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.VelO advertisements.

WANTED To rent neatly furnished room,
w by gentleman, near the business pOr-
ton OF the city. Address stating terms, &c
dec7 1t P. U. BOX 1874.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS ~
HOLIDAY GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

We the largest of the above goods Staunon
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Christmas will have such rush that
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$780, Real Leather Album 90, very
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ty by which hey sent their present repre-
sentatives. One menace already exists in
an Invalid Republican who was rarely
able to be in his seat in the Fiftieth Con-
gress, aid yet has just been reelected to
the Fifty-irst.
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LIOR SALE.-A good twO-Story Brick Residence
i and Store. No 3l2 N. Augusta For par
iicuars apply to BAPrISTE DENNIS,
apl3-h Staunton, Va.
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fNrNF Agents profits per month. Will prove
XHIN it or pay forfeit. New portraits lust
OOLO out $3.50 sample sent free TO all.
W. FL. Chichester & Son, % Bond ST.,
New York. nov2S At
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DESK ROOM TO kENT,
NROrND FLOOR OF WALKER OPERA
" House. Fine Office. Inquire at Or"ya
House, 81 w. Second south Street.
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The Rangers.

DENyER, March 3o--The third days
session of the international Range AS
ISOLATION was called to order at IL this
morning. After prayer, the report OF
the committee on revision OF the con-
stitution and bylaws was submitted.
1t comedies, substantially. with the old
constitution and bylaws. except IN the
sections aft cted by the reduction OF
f. es, initiation and membership OF the
association to individual membership.
An additional section was made, pro-
vlding that the annual meeting OF the
association shall oe at Denver. On the
fourth Tue sday III March. Inc revised
constitution was ordered p lnted loF
distribution. Several resolutions were
presented and adopted. Among them,
the following were the most Important
Bv Ex-Governor ROutJ and ex-Presi-
dent 81, ad, asking Congress to at once
provide measures to secure sea chan
mel at some point on the Texas coast.
By Colonel STANDARD. demandu g the
various roads carrying beeves to mar
ket from the rang iuntry to gty> tho
luember of the International ssoo .ae
ton the benefit o. the imr~ uad ' stock
cars now offered. tb~ a, I'VE rodnc;ne e
. s g., as wen as performing a
nu lndne,; aos-"' .,reriated by all. Also
r,a daOTr of rates in PROPORTION 10
VIC 49,, "so &c of prices realized. The
o'sp'' Ion requests every raugeman TO
pa -ronize the road first adopting these
,:ars By Mr. White, Texas, urging
Congress to take off all the duties ON
attic and beeVes imported from Mex
leo.
After the transaction of other routine
business the convention adjourned to
witness the jubilee parade, and is &c
meet again at 10 O'Clock Saturday morn
| iuO
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The Senate
amendments were non -conCurred in, to
the House bill! authorizing the Presi-
dent to arrange a conference for the
purpose of encouraging reciprocal com
mercial relations between the United
States and the republics of Mexico. Cen
trail aud South America, and the empire
of Brazil.
A joint resolution. appropriating
| $25 90 to enable the United States to
participate In the international exhibit
| ton to be held at Barcelona, Spain, 10
| April, 1888, was adopted.
The House bill granting pension of
81 600 per annum TO Mary s. Logan,
and the Senate bill increasing the
pension of Appolin A. Blair to So 600
were taken up.
A long debate took place between
Cameron. Mason, Springer and Hen
derson, of Illinois, Warner, Dockery
and Cochrane, of New York, who
| favored the bills, and Tarnsy, Mich
igan, TaulDee, Kentucky, Walker
Missouri, Wilson, Minnesota, and
Mstson, Indiana. who opposed the
bills.
rhesdvocates OF the bills claimed
that the services OF such men as Logan
and Blair could not be measured by
dollars and cents. and that failure to
pass the oils would discourage the dis
play Of patriotic devotion in the future.
The opponents ofsthe bills said it was an
attempt to establish ass legislation,
and could see DO reason why preference
should be given in these cases. over the
widows of other gallant soldiers. such
as Candy, Meade and Phil. Kearney.
The Logan bill was passed by vote
of 154 to Ok and the Blair bill passed by
a vote of f49 to 81.
The evening session of the House was
devoted 70 the consideration of
private pension bills, forty-one being
passed.
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Fire

CHICAGO. March 30 "A fire early this
morni g in the large block at the corner
of Lake and Peoria streets gave the
fremen great trouble. Soon after 2
&C ock, the fire spread to a couple of
residences west of the burning block.
and soon after row of wooden tene.
ments across The street began to bl7zo,
aud 1t is b lieyed man was burned to
dea'h. A large section OF the Lake
street wall of The burning building fell
out and tw or three fremen were
seriously injured. Just before this.
Marshall Murphy. WI b thirteen men,
we're knocse1 down anu badly bruised
bs an .xplo-ion of hot air. The losses
OF the building and contents will
aggregate $40 nOO Davis and Rankin.
dairy supplies Zimmerman REFRIGERATOR
Company, Lila Weaver & Company.
tin ware, and Goss Psi ting Press Com
pany, are the principal lossrs. The
insurance is small.
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Proposing Peace.

ROME, March 30. - King John, OF
Abyssinia, has proposed terms of peace
to General San Marssno, comm inder
in chief of he Italian forces ii Abys-
sInis. General San Marsano has COM
municated the proposals to the govern
ment.
Rome, March 30-It was officially an
n0unced last night that an Ably ssinlan
officer had app led at an Italian outpoS'
Tor PERMITS GA to sptak with Gem -,
San Mazeno. The officer d'hveren 8
letter from King John, asking or neace
Gov rnmenr.has instructed General S,I,
Maizeno to facilitate a S.. tIement. he
overtures made by B'.ng Jonn are said
t. be IN messUIfe due to he great
scarcity Of prov 4sions among his peo-
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At the WOman's Suffrage Con-
vention, on Friday. r
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOT, Sc.
the Fraudn-Wind and Fire
-Wm Paw In FuIl-Tb mine
Explosion g rDsral news
SOCIAL PUTiITY.
Plain Talk ~. the TFoman's Suffrage
Convention.


W<,sHINeToN March 30,-In the
..omsn's Suffrage Convention, this
morning, Mrs. Elizabeth Isle Saxon. of
Tennessee, crested sensation by her
discourse on "social purity" She
spok very plainly on the social evil, OF
the imprudence of women il not COULD
ing to their children the great secrets
and truths of life instead of letting
them learn from children and servants.
Mrs. Admission Chant vouched for the
truthfulness OF the charges published IN
the Fall Mall Gag tie, saying she would
stake her life on their correctness. She
spoke principally Of the WORK of the
social purity SOCIETIES in Great Britain.
Girls, before there was any legislation
on the matter, were IaEen In droves by
procure sses to the continent to I'LL
HOUSES o. III fame, under the pretense
of getting them places of service.
Harriet B. Shattuck and Clara
Clay borne Hoffman spoke in the saDeS
strain az Mrs. Saxon had done All
remedies would be but partial and die -.
appointing until woman t.pdo avorY
where in perfect equally With no.,
until society and chur oh and law re'
gard marriage as Perfect pa tnersbin
and she an equal partner. The horror
OF lustful ohildZen being brought into
the world wikcoutinue Until woman is
recognized as having the risht 10 saw
w Sbsn ' ,s. asy l!ls sban oepln. Parents,
-. es" 'sH' me arrives. will have no
.ame in teaching their children the
mysteries of life.
Frances Willard. as preface to her
remarks. read a petition, to be sig ed,
urging Congress to pass bill to raise
the age of consent. wher, yer it has
absolute control. to Is years. She at
tackled low necked dresses, and said
those wearing them borrowed the IDEA
from women whom she would oe
ashapsed tn touch. She also eondemued
the hslfnu6e pictures of women used
az advertisements. She touched upon
the improperly cf stsge dressing, and
the evils of round dancing.
President and Mrs. Cleveland gave a
special reception at the White House
this afternoon to members of the
Women's Council.
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CLAUS and the Refinery.

BALTIMORE, March 3d. There is a
feeling among business men that Claus
epreckels will not establish here the
large refinery which he talks of on the
Atlantic board. He says that if BaIti-
more will furnish one-half or two
thirds OF the capital for minor re-
fnery, and give him control, one can
be established. His conversation indi-
Gates preference for Philadelphia,
but be says he will not determine
whether Baltimore or Philadelphia will
be his choice until he again goes to the
laat-named city. He will leave for
Philadelphia this evening.
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Vicious Iuceodia.ism.

AURORA, Ills, Marco 3O.-One half OF
the Burlington pant shop building
which burned last night, had been fitted
up as hotel for the n W engineers and
fremen. over hundred of whom we e
in their beds when the Ore broke out.
They bad just time to grasp their
clothes. and get out before the building
was mass of flames. rhe burned out
wFre CHARTERED in other BUILDINGS for
toe night. Several of the were as
seulted BY unknown parties as they
rushed about the yards seeking shelter.
Burlington officials say the fire broke
out IN two or three places simultaue-
ously. aud that the indications point
strongly to incendiarism.
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The Big Express Company.

NEW YORK. March 30.-Considerable
excitement has been created in railroad
and express circles since it became
known that the United States Express
Company had closed contract with
the Central Railroad of New Jersey for
a five years. lease of all their lines.
This new acquisition, taken in connec-
zion with the Lackawanna and Bal
fimore and Ohio roads will enable the
United States company to cover
valuable express territory which has
heretofore been monopolized OF
controlled by the Adams Company.
IAN NAV LIST the United States Company
viii control 25,0l0 miles of roads and
wiil be able to forward business fer The
west as far as San Francisco and the
Pacific Coast and soulh to New Orleans.
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PERSONAL.

EFT. HoPPLEis up from Spaniah Fork
D. P. WELDON, of Park City, is in
town.
A. S. LAW, of Logan, was in town yes,
terdsy.
Hon. G. c. RICHARDS is down from
Ogden.
GEORGE H. FENNEMoEE is up from
Beaver.
Hon. P. T. FARNswoRTH is up from
Beaver.
Don PACK, of Camas, is soiourning in
our midst.
H.A. Noon, of the Provo American, is
in the city.
}. P. UNDERWOOD, of Helena, Mon
tana, is in town.
JACOB LOSER, of Psyson, is registered
at the White House.
J. THATCHER. of Logan, came down
to see Booth and Barrett.
WILLIAM SANDERS, of the Logan
of q. T.. NJ. l., is in town.
J. G. HICKMAN and w. 8. Rawlings
came up from Provo yesterday.
NJ. G. RoLrH and wife, OF Mount
Pleasant, are visiting the capital.
2. A. McPKEE. deputy sheriff of
HALEY, Idaho. is visiting the city.
MISSES LULU and Lille Boyer. of
Springville, are stopping at the Cullen.
G NJ. DRIVER and W. S. Harris came
down from the Junction City yester-
day.
T. C. WooDMANcY, representing VIM.
r. NJ Of Nna in Sol
Lake.
Rev. T. G. ILIrF has returned from a
trip to Idaho. and leaves to-day for
Ogden.
JOHN WATSON, superintendent OF the
Ogden branch of u. @. NJ. l., was in the
city yesterday.
G. D. w. FULLMER, the genial agent
of the Union Pacific at Logan, is in
town, with Instantly.
Mes. E. II. MURPHY is expected to
arrive this evening. from an extended
trip through California.
G. B. sMYTHE. of HALEY, Idaho, man.
ager of the Blackspar mine, is abiding
with US for short time.
Hon. 8. r. THURMAN is in Salt Lake,
on business connected with the compi-
lation of the laws of Utah.
Art. SMITH, an old Salt Lake resi-
dent now proprietor of the Alturas
Hotel. HALEY, Idaho, is in the me-
tropolis.
R. W. Burton and H. J. Faust Jr..
two stock men of Salt Lake City, Utah,
were in the city yesterday. on stock
business.-A bilene Gazette, 9th.
Rev. CHRISTIAN HEoKER, late of Ra-
cine, Wisconsin, has been selected to
take charge of the Scandinavian Meth
odist Churches to be established at Provo
end Pleasant Grove.
HoN. ACHILLES PARRIM Of Cynthiana,
has come to Salt Lake to locate, having
been induced to come here through the
reports that have reached him concern
ing our beautiful city. and also on ae-
count of Mrs. Parrim's health Mr..
Parrim was formerly Governor Vests
law partner. at Oyntbiana, and stood
nigh in his profession in Kentucky.
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The Southern Floods.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 3O.-Ths
Tombigbee at Columbus, Miss, is still
rising. The lower portion of the city
has been abandoned. The water is
several feet deep in many houses at
Evergreen. and no trains have passed
since Tuesday. The water is falling
and it is thought all roads will be open
By Sunday. Dl-pttches show that
four persons have been drowned. Great
damage has been done to roads,
bridges and farms. Street cars here re-
sumed regular trips yesterday.
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Tr.s Mine Explosoin.

Rich HILL, Mo-, March 30 Only
thirtV- FIVE men were In the shaft when
the' xplosiou occurred yesterday. Thus
10 r five have been taken out dead and
fifteen alivs. Most OF the latter have
suffered intensely fro'o fire and suffoca'
ton and their recovery is very doubt
full. Fifteen now remain in the mine,
and it is believed most of them will be
taken out dead. The work OF rescue
proceeds very slowly, being attended
with great danger.
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The Canadian Pacific.

MONTREAL. March 30.-A cable dis
patch from London announces suthori-
tatively the conclusion of negotiations
between the Canadian Pacific Railway
and the Dominion government, by
which The road IS 20 receive q loan OF
Sl4 600 900. The Times says hat for the
remainder Of its monoroly the road is
to receive So ono, 900 in bonds.
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The Central Pacific

WASHINGTON, March 80. - Counsel
Tweed. of the Central Pacific, this
morning made an argument before the
House committee on Pacific Railroads
Ill favor OF the pending bill to extend
the time given the company within
which to pay its Indebtedness to govern
ment. HIS argument was similar to
that made Sy Huntington. Tweed
favored the submission of the whole
matter to the Court of Claims.
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PRII1tOn9.

WASHINGTON. March 30.-The House
committee on invalid pensions. to-day,
APPOINTED a subcommittee to take I'M
der consideration various bills now be-
fore Congress looking to the repeal OF
he limitation clauses General Black
Commit sioner of Pensions. has estimated
that it will take between $500 600 600 ard
$500 900 600 20 pay all claims for arrears
Of pensions, should the limitation
clause be repealed,
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sPE Gal NOTICES
FOKTUNE TELLING.

NINE. FRENCH HAS JUST RETURNED
lu from Europe and can be see az
the Windsor Hotel She remains only. q
few days She tells the past and future by
planets and astronomy. brings pa'ties to-
getnel, places the charm upon the head,
CIV luck and prosperity, and phrenot-
ogizes This woman tells wonderful things:
she also tells where you can discover Rold
In mine This lady tells lucky numbers
in lottery tickets. Call end see h at tne
Windsor otel, IA and I46 First South,
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Frederick nna Yicto1ia.

BERLIN, March 30.-Ths Emperor and
Empress drove in a half-open carriage
from Charlottenberg to Berlin, to-day,
and paid visit 10 the Dowsger Em-
press Augusta. They received snthusi-
astic greetings along the road. The i'm
periaI family attended morning service
in the castle chapel at Charlottenberg.
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The Only Perfect Remedy

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
and kindred ills. is the lannon's Cali
tornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. It strengthens as we'll as cleanses
the system. it is easily taken. and per-
iectlv harmless. Sample bottles free,
md large bottles for sale by A. e..
Smith 81 Co.
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OLIVER SHANNON, THoS. 3, SHAESE.--
Attorney at-Law, Notary -
sHANNO>s . uplic,
I AW, LAM 6 SONS
- land COLLECT ON OFFICE
~. First South Sure [, salt axe City
, UGah Abstracts examln and passed IN
/ he Senior member having fourteen yea 10
ractice before U. Land Offices, and art
of the lime Receiver, will give partiel az
attention 70 r1lii gs, Contests, aid Final
Proof. Real estate bought and sold on COM
mission and otherwise. Properties leased.
Court martial cases will be a specially. after
years of experience.
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X. Off. Convention,

Boston, March 30.--Ths State e1eou-
tive board Of Masss chusetts Knights of
Labor has issued call to all district
and local assemblies not attached TO a
district, to elect delegates to State
Convention of the organization to be
held in Boston on April 18th.
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vino and fire

PEsTH, March 3o,-A number of fires
occurred IN Hungary during tive pre-
yalence of the gale. At Kikinda, l 500
persons were rendered shelterless, and
are camping out in the snow. Thirty
eight houses were burned, and many
lives lost at MeZobereux.
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Pardoned the Frauds

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 90 Governor
Jackson, last night, pardoned the seven
Democratic judges and clerks of cleo
ton who we're found guilty of having
perpetrated frauds at the polls two
years ago. They we're sentenced June
9th last to two years imprisonment.
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Tho Floods In Germany.

BERLIN, March 30.-At Posen the
military barracks have been opened as
a refuge of persons who have been made
homeless by the foods. At Cologne,
several quays have been submerged and
those who iDhabit houses near the
banks of rha Rhine are leaving them
By the caps:ziug of boat near Bertzen-
berg, nine persons were drowned.
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WIN Pay in Full.

CINCINNATI, March 30-The receiver
of the Metropolitan National bank an
nouuces that on April 18th he will pay
in full all depositors who have proved
their claims prior 10 April.
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Bucklen's ArnIca salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed 60 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Prlcs % cents q boz. For sale by 4 G.
Smith A Cp. $3.50.
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CORKER q co.

DEAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
IL Brokers, Properties solicited. Options
bought and sold correspondence promptly
attended to. Money to loan in sums to suit.
Office Isl 8 Main Street, Rooms 2, & 4. over
Tu lidge 4 Co, oppos te walker House.
P. o. Box 709. Salt LakeGi y, Utah.
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MIS-. Log-n's PENSION.

WAsHIEaToS, March &c. After long
partisan debate the orsa ,a.s.d a.
oil granting q pp",sion N fba U,Sov nj
tenets' Ivy Il. yeas 154. nays 95.
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DIR j. FLOYD bANTON.

physician AND SURGEON, (LATE
i Of Chicagol has permanently located ss
the DoLelSOn House, 149 z Second SOath
Street. Complicated cases a Speciality. When
cases are taken for treatment. cures ara
promised or no charge viii be made. Office
hoUrs-10 % 4, daily.
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Asked an Explanation.

SOFIA, March 30.-Bulgaria has asked
the Porte to explain the presence of
Turkish troops at tbs town of Mustapha
Pasha, on the frontier.
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1898

1874 o r DUE 1888
ELORISr, SCOTSMAN, PRhsERNER OF
L Fresh Flowers, 240 west third South
Street, Salt Lake City Funeral Designs and
BOuque'S of all kinds a specially Fresh
Flowers preserved, chap and perfect.
House and Bedding plants large stock
Garden and Flower seeds, fresh and pure,
at wholesale AID retail Ever asIing Flow
G g Pampas, Plumes. &C., etc Hardy Roses
and shrubs. California cuthowefr s-Sh
as roses, etc, ON hand continually
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THOROUGH PURITY OF THE CUTIcLR is
attained by the use of GLEkN's SULPHUR
SOAP.
HILL's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE. Black
Or Brown, SOC.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INVESTMENG-

A PARTY WITH
Il ment II $4,000 FOR INVEST
featuring profitable business of manu-
wante1 newly-patented article, Is
AZ In an already established business
-Aress Investment this office.
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Total Loss.

Boston, March 3O.-The steamer
CGroaborG wrecked at Nantucket.
valued at $l56, 600. is a total loss.
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EAS GER MIALINERY.

I rST RECEIVED, AN ELtGAN1 LINE OF
y Easter BOnnets and Has. al O choiee
Novelties specially imported Tor Booth and
Barrett perform noes
MRS. BURROWS, 1s Main st.
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REMOVAL.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES. MRS. B. s.
~ LONG has removed TWO Doors WEST OF
her old stand, to No. 81 EAST FIRST South
Street, where she win be able to SUPPLY her
pstrons with all lines OF Art d Fancy
Goods at The lowest prices Don't forget
the mum ber-3l z. RERsT sourr. .en........
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TROMsON, ALLEN s CO.,

VETASATCH BLOCK. cox. MAIN AND
w Secoud South Streets. Special bargains
in city property A few chances to obtain
acre ge property or improved farms in close
proximity to the city. at bed rock prieeG.
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Virginia Republicans.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 3O.-The Re.
publican State Convention will be held
on May IL.
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The U'gent Deficiency Bill.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The Pres
ident has approved the urgent de-
faiency bill.
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Mark McKimmIns' Livery Stable,
Main Street, opposite Postofice.