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Certainly the President has made no mistake
In appointing Samuel F.. Wheatley Commits
sioner in place OF Mr. Edmonds. Mr. Wheatley
Is a native of the District practical business
man or recognized ability, great energy and
undoubted integrity. He is a democrat in poll
ties, but not of the offensive partisan
style. His appointment will be generally
acceptable. The selection of Major William
Ludlow to be Engineer Commissioner of the
District will also be regarded as an excel
lent one. The people of the District are fortu-
nate in being able to secure his services just at
this iuncture, through his displacement from
the chief engineership of the water department
OF Philadelphia to make room for a Philadel-
phia politician. There is general lamentation
over his loss by all the Philadelphia papers
without regard TO politics, and his three years
of duty there Is spoken of as '.the most faithful
and efficient service ever given by any official
10 q public denartmentr
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A Mormon oratress yesterday wanted to
know whether the federal officers and courts
would persist In their course after reading
"our protest" A frank question deserves a
frank answer. Yes, ma'am, they will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

The Cdpftalis not very well informed on school
matters. Its statement Of the past and present
relations OF The STAR with ex-trustee Hoyey
is curiously discordant with the facts.
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The grounding came to the mouth of his
hole this morning and chuckled as only a
grounding can at the discomforture of those
optimists who have been recently deriding his
meteorological observations
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CHEAp AND INFERIOR Porous

will inevitably dsappont you and are'not worth even
the few cents asked for them Among the numerous
porous pasters offered for sale Bensons Capcine PIas
tiers alone merit implicit confidence They have won
Their great popularity with the people, gained the
voluntary endorsement Of the medical profession nv
their unequalled curative power and by that only
Nm purchasing De on your guard against worthless
~ taons under misleading names, as &c apsi-
Gin. CapsicuuL 'Capucin "Capsicine" etc. as Ger
laia hicksteT1ng druggists may Try palm them off
on ycu IN place of the genuine better to deal
WITH none b't reputable and honorable druge lists Ask
ior benson 5 and that it bears the Three SeaIsr
ter. ~ 49, 49,
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S1LK-WARp HEsnrErrA C1orus

SILK WARp HESnrErrA C1orHs.
These excellent and ever-popular Black Dress
Fabrics are pure silk one way of the cloth and
pure wool the other and Is fine close and soft
easily draped, and handsomely finished
40 inch Black Henrietta Cloth, only 81 per
yard. This is a surprisingly good quality for
the price.
Better qualities, 40 inch. 81 %. 81 so and So
Black Silk Warp Drap de Alma, 80 inch
$1.23.: 40 inch. 81 so and 81. IS.
"Priestley's' Black AIl-wol Melrose Suit
Ing soft. fine ana will not erase. very popu-
lar spring fabric. 40 inch wide, 75c., 81 and
81 .25 per yard.
New stock OF COurtauld's celebrated Black
English Grapes. These goods are compare
lively without q rival. being acknowledged by
ell TO be the best manufactured.
A Grapes for hats AID bonnet trimmings, 81,
$125: 81. SO, 81 5 81, $3.50 and SIS.
81 Yelling Grapes $3.50, SO, 81 So. $3.50,
SO and 81 per yard.
Special attention is given our Black Good,
Department. and only goods OF intrinsic merit
Is therein.
mhS WOODWARD LOTHROP
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SACRIFICE Or THr YnAR

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
WINTER WRAPS.
With view OF causing their entire disposal
TINS week we snail make unprecedented reduc-
tons, and announce, without any attempt 70
exaggerate that the reduced prices are the
lowest for the same qualities that have ever
been named By any retail store In this country.
IL s nothing more than pure sacriice on our
part, to the benefit Of our customers in order 70
CLOSE OUT THE STOCK AT ONCE.
In preference to carrying them over till fall
The ve.y same goods will be worth more than
our former price next season. and customers
will find 1t to be an excellent investment, even
If not wanted till then.
~ DON'T SKIP A LINE.
lot of Brown Boucle Walking Jackets
Reduced from $3.50 to $4.75
lot OF fine Berlin Twilled visites Astrakhan
trimming.
Reduced nom $3.50 and $1,000 to $500.
l lot Of Scotch Cheviot Walking Jackets,
Black and Brown.
Reduced from 1915 and 1900 to sa25.
lot Of Scotch Cheviot Newmarkets, astrak-
han trimmed black and Brown.
Reduced from SO and S12 to e626
lot Of Feather Trimmed Boucle Visites
Black and Brown,
lot OF Black ALL Wool Stockinette Newman
kets.
Reduced from $3.50 to sz76
lot of Braided Boucie Walking Jacketa
navy blue, black and brown.
Reduced from S18 to &c.
Black Sicilienne Silk Circulars, sizes g. "a
and SO.
Reduced from $1S to $1,000
lot Of Seal Plush Feather Trimmed visites.
Reduced from $50 to 1850
Black Frize Mourning Visites handsomely
trimmed with fine tape fringe; size SO.
Reduced from $45 to $40
We have always argued that 'the Arst loss Is
the BEST" and Reduced Prices benefit custom
ers, hence the above unparalleled concessions.
In order to give proper attention 10 the crowd
expected we shall place extra help in his de-
partment and promise to wait upon all with
promptness and dispatch.
Observation-Disclosures the low prices ne
cessary alterations will be made free of charge.
&S- Order by mail till Thursday
Second floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD s. LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
92l Penna. ave. Imus; 0l2 u st
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REDucrroN In Blankets

REpucrroS In BLANKETS
In order to reduce this stock to the lowest
minimum, we make the following concessions
in the price:
ia German Silver Gray Wool Blankets q
pounds). reduced from $3.50 to So Fer pair.
lC-4 White Wool Blankets, reduced from "a
to So per pair.
ia White Wool Blankets, reduced from So
to 81 per pair.
12-4 White Wool Blankets, reduced from 80
to Sc per pair.
lot Of Print Comforts, reduced from 81 to
60c. each
lot of Fine French Saline Comforts. Saline
both sdes, solid colors, best filling. reduced
from So. 80 to So 25 each.
(Tnird floor: take elevator)
WQQpW ARD Il L 9TH Pop
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PROPOSALS.

u
DROPOsALS FOR MATERIALS FOR A TIN
I ROOF FOR THE EXECUTIVE MANSION.
OFFICE Or PUBLIC BCILpINes AND GROUNDS,
No 100 Pennsylvania Avenue,
WAsHINGToS, ID. G., March 3, l6o0
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
this ONCE until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, MON
DAY, APRIL FIFTH, 1856, and opened Immediately
there er in OF bidders Tor the materials for
new tin roof tor the Executive Mansion.
specifications and forms for proposals can be OBJ
tanned et this office The right is reserved 10 reject
any and all proposal JOHN NJ WILSON.
mh6, 10, 7.6,26,2T-6t Colonel q. b. Army.
DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING 10000 FEET
L " 9,INGH CAST IRON WATER PIPE. 80
BOXES AND 10 eIX-INCH WAY WATER
GATES AND BOxkS FOR THE WATER SUP
PLY OF WASHINGTON, d. c.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March q 1855.
BY direction OF the board Of Commissiene. q sealed
proposals VII perceived al this ONCE until TWELVE
0GL0SK NoON.on U. sDAY.MAkcH TwLNTY-
THIRD, Tor furnishing 1900 lineal feet Sixinch
Czst4ron Water Pipe, 50 6fxinch Way Water
and BoxeA
For specifications, blanks on which bids must be
made. and al other Information, apply at this Office
q. j. DfDECk Err
Major OF Engineers, u. 4 A.
mh3W Engineer Commissioner, d q
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LOST AND FOUND.


r OST-A BLACK LEATHER PoRTEMoNNAIE
IL containing thirty dol airs, Est. 9th ST.
Friday, 9TH inst, about three O'Clock. Liberal
wart Return to l1l9 Rhode Island ave. 1ts
II OST-SMALLSIZE DARK LEATHER POCK TT
book. containing one ten and four ve-dollar notes
Reward OF $40 Will De paid II returned TO Dr. NJ
MUNCASTER, 1405 New York ave. Its
II OST-ON MARCH 5TH (EVENING), q CHAT
Aelaine Watch. In going from 2d and - SITS w., to
7th and SIS s.w. and back Reward will be given If
left At AL "a st. aw. Its
II OsT-SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
IL 18th ard H SITS. and Willard's and the White
House. q gold Scarf Pfn owl with diamond ewes
Liberal reward returned TO the Star office. mhS-2t$
II OST-ON THE 5Tu, A SMALL BLACK AND
L1an Dog; answers to the name Zip. IS reward 1T
eiurned to llO6 Sth st. NV. mhS2ts
II OsT-ON SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH
IL 9th, Pearl Earring. Suitable reward ii
turned to 6Ol st. n. W. mhS-.;ts
T osT-sATURDAY.- FEB. 9TH. A PARTLY
IL cOlored Photo. Of q lady. going from corner @
and 9th SITS to 3D. and sts ". The finder will be
suitably rewarded BY d. b. G.. 220 Sd g.. NV.
mh63ts
II OST-LAST EVENING, EITHER IN BELT
IL Line Car in going from 1lth and SITS. to AL
baugh's Opera House or In Opera House. Diamond
Cluster Pm Finder viii be Literally rewarded by re-
turning same to room 10. Kellogg Building, 14l6 St
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EOR RENT
! 5uS Maine az. SrS2S.:jS
3 Largdon Ter. ,S.s.. 2h. 90
:29 c st. Sc., Srs.- 2u.46
Ith -st-rd. op.L'c'p ar.1G.Do'
Tao ath ST. Sc. 7r......i5.3U
scott av. wv, 5r cot. -l5.o0
ltot ;. Cap. st. ,5is... 49,
2-+4 18th St ne. yr.Il.Uul
Suinner Sc. NV .5r-..Iu.1. !,
0hC-3.* a. :. CiNWOOl
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W ANTED--ROOMS

YNTANTED-ADOUT FOUR looms Il PART
w OF house unturn:sed. 70! .ight housekeeping by
agentlenan and wife withou ch.iuren rent REASONABLE
Address IL. q. u, Star Office. E.il.- rs
TXTANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TWO
w very comfortable front rooms III very respect
able house; viii prefer between 4lh ana iGth and NJ
and II SITS n.w rent not over 500 month: References
exchanged Address !;EIG->i -R, star Office ni3-2s
w lamentations I'm music vocal and Instrumental
German, French and English desires n room and
board In return for Instructions. ADDRESS FOKEIGN,
Star office, m,.:,-St.
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PIcKwIcK Cum WH1sKr

t$ctiea oy the ProPretors
1an oe had al Druggists, GrOceE Ii not ON hand ASK
them " get 10 Tor you OF
NH sAI1LEA Il CO.. DfstilIers Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

w ASTED-BY RESPECTABLE N-H TIE
" girl & situation cllanlue rnIad and to assist
with washing and ironing; best of city reference Adj
dress NJ. a. s.. Star office. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

E'oR SALE-THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON r
\ ST., just west OF New Hampshire ave: II NJ. feet
each: only 81 per foot. Owner 1881 IT NV.
Apply TO Room ~ flo-2m
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TETANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. 4 PLACE TO
W read by the hour to an invaliI lady or gentle
man If Old: Terms optional with patron. Address I.
L., star office. It's
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOR RENT-MARCH 10TH, BRICK HOUSE
los I'd 81 ne., near the CApitol nine rooms. In
caudfng oatn; oeautiful location mhS-lwe
LHOR RENT-1l02 L ST. NV, GROOM HOUNE
II fronting Park on Massachusetts ave. deiiehtfli Io
cality. Rent ESQ Apply to W. E BUCKINGHAM,
132 18th St NV. mhsL3ts
II Wiltburger St, between 6th and .th and ) and T
SITS; four rooms water; rent $1,000 Inquire 1910
1thst. NV. nhS-Ste
I-NOR RENT
? Cottages. rooms each. Kenyon st. Columbia
Heights So per month each by the year
mhS-3t ADAMS BEALL, 1870 ST. nv.
LHoR RENT-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, 1926 BOUND
IL airy ST. NV. very convenient pleasant location,
perfect order: key At 1922. Inquire w. w. NET
CALF, 1881 Vermont ave. mhG-Sts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yYTANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
w seanstresses, ladies' maids. COOKS nurses,
cheinbermIid5, men cooks walters, Mattresses with
mhS-Sfs
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FOR SALE=LOTS

NOR sALE-AT A RARGAIN. TWO sUaIIDw
II Lots ST.. between 81 and 9th a. " each n. =.
ing a front o. 10 feet. LOUIS A. sHokMAKTR
s@o r 81 NV. mhs-a
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XNANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT
w their own house. 81 to SO per week can be
quietly made: No photo painting; canvi.ssine.
For fllll particulars please address, at once Ores
CENT ART CO., 10 Central street, Boston, Mass
BOX olTO f2tS4It*
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FOB RENT--FLATS.

ENOR RItNT-A FURNISHED FLAT AT TIL
Z Woodmonf corner 18th 81. and Iowa Circle
mhS-3is
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FOR SALE-LOT CORNER 25TH AND X SIS
n NV. "AN16 feet improved by bricks rent for
both SiA pr In'ntE splendid site Tor corner
wii.cil Is vacant Price 5000 Large three story
enu basement biick, Fenna. ave. 2sth: q rooms
and hath: runs III rough s: stable rear ,i,,
We have some choice Iots 10Th at great bureaIn
llie lot on tonneciicut ave. Il ard $751; 70 lee, by
SEQ So per foot
mh5-3t ADAMS & BEALL, l42OFs
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DENTISTRY.

GAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS
Fifteen years experience In Dentistry Once, 1907
st. W. Preservation o.. the Natural Teeth q specir
atty. Gold Milling guaranteed for live years oc22
nR STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND ENw
1fi,iing specially; also, the anre OF toothachs
gums. seviafes pam Of extracting- Gas gwen spl3
nR r. n TALBOT, DENTIST 437 7TH ST.
IL three doors from corner Il Dentistry In I'll
Ms brancheA Teeth inserssd "a per ssk An WORK
warranted Mnl
VxyALKE R'S 2O4 10TH STREET NV.
w Plain and Ceoer Cnrpetlining, new lot
Thin Felts tor tinnern and slalerA
Charcoal. Lama Cement 90 90
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I-OR SALE-I HAVE MOST ENFElIINT
y buildirg lots on O st T. st 22d ST. n st. NJ St
SonDeclcut ave- and 18th st. net. aud l.. and and
nj NV. Properly on 10th ST.. bet. and scott crrcie
Is enhancing rapidly In value. Many fine Improve.
ments are In conteln yntiou 10th St Now r. the
time 10 buy for the rising market. have MANY ex.
cellent single lots and very valuable frouiaces
tor rows OF houses in the ragidly ilsrovinc porth-
John a PRISfnI1'
iSlm lAl6 81 NV.
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yITANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL a
w position s,overness teacii good German
and viii make herself useful. Address VIRIiA-
5 ar Office. mhS-2tt
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IITANTEi-A YOUNG COLORED MAN NOW
w going to school at Howard University, would
like 10 have place 10 walt morning and evening. Tor
his beard. Address HARRY s.ar ofIict nnhS-3,e
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1O10l4 26th n.w.6r. %. so
634 n. Y. q. n W. Srs. q. so
i4l0 Pierce Place, -r.-2o
TIA N.Cap. ST. Z isis. 40
124S nth st. g. O. 8 RS l6
1873 + n. e.. 1r.........20.40
2212 18th st. n. ~, 6r....20
3O7 18th s.e.. 6r-.......lA 80
35OtoS66 n s W. .6rs..-..15
IS f aw., Or, rs
lll7 Park Pr, 6r.-.-l2. go
316-1SL sw., 5rs....-l2 SO
4l6 n. j. ave.n.w., 6rs.. 30
324 L s.w.. 5ra..........12.S so
72O 10th St me-, 6r.-l2.SO
5 10 81 Defrees, 6rs- 20. 90
1923 9th st. NV, 7r.1S3Q
l7I9 T St n. W., 6r.........15
001 18th st. ae., Or. 1880
1902 II st. s.w., 5r...12.50
STORES&DwELLIN0S.
800 R.Lav. w.,7r&S.. As
300 Ind. av., store .......50
i2lO4 18th 81. n. w.-.......25
2212 14th 81 n.w-.........2S
WARNER. ol6FAnw
DRY BRICK, ALL MOD.
n n.sl~ 400
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N3T ANTED-BI AN ENERGETIC A J. STRICT
W ~ sober Young n.ai situation in real estate or
other Office: will furnish fine driving horse free II de
sired. address Box 100, CiiCe.
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eEoR SALE HAVE FOUR VERY FINE
4 null-ing Lois opposite the Elaine mansion. with
outlook ON Dupont circle for sale 300 each.
good opportunity for parties 10 build together max
Ing Their own neishborhood with "a saving e. the cost
OF building. JOHN A PRI5~iFyI'T
flS-lnl
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w ANTED-I WILL PAY 500 TO ANY ONE
w procuring me Position payng $50 to 500 PEI
month: government position preferred. Address Box
35, Star Office. mhttit*
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NTANTED-BY A EESpEcrABLE LADY TO
w be q companion and ne.p for LADY: references
furnished. Adlress Miss :. NJ. y 1la ST. IL rs. lis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-09
Judges of Election Appointed for
Washington County.

tOh OOuhNJ
The Utah Commission yesterday ap-
pointed the following judges of elect on
for Washington County:
Silver Reef-Julius Jordan, George o.
Harroun and F. L. Cushing.
Leeds, Poll No. IN. NJ. Miller,
onaries a. Connolly and Charles West
Leeds, Poll No. Thomas P. Gil
lespie, Alfred Thorne and w. r. McFad-
Washington-Joseph Crawford, Me-
lonl N. Harmon and John Chichester.
81; George-Francis L. Dagett, Rich
ard Bentley and A. 2. Hardy.
Santa Clara-Samuel knight, Ru-
dolph Free and John Steheli.
Price-Samuel Miles, George w. Faw-
cett and James A. Larson.
Pine Vslrey-J. B. Bracken, Jr., John
a. Gardiner and Robert L. Lloyd.
Gunlock-Franklin o. Holt, Jere-
miah Leayitt and Joseph S. Hunisman.
Hebron-D. NJ. Tyler, George w.
Lamb and John T. Lamb.
Pinto-John II. Harrison, Chas. E.
Knel and n. d. Forsyth.
New Harmony-James +. Pace,
Francis Prince and w. A. Redd.
Toquerville-W. w. Hammond, Geo.
Salisbury and Lorenzo ] Slack.
Duncan's Retreat-D. B. OFT, Robert
| w. Reeve and w. II. Pratt.
Grafton-Samuel Stanworth, Jas. NJ.
Ballard and John II. Ba lard.
Virginia City-Ianthus P. Richards,
Henry Cornelius and Leroy W. Bebee.
Rockville-James P. Ferry, Frank T.
Slaughter and James II. Jennings.
ShOnesburg-Ch F. Stevens, al.
| fred Misner and Ira Beale.
Spring Lake - Samuel X. Clifford,
Alpheus Grifford and James K. Lem
mon.
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Waoies-i- il Real, a. Prices tia. / '-
Competition.
ray iail, Int Work and Prices vii
VssE for themselves.
particular attention given 70 embslming,
shipping and care Of bodies.
Lots and graves furnished in any cemetery
10 the city.
Telegraph or telephone orders, day OF
night, hlled IN one or two hours notice
lmce Never Gloss I'd
r-spho=e :umeo- 80
3. IVES 1E.aSLE STR- -
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NERVE-LIFE AND VIGOR restored
IN men and women by using Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. Z
Smith & Cos Drug Store. 1
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Delinquent Notice
HINMnIH MINING COMPANY.

Plsce OF business: Salt Like City:
UtRn Territory. Location OF mine and
works: Tinuc Mining District, Juab
Cou-ty, Utah Territory.
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1-OTICE. THkRE ARE DELINQUENT
eccor,f,t ~ Assessment No. ?. levied on the
2ist dav OF Arfil. 1856. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
So Ea,faar. q follows
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GILMORE'S NEURALGIA CURE Is
q positive cure for Neuralgia - :he tace.
side and stomach. For sale at a. y.
emith & Co. = DruP Store. 9
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack vigor
and vitality can be cured by Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at a. O.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. 3
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H4S2TSsO

And in accordance with the lsw; and ar
order OF theBoard OF Directors. mace OF the
80 -,srcsl n s.ort. ss msy be necesszry
viii be sold At Bennett. KirEP,triek Z Bad
leyis La once, n. los A-ln StIset, salt
Iske CITY. Utah. on saturday, me lo.h dsy
81 July, lss6. 81 IL o'clock - 70 pay
safd deifncuent assessment tygelher with
The costs Of sdyertising and expenses Of sale.
j. PRED CoRKER.
Secretary.
once. No. les s. Main street.
salt Lake City, utsn 1eitl'0sS'
June 10Th, 1ssS.
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CONFINED TO THE BED FOUR
MONTHS, and almost blind, and cured
by one box of Gilmore's Neuralgia Cure.
For sale at a. G. Smith & Co.'s Drug
Store. u
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F. AUERBACH 4 BRO.
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY!
Great Reduction in Prices

a worth
Elegant Silks worth
Silks a worth $LO0
lae
worth Sl.25
worth
Black Sis
$50 and upwards, per
BrOcade Changants s25 worth
Black Surah
in
trimmed reduced from
Poportonae White
Hosiery Ladies
the
Poron prices following
$500 $500 $500 $Oo $780,
H7.5o, $3.50 5000, $50 o $500, etc, etc.
elegant tot andL listers iuse received
upwards choice in style perfect
IL
thousand her bargains numerous tO-nenton.
Retail
tandh honorable treatment
NAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
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DIR. BONANZA B. PRATT.
Eye and Ear. Testing for spectacles,
Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women

|, once over Godbe 4 Pitts Drug. store; tele-
phone l25 at residence. G0dbe Pitts Drug
Store ONCE
Instructions given 70 students in MID
WiferY and Monthly Nurses.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-29
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Schiller L0dge-QuinD1piac Lodge MendeIssOhn LOdge-Other Society Matters.

Schiller LOdge-QuinDiPiac Lodge
 Matters.
 The newly elected officers of Schiller lodge No. 5, K. of F., are: 0. O., John Wolf; V. O., Charles Wilhelm; prelate, Gabriel Ripie; treasurer, A. Daum; K. of R. and s., Will liam Rebmann; M. at A., William Nsgel; J. G., Charles Huchthausen; A. G., John Fil- big; trustee, Martin Nagel, ST.; representa- tives to the Grand lodge, George Sickle and Herman Hoffmeister.
 Quinnipiac lodge No. I. O. O. FIN. G., c. E. Bement; V. G., John Clarkson; secre> tary, E. T. Benham; treasurer, H. 0. Good win; trustees, James Bishop, George D. Lam bert and David R. Alling; finance committee, Archie Knowlton, Frank E. Todd, M. C. Ferguson.
 Moses Mendelssohn lodge No. 18, K. s. B. -J. Kaiser, president; A. Aal, vice presi- dent; D. Strouse, secretary; E. M. Gans, treasurer; L Besas, O. G.; trustees lodge fund, s. Calm, D. Machol, D. Laudenbach; i; trustees sinking fund, H. Machol, H. Stin- ow, M. J. Fisher; representatives to Grand lodge, H. Machol, D. Strouse.
 Connecticut Rock lodge, F. and A. M., has voted to give a ball Wednesday evening, Jan- uary 12, in Germania Hall on the occasion of their installation of officers and the follow ing committee was appointed Paul Veil. P. M; Louis Weckesser, P. M, CTS John Ruff, jr., and F. Schuess1er. Every effort is to be made to make the ball fine social event. The tickets are in the hands of the committee.