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INDIANA
GoLcoNpE, ND, April 1.-TWO Mormon mis-
Sonares, who were nOgged near here on Friday.
continue 10 meet fresh persecution and defy their
Prosecutors In the northern part OF Pope County
On Saturday night they received their walking
papers from indignant citizens and they moved
on Early sunday morning they were encoun-
tered by a number of boys near Brooklyn The
polyganist elders. fearing sinister motives, COM
Inenced hasty retreat, pursued by the urcnlns-
The chase was kept up FOR two miles 20 the river,
where the MOrmOns jumped into a canoe, which
was fastened 10 the Shore just as the enthusiastic
mts~hief-makers came into sight They quickly
pulled out into the stream ana made for the other
shore. Word was sent across the river 10 look out
Tor two suspicious Characters, and IL Is probable
that hey will be arrested on sight. These Nor
mons have had a very harsh reception In this re-
zion
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BOWLING. Aucaonssr.

THOMAs DOWNING Aucnonssr.
Very vALUABLE UNIMpROvED PROPERTY on
THE EAST SIDE OF SECOND STREET, BE
IyENur s0TUfawEsr. AZ AucTioN.
On THURSDAY .AFTEHNo9N APHM =
O'CLOCK, on tie pIs1ai.ss Iehan sell TIE north =
a. fest q Lot Of Milburn's Of squsrs
10 runninE back l68 fest 10 1o-foot alley. This
properly 4 suitable foe wssshouss coal YARD o. build
Srms: one half cash the balances ct six and twslvs
desd Of rust An conveyancfng and rScordng q pur.
chsssF's cost. dspods q 500 wa b required -
ne sn "a e 'e'~ THOMAS BOWLING. Auetsoesr.
4 UCTI0N SAL On ooyERNl1NT PROfEkTY-
"A OSScSof BQldlng for 1toto, War md Neyy Depaet.
Mont WsshingSoa, b. g. April 2. leSe. ecrsp.
~. GA Sssh, worn Tools GA TsmPos.U 1gndinss
and mtseelaneoas exaclS WI g e9la g ggnsc ene.
SoNnSY HE 6IxfEEHrH DAY or AFRu~ 1854
ssi go & 80 90 cSS.iaca q sevhcs::
don q this oenee. TAoA 1872 goaonsl
sp7.S.l0.Ii.13tlA AnctsnssrA
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vV,RUsTEEs SALE OF PROPERTY on TWENTY.
III EIGHTH STREET. NEAk NOkTHMFsT

Il EIGHTH STREET NEAk NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court %: eEx.
the District OF Columbia PASSED the ID day 81 &
April. A. ID. 1855. in equity cause No 1926. -.
wherein Osoeola C. OR, en- il plaintiff and Andie Delo.
he, ct al defendan will sell In front OF the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. the ElGHrEENTH DAY
OF APRIL A. ID. 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the
following real estate: South half of lot eight Is Ia
square III in the city Of Washington. District Of
lumbiA
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree: One-third pur
chase money in cash. balance in two equal install
ments payable IN one and two years. with interest
from day of sale, for which notes Of purchaser
chaserr must be gwen 10 be secured by trust Prop
erty sold; or all cash. at option Of purchaser. Depost
OF 100 required day sale. All conveyancns a.
cs OF purchaser OF purchasers. Terms Of sale must
be complied with in ten days. otherwise trustee
serves right resell at efauing purchaser
purchasers after five days notice OF sale in some
paper published in Washington. ID. &.
J. HOLDSWokIH GORDON. Trustee.
$50 Az st. NV.
ap6-dSds DUNCANSON BaoS, Aacts
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REALI, BROWN 4 CO.
- keai Estate. Loans. and Insurance.
1921 II Street.

1921 Street.
or,,., CATALOGUE SALE
SoPEkB TRENCH PLATE MANTEL AND PIER
MIRRORS, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOk
SUITS VERY HANDSOME TURKISH PAhLoR
MMAsRR9gEIRY TABLES OF BE1TTIFL MoKk;
S GnnME CABISETs, TURKISH cAkPLT,
RUSS ONE ELEGANT BURGLAR AND FIRE
tkRT9E FsILx LINES n SAFE M1RR0E FR2 2Sp
CRRA aNH ETRNiTuRE n SUITES AND SEP.
EEEEATHER PILLOWS AND RoLs ERs, MAL,
ROSEWOOD SECRETARY, CARD TABLES.
EEdaLkLLARD TABLE WITH BALLS AND CSES
HALL STAND, HANDSOMELY CARVED SIDE
BOARD, LEATHER COVERED DINING CHAIRS
WALNUT PILLAR EXIkNsIgN DINING
TABLE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, RE- RICE
RAIOk, CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS. KITCHEN
REQUISITES. ETC.
On THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL TWELVE, 1888,
commencing At ELEVEN O'CLO, X, the residence Of
his exceilency Mr. L. de Reuterskiod, Minister from
sweden, No, 1426 street northwest ] shall sell his
household effects in which many choice pieces OF
prior to sale. THOMAS DOWNING,
ap9-dts Auctioneer.
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TELEGRAMS TO 1HE STAR
Ohio Oil No Good.

IT CANNOT BIZ MADE INTO A GOOD uIuMISAST-
HEAVY losses OF INVESTORS
on CITY, Pa. April 9.-The Oil topic now outside
OF the shutdown movement Is the failure OF the
Eagle Refinery at Lima, Ohio. The Eagle was a
splendid refinery. built at a large outlay OF capl-
tai IL was In the center Of the great Lima basin,
with oceans OF OIL at It's doors that could be had
for II cents a barrel But after a long trial IL
closes It's doors For some time hundreds OF
barrels OF It's finest oils have been coming back on
It's hands This was not the fault OF the Eagle
Refinery, but the fault OF the OIL IL II Is a good
nlumlnant oprOceSS has yet been found TO get it
out, and this last failure seems TO condemn IL for
This purpose IL Will smell and IL Will smoke the
chimney OF the lamp, ana the public does not want
~.
The standard IS still running its big Solar
WORKS IN ONO, but only 10 treat the oil slightly
Tor tueL IL has also given I'D its endeavOr To
make an Illuminating oil out OF it. and Is working
now entirely IN the fuel neld The Standari has
DEN large loser 81 far IN the Lima neld- The
s4sr works cost 35O0.0o0; IL has $1,000, 900 in
DIP INES anu as muca IN tanks. IL has spent
$4,000 experimenting and introducing the stun
as fueL In addition IL has 600 600 barrels OF the
OIL. Tor large part OF which IL paid ~ cents a
ptrrei, tne market-price or which - now 40
cents barrel; but there Is no sale at that figure,
except when II Is wanted for fuel
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VIHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. l761 p STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1861 p STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the Sd day of
March. 1887, and duly recorded in Liber No. N3E
1245 folio Isl ct one of the land records of Iii
the District of Columbia, the undersigned trustees
will offer at ,ublic sale; on FRIDAY. APRIL
TWEEN IETH, 1885, at H tLF-PASI FOUR O'CLOt X
p NJ, in front of the premises the following described
property All that certain piece or parcel of lahd
Warmers subdivision OF certain lots in square No. l5
beginSing for the same on street at point distant
feet six inches due east from the SOUTH
conner of said square and running thence north
ninety i've feet six inches to alley, thence east
eghteeb feet nine inches thence south ninety five fe
six inches street and thence along said street
westerly eighteen feet nine inches to the place
ginning. together with the improvements. which
sst Of three-story and basement brick DWELLING with
bay window and back building
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in two equal
payments at and two years, with notes bearing
and secured by deed of trust the property
sold, al. cash. at purchasers option. All convey
ancipg and recording at purchasers cost 5000 de-
post viii be required at the time OF sale.
WILLIAM j. WARREN, er..
apS-dGds WAVEkLY d. DkINKARD,S Afuseees
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DENTISTRY,

he DUKE DENTIST. us 18th Nw-TERrH
~ exuscted without pain by eao Of local sppicanon
,sS nsGas ssts u srtancaA tsssh opsEssons f1ar.a
hR STARR PAReONA DENTIST, eTH ST. Coz
~ Per nv. Gold aud AmalgHm FiliI O. aspse1al-
" fsan prevented in extracting By spplkcaeo -
gums: aching teeth saved: artancaA tssth knssFso4
nR Z. n. TALBoTT. DENTIsT. 437 IRA sr-
Othres doom from corner g = Dsnrssfy v ~ -
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

IMPORTED ROSES. RH0DODENDRoNs AND
- AZALEAS Al AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL ELEVENTH.
1SSS, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms l
Holland. sp7-3:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
y NoRDEUTCsHER LLOYD s. 90.
last Express steamers,
To Southampton 1London, hayre,, Bremen.
Fms. We'd Aprl IL an; Werras sat. April IL
Sat- April 81. pm saale. We'd. April rs pm:
Fulda. sat. Aprl 2S. am
Comfortable siaterooms. excellent table. lururious
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin s75 and ur,-
BERTH s,eerase II low rate; Apply TO
~ $780,, Z +. DROP CSC Penn ave-
DEA1-A> ono"N q SO- l32l n st apo
TNMAN LINE-NEw YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Sly ~ o. BERLiN....; April May ~. June 10
civ 81 SHIcAao 81: Nay a ~ june %
S SH1o OF kicHAoAp-....--Aprl Is, June = July
frt C.bn ps.saxs. eco and sloo. secona c.oin.
SO anc ESQ e craze e2o. PETER wRI6HT 3
Agent ssl Pa ave-, Washington, d. c. ap2-3m
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.


nUNcANsoN BROS Aucuonesr.
TUESDAY MORNING.. APRIL TENTH,
COMMENTING AT TN O'CLOCK, Al OUR SAI.ES-
kooMsi 9TH AND Sis NV
HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRF. CARPETS MATTINoS.
ETC.
ONE CANOE. NEARLY NEW.
- ALSO.
BY ORDER OF WILLIAM A. GRAY AND JOHN
MoDEkMoIT. EXECUTORS OF JOHN r. ooNDoNs
LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS IRON
SAFE, ETC.
SMALL STOCK OF GROCERIES. 40 IL
sINHoMAs BOWLING. Aactioneer.
LARGE AND CHOICE COLLECTION OF EvYp.
GREENS SUITABLE fOR PARKING. CEMr.
TERIkS, &c, EMBRACING MAGNOLIAs. RHO
pD0pENDRQNs CHOICE RQSFS &C. ALSO
rbACHEs; FROM THE wELL-kNowN NURs-
On TUESDAY, ArRIL TENT 1883. commencing
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms. 1 shall
sell choice collection of the above plants
ap7-2t
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STOCK OF GROCERIES, CONSISTING OF TEAS.
SPICES, CANNED GOODS, CATSUP PICKLES.
SOAP. SALT. CANDLES. BUCKETS. ToiIEf
SOAPS. BIRD SEED; YEAST ,p POWDER. M, NO
CADDIEs, PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
FEE MILL, COUNTERS. SHELVING. AWNING.
ICE BOX, &c,
BEING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERY STORE.
SEVENTH AND A STREETS SOUTHEAST,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL TWELFTH
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell at the
above named store the entire stock contained therein
to which the attention of the trade aud private buyers
Is called. ap9-3t
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EErICI AoyEA BIER 20, 1851.
LEAVE wAsI IS5ToN FROM STATION. Err
rofcShN JL..okl AVENUE AND sIIE l.
ior Chioeso ana Northwest, kNp. daily 1885 am,
q For Cincinnati and St Louis EXP. daily . .so,ii
For Pittsburs and Cleveland EXT. daily 10 55A "a.
For Lexington and Local stations. ~ toam.
For philadeirhiA Newsrk, and MilmingtOa. 7:3)k
For internedste POINTS between Bat,moSe and Phil
aae " 70 :oo an and IS 4 : pm;
For Baltinore, 90. $50, $40. 30. > ~. 80
a6, So 81 os 30 osip.s s S51 shG IL 80 ~
Sundays, $50, 30: $50, $50 AN, 4 30 2.3a
for Annapolis. q 40 snd 20 M aug IL 10 Sba "a 2,
I pa, az 90 ss9sSs. 80 ,E an 4p Leave AnSpsp-
80 am. 10 pm. -.
more, 90. 40, 80. am ITO. 3':So 90. as
and l 30 pm. ON Sundays. 30 a-nl 80. 81.
For stations s on N SctroPolitan Branch. -essAn
,1 10 a; - 20 en- ior S5lns,pai stations only
For Gaithersburs and intermediate points. 10 40.
For Boyds and fht.nnediate stations. 81 90 pm.
Church trains leave Washington on Sunday only,.
:1O pm. stopping at al stations Metropo.itAa
For FREDERICK rs 40 an. 1880 p.m- 20 800
FOR HAGERsIo1S. IS 40 am. and IS .sop.m.
af fran r rS Se.To es =, ~ Am an5
am and 3;23 pm; from P1ttsburg. daly. 10
From Philadelphia Chester and wilmington. 10 A,
An 2:2o. d:lO and y 80 p M daily and III 80 pun
Prom singerly and intermediate points north u Bal
: Trains leave Batimore for Washington a, 5:la
300 0o a aiS 500 600 SO SO GSY 20 20 and % sS
m On sundays. 80, 20, . %. 10 90 am- ia
R. se s SSG sG a 90 SniJ
Basgasc called for and checked at hotels and red.
dences on orders LETT at Ticket Office ols and 1851
". NJ. CLEMENTS. Manager.
n2l G. h. LORD. General Passenger Agent
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nUNcANsON BROS. Auctionesn.

ii DSNSANo0N bhOS., Aucuoneerb.
oHASf Rrsnf SIZE SS FINE sgs5NEss
,r BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court q
Elizabeth Hurst, vii sell, g public apctien; q
f. S ne hour. NJ
a.. a ,MAIfPasr FogR the south twenty GEO,
hundred and twenty. -four Cs24). improved by fine
ments with large BRICK back budins. being house
S% gof a2tn street northmes Lot contains loo
t32 feet subject to right of way in common with the
X FIVE &: the north sixteen q fee. four and
t4l inches front by the depth Of lot thir-
three sg improaed by aussix1t,a trostoTy
brick building. now under rent being No, sI4 iit6
feet l0foot alley in rear; first building below Penn:
syIy. i. avenue fine location for business purposes
third in one year onetbird In two years or All cash
pSpey .ea and to
est $500 deposit on each lot required at time OF sale
days, osherWiss resale viii Be made At the risk and
cost OF defauliug purchaser All conveyancing al
The above property may also be purchased at private
'''' - ANDREW B. pUvALI.
rG Cor ~ and n F 2 sss w. Trustees
% rend.ll BLDG. cor: ~ and b SITS: NV .pe-dsd.
VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY ELEGANT RESIDENCE. No; Il1e VERMONT
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE
TENTH 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front 4.
Of the premises shall offer for sale Lot No. H. LII:
Square PA, having q front of % feet inches by
average depth OF about ISIS feet to 30foot alley
improved by superbly-buit three story and-base-
ment Brick Residence. containing, thirteen rooms;
basement and Office, with servants. bathroom and
laundry. with every modern convenience The plumb
ing is Of the finest character.
This property located i'll of the most desirable
sections OF city and should command the attention
of capitalists others desiring rst-class property
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue IN three equal
payments at one, two and three years, with notes
be ring Interest and secured by deed OF trust the
property sold. All and recording at pur
chasers $500 deposit required the time sale
ap0-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Austioneer.
VTNHOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
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NoR SALE.

5000 elegant building site near Conk-
Inns fine residence, lot l65X166 feet OF
ground, south and east frouts, together with
house Of f1rr rooms, barn, etc command
ing fne view hydrant water and tony
neighborbocd: call and see 1t 5S
$500 : brgain 4 story brick resi-
denCe of 10 rooms, modern style, good
neighborhood, gas and water LIT %2XlO
rods of ground, blocks from Main street
- 5000. Adobe house of rooms, bow
ka;iiI window. porches, etc. Lot 10 rod
~ of ground, fine shades, and presenting
one of the finest views in the city, overlook
Ing the city and valley out nf the dust and
C. 1se robustness. 81 the head of Main street.
%
o. $50. Another handsome home;
Hi adobe house Of 9roOms, bath, hot
2ssil. and cold water, hos window etc Lot
315xlO rods. nice shades, lawns, flowers. etc;
good barn.
900 Another cheap home House of 4
rooms. Lot 3x6 rods of grounds, south front.
4 block west Of gas works 10
O. 800. New brick house of i've
N:;S ROOMS, cellar, closets, porch. etc lot
III. Sd sxl65 feet of ground, shades, flow
ing well OF good water, oD car line, nsar
Warm Springs Nineteenth Ward. 90
$500. New rustic house. adooe lined,
OF i've roons, Jot 3xl0 gods of ground, Main
Street ~
$500. House of seven rooms, porch, etc,
good locality, ioJ 40xl52 feet OF ground, by
draut water. on Second South street. ~
blocks east Of business.
4 5000. New brick house OF rooms
81, bath room, hot and cold water, gas,
So range CRATES, good cellsr, bow win
ttlIH dow, etc. modern in every particular.
-l4E5 Lot 81 II rods, fine shrubberY,
lawns shades, and good large barn. on csr
line, snd choices. locality in the city 18th
Ward. %
300. House of four rooms and porch.
corner lot, I65x165 feet Of ground, in first
class cultivation. fine view, one block from
ear line: large cistern. etc Twenty frs
GR.s1, I,7OO. A nice cottage house of
slii1 four rooms and summer kitchen,
slis good eel ar, etc, corner lot, 82zxl32
feet OF ground, fruited with choice
variety of fruits, good well OF water, barn,
etc. Eighteenth Ward. 81
a. 5000. handsome little ho1le.
.i New house, modern style, OF rooms
-EsI5Ab bow window, good cellar, hydrant
water, etc. Lot 41xI65 feet of ground good
barn, and close up To business, First south
Street II
$500 TwoRtory rustic house of 6 rooms,
bGth room, ety. Lot 100xl65 feet Of grounG,.
with choice fruits, etc on car line, 9th
ward C,lI aud see it. 4
a. $500 A gem OF ? home. New
house offs rooms. modern style, bow
.kssA window. rorches. etc hot aud cod
wafer Lot 6GN3}0 feet Of ground, abonndIng
in choice shades, lawns, fruits, etc New
fences and good barn. On the MARKET 1t
this price b15 short time. Come ana gee
$ blocks east of Msin Street. -
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ill be accepted and discounted at the

will be accepted and discounted at the
nearest bank. In carriage, cOttalh-
ing one or more bundles If airy goods,
the swindler and his agent drive 10 a
house where they have planned TO MAKE
Z sale The agent introduces the ped
dler and states the object OF the Visit.
like other peddlers and auGtione5rs,
the salesman has a plausible reason 10
offer for selling his goods SO cheap.
leading firm in d certain city Is oVei-
stocked with goods which must be SOLD
az once, or the firm will become bank
fupt. He IS one OF their sa'es!uau, aid
has been sent out to sell lot ut tue>a
goods. His instructions wer,, 10 i
them In bundles auioat.li.1 from $50 10
S75 each. 'lhe Local G. = iftf.~it tiiUr:nS
his naighnor tnathe Ia .ak "a i ',;... +,
and thought so well OF lie pare. st
taaG he CONSULTED 20 arcOMpSh! tIe
peddler ana introduce him. Vita tuls
explanation a Dundie Is orUughr ir0h
the carriage. The contents are 5o.npt-
iDgly displayed anu the merits II EACH
article mentioned. CaIcoeS, glugnans,
musiips, and notions are 0ferea AT
prices far below the market bates One
or more pieces Of heavy cloth are thei.
produced end stated 70 be of The very
CLAIMED to be so very low that ii could
not be offered nc the figures named ex
cept by the tirEi importing II III In
ulense quantities.
The goods look tempting. The bus
band and wife would like to purch Sc
but nave no money. Tue oOligIng PED
der wilt take their note pay a0lr IA six
months or year. Ii they still hest
tate d gsudy shawl is adGed 20 the
bundle, or some article calcula ed 10
please either one that remains To be won
over, and these gifts outweishing all
scrupisS, the bargain Is made. The note
is signed, and sent at once TO the near
est bank by the ped0ief, ana sold for
about two-ChirdS of its vaue. he ped
dler and mis- agent move on to repeat
their sWindle at some other house 81
distance. The purchaser, Oh closely
examining the goods. finds the pieces
OF inferior quality, aud short measure.
The heavy cloth proves to be the worst
kind OF ahOddy worth only one third
the prce paid for lt. The whole puI-
chase Is und 80 e g sWindle. The lot
beng really worth not over hall the
amount for which the note was given
Too many things have been placou be-
fore toe purchasers eyes a. oncs Tor
hen 10 see, and they nave looked 1T
nothing carefully Us they would IA
done in store. The talk OF the peG
der. The novelty TT Iiie offer ana ;h-
great haste have confused them auG
they awaEs as from = dream t. Gnj
themselves swindled, badly sHinClsd
VINO before cnuid brsg or their sbreTG
ness III making barg&iu.
J l.. IowHsHEND
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tE
ON HEADING AND FILING THE PERI
" ton of II Banberger, admin traitor,
with the will annexed, OF the estate of John
P Sc eib, decea~ed. setting forth that ne
has fled his final account Of his adm istra-
ton upon said estate In this conrt; that sill
the debts have been fully paid, and that q
portion Of said estate remains to be ivided
among the heirs of said deceased, and pray
ing among other things for an order allow
ing said final account and of distribution
of the residue of said estate among the per-
sons eutitled
Il is ordered that all persons interested in
the estate OF the said John P 5cheib, de-
ceased, be scd appear before the Probate
Court of the County Of Salt Lake at The
courtroom of said court, in the
County Court House. on the PIN
day of February, 1855 a. II O'Clock
q. m, then and there to ow cause why an
order allowing said final account and t dis
tributiou should not be mac of the RI sidue
of said estate among the heirs and devisees
otthe said John P. Scheib, deceased, accord
ing to law.
It Is further ordered that the clerk cause
copies of this order to be posted in three
public places in Salt Lake County, aud
published IN THE SALT LAKE HERALD.
newspaper printed and circulated In Salt
Lake County, three weeks successiyely prior
to said 9th day OF February, 1888.
Z ELIAS A SMITH,
PrHhafa Ttrd-a
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ETC.: lot Ss9165 feet Of ground, choice fruits,
shades and tDGter plenty; thts property pre-;
$500 Handsome Building Site,
Hx165 feet of ground, east. front. hrst-cIass
neighborhood, Main Street II
$500 Another coy house of rooms,
rustic, modern style, bathroom, bay WIN
'front.', closs up TO business; pays good
r. BUILpISG LOTS.
$500 4 business property, ,22155 feet
of ground, with two-stofy building, near
Second strset AbaTgan n. "a
1900. Two story house of sight rooms
lot 4lxl65 feet of ground, east front, nice
lawn, shades, etc on Main Street. 80
2-20O. HOMe of five rooms, and porch,
lot 4lx165 feet - ground, south 'front.'. Ga
and q half blocks west Main, on North
1900 six acre. of the choicest kind of
land, near the Race Track; fine oppOrtuu-
ity for vegetable growers. 81
5000. An elegant big. properly, mouse
of eight rooms, lot S2X165 feet OF ground, IN
line Of future business; four and half
blocks west Main Street. Second South
Street 4S
,OIns and summer kitchen, porch. etc. cor
ner lol, 8215xl65 feet of ground, fin e cistern
snd b III and the very choicest variety OF
fruits; close to hyjraut water, excellent
view, two blocks from Ger line. Twenty first
Ward. %
v FOR RENT.
Seven-room house, one block north of
Eagle Gate $50.
House Of eight rooms, Eighteenth Ward,
on r Street. SIS
Furnished rooms close W.
Nine roonshouse. Third South Street. 49,
sixteen room house, Main street. 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-29
Dated January 25lh. 1888
TERRITORY OF UTAH lsss

COUNTY OF SALT LAKE, S.
1, John c., Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Court in and for the County of Salt Lake, in
the Territory OF Utah, DO hereby certify that
the foregoing is o. full, true and correct
copy of an order appointing tiDehnd place
for settlement of final account am to hear
petition for distribution IN the matter Of
the eststeof John P. Scheib. deceased, as
appears OF record in my Office "a
In witness whereof, l have here
isEAL.I unto set ny hand and aHixedAhe
essy seal ot-seid court. 70 IS 18th day, OF
January, A. d. 1855
- JOHN G. CUTLER.
PrOhatA Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-29
Their Business Booming.

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such a general revival Of trade at c..
81. l. Cos. Drug Store as tLtir giving
away to their customers OF 50. naliy
free rial bottles OF Dr.. King New Lis
covefy for Copsum ptiou. Their trade
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artici3 Afff6hf The fact that il always cures
and never diSappoint5. Coughs, Colds,
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=; roRt aud Jung diseases quie'<fy cured
III cau test : before buying getting
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