense heel,
iOi III isses I &c above have iound grcai
avor, being made upon lasts Of different
widths and correct proportions. enabling NJ
| 90 almost every ns.snce 70 give sc perfect q
| II as whe1 made 10 measu Misses and
Uhiidren's Kid and Pc bic Spring Baton
Fine CALF Boo.s and Hoox IA.o Shoes fol
big and litte boys. Pine Calf Hook L.cs
| aud Sutton kho high cut for little boys
Mi-ses', Ispths and iittls buyR pro
lection Toe sutton ShOes, with com
mon senee hoel AID sprtnR heel Gu,
J Misses' STANDARD School Saces. CONNER
4 senVe heel and common senss too and squar,
| toe oar own n Ike aud every pail Narrated
! nave never yet been oquslol at the price
\ t1.2b and el.at kit aud Pobele Button
with wedyed heel, Tor email children. I'm
proved Ankle supporters for weak ankles
| Plenty OF Baby IN e. Of all ErsdCe. Men,
| Pine Calf Hand Made Hook Lace and Con
gre.s CATER, Lobdon toe and CONNER
| sense box toA Single sd double sol'
| Mons Cali Sewed Boots, ems ard BOJs
CAltlCg Boo an extra Largo leb lot o
! Men and hoys Kip end Coarse Roots
| cough; ~ ss criaco sAle, VIII he Sold a
iiices lower tlLn oyor beiOre offered Il
| Wilmington. Warm Iinet fut or Enc I.ac
.to AID = ippe' for i-4liss. spring nee
| kubberg for IA. les, "a ils,e and Children
| Ltsht Weight Rubhc. bojtS tor Lad iet
| = i.se and Children Huayy " eight Rut
her Booth for nee and Bows Buckle AIctic
srd hiaskas for Men, B1ys, adde's Misse
Gad Children. Don't fall u sse cur She's
! and oar pricet b. fOgr yOH nur hsse. VEGA
4 ana pitate you AID !cu Will s-,e none
By buying a.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
RACING on french sire'

The foe sleighing 5es", .i
noon thronged French ftres s.o n,
and fast teams. and the Sps c',
numerous. There was las
racing and tho sport +, % v y n
until evening N0ileel'o'' II
fine turnoats were V,,os' rohl
Ford, Henry @. Mshai ., ;, : g ga,
George W Bush, Jr., 1ey ,Sn'
Or. Blooksom, w. Z. mar,
ton, Frank PoIineIoh'
and j. Parker.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
mn.aered nls LIttle Daugh

NEBRASKA CITY, Ne0'i po''
the 29tn day OF April A. A..
Shellebergs the ll'ye'f'o . : nj
of Leander Shellenereer, a u, II
found murdered, her tDfai ~ ~ ,
Her father aud step'roihsI, =, !
dicted for the crime OF que X ~
rhey demanded separate lrl ia =,
were granted, and seven dsy' i i
leberger was placed on i', ~. m,
the 10 J tar-old brother OF ~
girl, was the principal Wiins ~,
prosecution. The ca'e "ss La a,
Jury yesterday mornin2 a1d d, % J
ing they returned 8 vero ic' . 7
murder 10 the first degree
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

z. s. Il Butler & Son, news, period.
cal and book dealers, have just finished
exter ding their store back some twenty
five feet or 80 rsore, thereby almog'
doubling the spaGa in their store. They
are now pref are to lay in a mncb
larger stock of holiday goods than
they could before, and they are busy
filing up the add lion with useful holl
day novelties.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Letter TO santa Claus

DEAR OLD sANTA CLAUS: ! will be
eight years old next July. ! go "a
school, bat wasont their yesterday and
TO day for au sick with cold, but ]
am a better boy than used TO be
haven't got kept IN for wo weeks. Now
dear Santa wont you bring mo pair OF
gum boots like brotber's, a waRoD,with
q horse to It, some slice pictures cards,
some candy and any thing else you
think 1 need, and | will love you sWiul
much. From WILLIE
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

The fair OF Snyth Post, No l, G. A.
t., is now open ut No, 800 King street,
and the sttendance last evening " as
good. There is q large mum Der oil
useful and fancy articles offered fol-
sale and 10 he Glanced of. The aamis.
sion is ouly cents, and as the pio
cseds will he used toward furnishing
their new hsadquarte's the fair should
be literally pstIonized.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

Israel Prichsrd died suddenly at his
home in Newark, on Wednesday. from
an attack OF apoplexy, In the I'D year
of his age. He ate his breakfast az
usual, but shortly after he complained
OF - pain 10 the head, when he laid
down and died IN few minutes. For
Itty years he has been q member OF the
NJ L church, and was highly este emod
by all who knew him. His death 10
greatly regretted by Lis family and
fate nds.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Warren CHM E,ect,on

The Warren Athlete Club met last
evening aud elected the following officers
Prcsideat, George 7, Hepbron; Vice
President, A. j. Niedermaier; Recording
Secretary, Harry z. Gilmore; Financial
Secretary, Charles c. Kurtz; Treasurer
John s. Bertolette; Directors, A. j. Med
ermaier, George T. Hepbron, Charles II
Simmons, J II. Shipley, b. L. Spence.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

a horse attached 10 sleigh rar away
about 10G'Gl0Gk yeste. ~ II Eriug uear
Fourth aud Union streets, ard rap to
Adam street, wien - ;uTnlG and ran
down 20 Front street, wLere lie fel and
wa caught. There was tut little dam
atE Lglt,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Lodge Entertainment.

Industry Lodge, No. 2, a. q. U. W.,
will hold q public enteItsinment in Its
hall in the Law Building, Ninth and
Market streets, ne 1T Tuesday evening
The exercises, which will be of lite
rary and inuaical nature, will be inter
esting.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
NnIlcA-

The entire stock 10 be closed at once
ut ia Market street, consisting oil
clothing, furnishing goois, breech and
muzzle duu Bile. baTreled gnDs, revolvers,
accoideons, violins, banjos, guitars,
mouth organs, &c. The whole stock
must he sold before January 1. No
reasonable offer will be rejected, "a we
will sell goods at most any price. Come
at once to our store at ia Market st.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

SHEPARD, T-xas, DC. 8.-Monday
-ighl a. II O'Clock party O! eight OF
ten men went 10 the nosg. OF Jane.
Conner, oo-orGd ra9u, VINO lives o.
Big Greek near tAis ace, and calm,
him 70 the YARD, seizsd h,m, bore hin
to the froul d, cut his nntrails out an
left him .or head Yesttrlay mornips
the bloody snd dying Conner WAS dis
cover cd still. living ana able 10 give m,
names of the parties who bu,cherec
him. Sheriff Poe Immtdistelv organ
IL 81 posse aud arr sted several of tn,
accused parties, and has thGm unde
strong guard. The others escaped.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
The weather,

Tomorrow promlses to lie fair aud
slightly warmer. Saturday partially
cloudy, Indicating rain. The TEN pera-
ture yesterday was l6 below zero al
Lacrosse, Wisconsin, and 16 81 DsVeL-
port; 81 above az Galveston, and 66 a,
Key West.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Raciefx Election.

st Msry's Ben, acial Society met last
night and elected the 70 llow ing officers
President. Matthew Rodgers vice presi'
dent, Michael Donahoe; treasurer, Ber-
nerd Dopshoe; secretary, VIM. Bigger
marshal, Dennis Kane.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Large OWE.

David Wright shot two large b. oby
owls at Wc.Glu's hrickyard, on Nov
Cast ,e avenue, on WEI Desday last. Hs
tooa tt,m 70 Kainel % Sons, ON Eae,
Second street for the purpose of having
;bsD stuffed snd nouBted.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
A Model StutiiO.

j. Paul Brown, photographer, 6l7
EarRet street, not only has the fines
studio in every de.ail IL Daiaware, but
Is fne az any III the oauDiry. He has
o1Raged tie serv.ut - enc Of tie best
OF operators, a4d Will Rg&1antes bet OF
work than eVos. G-t night away 10.
Y mas Dioturss.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Montana wants to com

WASHINGTON Dec a.re3 /
Toole, of Montana, aPpperIforI
House Committee on L't n ~
and made an argum ent 10 II Il /
admission to the onioA
tofY "a o STATE,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
THERE'S VIRTUE IN PRINTERS INK,

When coupled with Good Clothing and modest prices
You've heard of our Ten Dollar Kersey Overcoat. why
do sell them cheap" you say. Simply this aad
nothing more-We bought the material very low, much
below real value. We're making money on them and
we're making money for you if you need one You can
save so per cent on every garment.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

DEATHS
j EEkINS --nu ths 7th iDst. Henry Jen
kits, 10 the iQth year Of his sge.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family ar,
res 1ectfulIy invHed TO attend hts iunera
At his late residence, l0l5 Orange street. OF
SATURDAY, The lltn inst, al O'Clock y. u.
WesL Chester papers piease copy.
GliLESPl Elm this city Oh the Tth inst.
Mrs Elizabeth Gillespie. at the residence
OF her son, o3 Shipley s,roet, aged 5
yeArs.
lutermept at Atb1ry Cemetery. Cecil 90.
Nd. ca saturday morning lLtsrment pd
vatc.
Cecil County papsts please copy.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

1.-THE sweetest thing that ever grev
beside human do1I' was little n ~
unit! she took - having headaches. 10
2 time sho Lost her beauty, but on
bright day her papa b4usht bottle 0
Saivstion on, ana 10! she is as swee
and pretty az ever.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

Col. George l.. Febiger, ASSISTANT pay
10 aster United States Amy. aDc brother
OF Christian Febis.r, has been retired OF
account OF age.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
SKINNY Men

Wells Health Remover restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, i'm
potence. Nervous Debility. For Weai
Men, Delicate Women. 81.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

Dent Throw Your Old Bells Away.
Rivitted bells re-strapped at Parker
e. Stanley's new harness store, eouth-
west corner Second and Orange BITS.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

~ dps cabinet photographs and on,
large frame size free for 81 90 a. Hol.
iaud's photograph gallery, 307 Market,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

The largest Nock of pictures ready
framed is at Ysrger's ne. store, 4lg
Shlp.ey street
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

Solid measure OF oy sters Mt No. S29
Madison street, and ct Delaware avenue
and Jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
MKOngh on RAla. ,,

Clears out rsts, mice, reaches, flies,
ante, bedbugs, beetles, insects, skunks'
lack rabbits, sparroxs, gophers. l6c.
Az druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

Psrridees Kabois, Duc&s. Squirrel
and Pheasant, al Tai ey' stalls sh'
sire ma.kgt.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
ESEABLIg kA CD aoaa.
SiIn.og'olY Wagon Works
III 10 rs lrsos. sir4stl
203 to 2l2 T,s. 2su str,.!
AL".ISlS SrUOk,
ALw.YSIa sIUOz,

Express and Market Wa
BicE Di1s and Far;n Carte
Push Carts, Hoppe and Side
board Burrows R03aahausen' (
Patent Coal Wagon LACK saf
Ship Snlthiug Horse 5hoeinc
a Specia t.,
sspg-9m
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

Time Is money, but health II happi'
uets. II you have bad cold or cough
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t will
cure yOu every time Price % CTS.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

Valencia Raislns at s cts. lb
.Sultana Raisins a. 10 cts. ID
Layer Valencia at II cts. ID
Museatel at - cts. ID
Fine Currants al 7 cts. ID
Choicest Citron a 3 cts. ID
Bricks minccmcat in bulk,
10 cents per pound, in lots Of l
pound or 100. In S-pound
lpails at 90 cents. No charge
for package.
The finest paper shell al
monds and sreaoble ~alnuts
lever offered.
Good mixed eandy as low az
10 cents per pound A fun line
OF plain and fancy confectionery
ready to-day.
Almcria grape IS cents pc
lpound.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Oc:23-eod
n N. .wler, l02 nn, ltn street,

Cur sceciaH los tht 1ee1 arc sweets. L.
you want hne raasGerfy Jam, TE2gs honey
1Hs ItiiY, rais'ns. cltrYn, lem y or OraLge
peel currant and AL Christmas E5ods, we
have tOen. lily II wan.hn peaGhes, p,Jms
Jrunellas. II IS Snd aprlcots We haya them.
jur now crop Of uucolored Japan tea arrived
to-dly We have cuEs OF tea at o. certs that
make nice Ghrlst "as sift. uali-p)und Of
tea WITH lovely Gu and saucer. Don't for
get our coffee ia cleared 10 the roasting
MS Tor 70 TO IS cents. Excellent pas n
lbur for 4 hristmgg g skes and cful!ers Cur
mtnot. msnt Il made TO order, the ZANE nf
nome made. Arrived t1ts day lot Of those
large salmon NJ 70 cents and Yarmouth
Bloater4 AZ TO- -as 5Ih ". u. T N. WlEE.
d3 ap
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

at she REPuBGIcAE otHGe In the sb AIDE
! O'Clock 10 O'Clock 12 O'clock
2lO 35n 4lG
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09

nURLIC SkTU-L STIE!Ifa4 =
D. Son VIII sall 10 front OF their n cS,op
room n ~aiu day morGilf. Dec. II. IT d
o 'ciock, tiritoIsSs AID -rney cows, close 70
calvinS; per ec-ly quiet gnd g1os mflker7
40 days CT dit. l. W. SlIDaAn Il 500
AuctionceTs. de 70
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
DEATHS

For cry aoods-Craror q Co.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

IHE ANSOUscRArST of the OIymuic
T Sru entertainment to be given IN the
rheatre on Saturday next, appears in
LIE HERALD this morning. See il.
ETHEL a. GRAHAM, of Ogden. whose
name Inquired prominently IN the recent
hnght case, was a member of the Pa
tlIotIc sons OF Ogden who came into
Inc opera House on the night of tbs
Murray hullabaloo. headed by a fddis
and barmonica. No wonder he fell
JOHN DUNCAN, of Centre lie. killed
three bears in the mountains east =
that village on Thursday last tbs
arger one OF the trio being on exbib:-
ton at Whites butcher shop in fb;s
city yesterday. On the return the 10.
lowing day for the cArcasses of the ami
mails, cub was also shot and killed.
MI duncan says there are a great
many bear IN that vicinity, and be
can promise excellent sport to anyone
who may desire to hunt them.
JOSEPH SWIFT. a brother of T. q
swift, of this city, shot himself through
the side. below the heart, about "a tbs
near the race track in Belle
vue. Swift was riding hors eback. drig-
ing cattle, when the accident occurred.
Lne neruers ahead, hearing a pistol
shot, turned around TO see Swift falling
from his horse. The accident Is q most
one. The wound is a painfui
ana somewhat dangerous one, but with
proper care the patient is expected 10
recoyer.-Wood River Times, 10th.
EVERYTHING POINTS to q boom for the
new church musical society, which or
zanizes under Professor Careless baton
4 week from TO morrow night. All the
-wenty-one wards. with the assistance
ofIocal choir leaders, are being searched
and the good male and female
voices CLEANED for the society. This, we
believe is the first time in the history
If music in this city where there was so
an interest and so general a
unity Of purpose. With all the people
Interested pulling in one direction, it
sill be strange indeed if success does
lot crown their efforts. "Belshazzar"
has been decided on as the opening
piece.
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AN OId Memento Returnad.

Some two years ago the residence Of
Z. ~ Brown was burglarized. quite a
number OF articles being taken from
tue house. Among them was . Mexi-
can dollar marked "a. G. 20 c. ".
B.. and which was presented by Abe
Gould to c. NJ. Brown a number of
years ago. Brown mOurned over the
loss OF the dollar more than anything
else taken, on account of its being .
memento Of the genial Gould. No.
trace OF It, however, or any OF the goods
taken, was ever discovered until yes
yerday, when Charles Auer, of the Oc-
cidental, discovered the celebrated dol
lar among the receipts OF the day. The
old nemeaso was presented TO
Brownie" yesterday.
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HE JUDGE-Mr. Treseder. have vou
ever beck convicted of crime before5
IEEsEDER-I have.
TIE JUDGE-Of what offense?
Ireseder hesitated and then an
swered that be had been conyicted
twice. - 80
THE JUbeE-The object Of imprison-
ment, which is generally to reform a
young man. seems to have failed in
your case-it- has evidently had no eff
iect upon you. This is the third time
you have been convicted. 1t is useless
20 Inn Ct light punishment with the
nope OF reforming you. You will also
be sentenced to three years.
Mr.; Brown gave notice Of appeal, the
two defendants leaving the court room
with some deputies. When the sidewalk
was reached they were promptly
hustled into the Penitentiary convex
ance in waiting, handcuffed together.
and rolled away towards the Pen. while
a small mob collected on the sidewalk
INDUCED in many expressions of ioy at
the spectacle presented.
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IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Z. c. KirkwoOd Receives SEN
tenee-The Other Business.

Jas. q. Noyle. Esq. appeared il
court yesterday on behalf off. MI
IN civil case against Hancock & Sons
The answer was stricken out and &c.
fault entered; judgment and decree
granted as prayed.
The United States VS.. S. S. Jones f;
order that summons be issued: twenty
DAYS given to answer.
Benz. J. Miner VS.. the Denver & Rio
Grande Railway; default entered and
judgment of $3.50.
Inc People. ETC., vs.. Jacob Jail ct al;
grand larceny; bail reduced = James
strong 500, the others $500 each.
The United States vs.. r. C. Klrkwood
y. L. Thurman and A. g. Sutherland.
gr., attorneys for detendant): motion
for new trial Overruled, and the defend
ant received sentence Of six months
and $500. as usual. not promising as 10
the future. Notice OF an appeal was
gwen. and the defendant allowed 10 20
on his bail OF 81 900.
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Salt Lake County Teachers In
stitute.

Yesterday. at II a. m, the teachers
Of Salt Lake County met with Super
intendent Stewart in the chair.
Professor J. II. Paul stated that
teachers having pupils who desire TO
enter the University should furnish
such pupils with certificates to present
70 the faculty; that none may be ad-
mitted 70 thai institution who should
be attending the District schools.
Miss Constance II. Neibor's class in
elementary drawing showed consider
able advancement. The object of draw
ing Is to cultivate observation and that
is best accomplished by giving draw
ings from nature.
the remainder Of the programme was
postponed on accOsnt OF the uncOm-
Portable condition OF the house.
Meeting adjourned for two weeks.
G.. II. SoRESsES, Secretary.
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EnuinoctinI storms.

4 prominent Philadelphia jeweler
sad recently: eve sometimes have
such q pile OF watches come in upon US
with broken main springs when the
eou.noctial storms make their appear
s1ce mat we are compelled to send
around 20 the smaller shops and pay
p-euiums-and big premiums at that
io- 3 ieurnevman or SO for couple Of
davs.H E. J. Swaner & Co, give 8
guaranty on their gold AID silver
watches, and also on all goods sold al
tAeir jeTelry sto.e. They have studied
the Business so thoroughly and pre-
pared tor all the changes OF the season
You must step into their store during
the holidays and be convinced. The
best watch movements IN the land are
KEEP. there. and the newest novel hes II
jeweiry s-e constantly being received.
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A Distressing Accident.

Special 70 The HERALD.
BRIeHAN CRY, November lS.-Thomas
Phillips, formerly Of this place, now Of
Battle Creek, Idaho, was thrown from
a wagon last night, breaking one of his
legs. His horses ran away and he was
left on the prairie alone. When found
at 10 O'Clock this morning he was nearly
dead from cold and exposure. He Is
not expected to live.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14

The Second Term and Winter Semes-
ter of the University viii begin Monday,
November 18th inst, at 9 a. m. Com
mencing classes will organize IN all the
Preparatory. and some OF the Academic
studies. For further Information reisI
tive 70 the Institution. send for Annual
or andy 70 JOHS r. PACK,
President.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14
The VALLEY House

Now open and ready Tor the travelling
public; the house has been newly re-
lifted and refurnished throughout, and
every attention will be given to secure
the comfort and convenience of guests.
Cuisine unsurpassed in the city Special
rates by the week or month.
II. l.. HALL, Proprietor.